Fishing 2 Word Search
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Sample words: IRING, LUFFA, GERBE, SPADOS, BEAUS, ECOTONAL, ELOINS, DEMARKET, ROW, RIG, JIG, BOB, GEAR, BASS, ROD, HUT.
Fishing 2 word list, defined
- LUFFA /ˈluːfə/ · noun
- A tropical climbing gourd in the cucumber family, whose tender immature fruit is eaten as a vegetable. The mature fruit develops a fibrous interior that can be cut into pieces and used as a natural sponge. Related: loofah, sponge gourd, dishcloth gourd, sponge cucumber.
- BEAUS /ˈboʊz/ · noun
- Beaus is the plural of beau: a boyfriend or male admirer, or a dashing, fashionably dressed man who pays attentive court to a woman. Related: boyfriend, admirer, sweetheart, suitor.
- DEMARKET /ˌdiːˈmɑːrkɪt/ · verb
- To deliberately withdraw a product, service, or brand from a market, or to restrict or reduce its availability and promotion, typically as a strategic business decision. Related: withdraw, discontinue, pull, phase out.
- ROW /roʊ/ (line, arrangement, boat); /raʊ/ (noise, quarrel) — British & US · noun and verb
- As a noun, a row can mean a line or sequence of people or things, a noisy argument, or an outing in a boat. As a verb, it means to propel a boat with oars or to have a noisy argument. Related: line, rank, file, argument.
- RIG /rɪɡ/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a rig is equipment, machinery, or a framework used for a particular purpose, especially a large structure used in drilling for oil or gas. As a verb, to rig means to fit or arrange equipment, or to manipulate something unfairly or dishonestly, as in rigging an election. Related: equipment, apparatus, machinery, framework.
- JIG /dʒɪɡ/ · noun; verb
- A jig is a lively dance or step, traditionally associated with Scottish and Irish music. As a verb, jig means to move with quick, jerky or rocking motions. Related: dance, jiggle, shake, jerk.
- BOB /bɒb/ (UK) — /bɑːb/ (US) · noun, verb
- A short, quick up-and-down or back-and-forth movement; also a hairstyle in which the hair is cut to hang evenly around the head at about jaw length, and the name of a small rounded weight (a bob) used on fishing lines, plumb lines, and pendulums. Related: dip, duck, nod, bounce.
- GEAR /ɡɪə/ (British), /ɡɪr/ (US) · noun and verb
- Gear is equipment, apparatus, tools, clothing, or belongings collectively, especially items used for a particular activity or purpose. As a verb, it means to prepare or equip oneself or someone else for a task or situation. Related: equipment, apparatus, outfit, tackle.
- BASS /beɪs/ (also /bæs/ for the fish sense) · noun
- The lowest range of pitch in music or sound; a low-frequency voice or instrument. Also, any of various edible freshwater and marine game fishes with spiny fins. Related: depth, low end, bottom.
- ROD /rɒd/ (British); /rɑːd/ (American) · noun and verb
- Rod is chiefly a long, slender, rigid implement or bar, especially one used in fishing, measuring, or construction. As a verb, it means to beat or punish someone with a rod, a use now mainly literary or historical. Related: punish, flog, beat, stick.
- HUT /hʌt/ · noun
- A small, simple shelter or building, typically made from inexpensive materials and used as a dwelling, workspace, or temporary accommodation. Related: shack, cabin, shelter, dwelling.
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