Mountaineering 2 Word Search
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Sample words: SARGE, FIRES, MENDS, CURLIER, CITRUSY, RAMPED, SOURCES, HEEDING, YAK, ROD, LUG, HUE, FEAR, EASE, TOP, LEE.
Mountaineering 2 word list, defined
- SARGE /sɑːrdʒ/ (US); /sɑːdʒ/ (UK) · noun
- An informal term for a sergeant, especially when used as a form of address. It can be used respectfully, humorously, or to refer to someone who acts as an authority. Related: sergeant, boss, chief, commander.
- FIRES /ˈfaɪəz/ · noun, verb
- Fires is the plural of 'fire' (rapid combustion producing flame and heat) and the third-person singular form of the verb 'fire', meaning to discharge a weapon, dismiss from employment, or ignite. Related: blazes, infernos, conflagrations, discharges.
- MENDS /mɛndz/ · verb
- To repair something that is broken or damaged. In figurative use, it means to improve a situation, relationship, or condition. Related: repair, fix, heal, improve.
- CURLIER /ˈkɜːrliər/ · adjective
- The comparative form of the adjective 'curly', describing hair, fur, or other things as having more curls or a greater degree of curliness than something else. Related: more curled, frizzier, wavier, kinkier.
- CITRUSY /ˈsɪt.rə.si/ · adjective
- Having the flavour, aroma, or qualities characteristic of citrus fruits such as lemons, limes, oranges, or grapefruits. Related: zesty, tangy, lemony, sharp.
- RAMPED /ræmpt/ · adjective and verb
- Ramped is the past tense and past participle of ramp. It can mean increased or escalated sharply, or risen or sloped upward; as an adjective, it also appears in forms such as ramped-up. Related: increased, escalated, raised, climbed.
- SOURCES /ˈsɔːrsɪz/ · noun
- People, things, or places from which something originates or is obtained. A person or thing from which something comes or is derived. Related: origin, beginning, root, cause.
- HEEDING /ˈhiːdɪŋ/ · verb (present participle) and adjective
- Paying close attention to and taking seriously a warning, request, piece of advice, or other communication; following advice or instructions. Related: attending, observing, listening, noting.
- YAK /jæk/ · noun, verb
- A large, long-haired bovine adapted to high-altitude regions of Central Asia and the Himalayas, especially the Tibetan Plateau. As a verb, it means to talk or chatter persistently, usually in an informal or dismissive sense. Related: Tibetan ox, Himalayan ox, chatter, babble.
- 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.
- LUG /lʌɡ/ · verb and noun
- As a verb, to carry or transport something, especially with effort; it can also mean to drink an alcoholic beverage in large quantities. As a noun, it refers to a projecting part, especially the flap of an ear, or a small projecting piece of an object. Related: carry, haul, transport, drag.
- HUE /hjuː/ · noun
- A particular color or shade, especially one considered as a quality distinguishing one thing from another. By extension, it can refer to a general character, type, or appearance. Related: color, shade, tint, cast.
- FEAR /fɪə(r)/ · noun, verb
- An unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain, or harm; as a verb, to be afraid of someone or something. Related: dread, terror, fright, panic.
- EASE /iːz/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, ease is the state of being free from difficulty, effort, pain, or worry; freedom from constraint or discomfort. As a verb, it means to make something less difficult, severe, or tense, or to move gently and gradually. Related: comfort, facility, effortlessness, relief.
- TOP /tɒp/ (British), /tɑːp/ (American) · noun, verb, adjective, adverb
- Top can mean the highest part or position of something, the person or thing ranked highest, an upper covering, or a spinning toy. As a verb, it means to put a top on or reach a leading position; as an adjective or adverb, it indicates the highest rank, quality, or level. Related: summit, peak, apex, leader.
- LEE /liː/ · noun
- The side of a ship, island, or other object that is sheltered from the wind; the leeward side. The word can also refer more generally to shelter or a place protected from the wind. Related: leeward, shelter, sheltered side, protection.
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