Monsters & Creatures 2 Word Search
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Sample words: PESTS, AMYLS, HONDS, TIETACK, SQUID, MONIAL, COIGNE, COWLS, TALE, EYES, KEEP, SKELETON, EPIC, PURE, BELIEF, SWARM.
Monsters & Creatures 2 word list, defined
- PESTS /pests/ · noun (plural)
- Pests are organisms, such as insects or rodents, that are unwelcome because they damage crops, buildings, food, or health. The word can also refer figuratively to annoying or persistently troublesome people. Related: nuisances, vermin, annoyances, troubles.
- TIETACK /ˈtaɪtæk/ · noun
- A traditional outdoor game played with mallets, a ball, and pegs or stakes driven into the ground. Players strike a ball in an attempt to knock the pegs down, with play alternating between opposing sides. Related: tetherball, pegball, mallet game, ground billiards.
- SQUID /skwɪd/ · noun
- A marine cephalopod mollusc with a long, tapered body, two fins, eight arms, and two longer tentacles. It is also used as food, especially in fried or grilled dishes.
- MONIAL /ˈmoʊniəl/ · noun
- An archaic term for a small medal or medallion. It can also refer more generally to a decorative jewel or ornament in older usage. Related: medal, medallion, badge, jewel.
- COIGNE /kɔɪn/ · noun
- A corner, angle, or projecting point, especially a favorable position from which to observe or act. The word survives almost exclusively in the phrase 'coign of vantage,' meaning a commanding or advantageous standpoint. Related: vantage point, corner, angle, perch.
- COWLS /kaʊlz/ · noun
- Cowls is the plural of cowl: a large hood, especially the one worn by monks and other religious, or a hood-shaped covering such as the metal fitting that directs airflow into a chimney or ventilation duct. Related: hoods, veils, caps, covers.
- TALE /teɪl/ · noun
- A story or narrative, especially one based on real events or presented as an account of something that happened. It can also refer to a report, explanation, or sequence of events. Related: story, narrative, account, history.
- EYES /aɪz/ · noun
- The plural of "eye": the paired organs of sight in humans and animals, or the individual organs regarded collectively. It is also used figuratively to mean a person's attention, judgment, or way of seeing something. Related: sight, vision, gaze, view.
- KEEP /kiːp/ · verb
- To hold, maintain, or preserve something in a particular condition or place. It can also mean to continue doing something, remain in a state, or manage or look after a person, place, or activity. Related: retain, hold, preserve, maintain.
- SKELETON /ˈskɛlɪtən/ · noun, verb, adjective
- The internal framework of bones that supports and protects an animal or human body. By extension, a skeleton is the essential framework, structure, or preliminary outline of something; it can also refer to an extremely thin person. Related: framework, bones, structure, outline.
- EPIC /ˈɛpɪk/ · noun, adjective
- As a noun, an epic is a long narrative poem celebrating the deeds of a legendary or heroic figure. As an adjective, it means grandly heroic, impressively large in scale, or (informally) outstandingly impressive. Related: heroic poem, saga, grand, monumental.
- PURE /pjʊər/ · adjective; noun; verb; adverb
- Free from impurities, contamination, or foreign substances; unadulterated and unmixed. Also means genuine, absolute, or free from anything morally objectionable. Related: unmixed, uncontaminated, unadulterated, clear.
- BELIEF /bɪˈliːf/ · noun
- An acceptance that something exists or is true, especially one without proof; a firmly held opinion or conviction. Related: conviction, faith, opinion, confidence.
- SWARM /swɔːrm/ (US); /swɔːm/ (UK) · noun; verb
- A swarm is a large group of insects, animals, or people moving or gathered together. As a verb, swarm means to move in a large group or gather around someone or something. Related: crowd, throng, multitude, mass.
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