Discipline 2 Word Search

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Play free online Discipline 2 word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Discipline 2 — no download or signup required. Choose Quick, Easy, Medium, or Hard difficulty and track stars as you clear each pack.

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Sample words: DAWTED, FRATI, DANDY, ALWAY, SLOJD, TEXTERS, CARNEYS, BUFFETER, DRILL, AWE, ADVANCE, ADULT, PRACTICE, CONTROL, STRICT, WILL.

Discipline 2 word list, defined

DANDY /ˈdændi/ · noun
A man who gives exaggerated attention to his personal appearance, clothing, and refined manners. As an adjective, it means excellent or first-rate in informal use. Related: fop, dude, beau, clotheshorse.
ALWAY /ˈɔːlweɪ/ · adverb
Archaic form of "always"; at all times or on every occasion. Now largely obsolete, surviving mainly in older literary and religious texts. Related: always, forever, constantly, perpetually.
SLOJD /slɔjd/ · noun
A traditional Scandinavian handicraft or craftwork, especially decorative woodwork. It is chiefly used in the term “Scandinavian design,” where it refers to the clean, functional style associated with traditional Nordic furniture and household objects. Related: handicraft, craftwork, woodcraft, woodworking.
CARNEYS /ˈkɑːrniːz/ · noun (plural)
Carneys is the plural of carney (also spelled carny), an informal North American term for a person who works at a carnival or travelling amusement show. Related: carnies, showmen, barkers, hucksters.
DRILL /drɪl/ · noun, verb
A tool or machine used for boring holes in hard material, or repetitive instruction and practice in a skill, especially in a military or educational context. Related: practice, training, rehearsal, exercise.
AWE /ɔː/ · noun (also verb)
A feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder, often inspired by something vast, powerful, or sublime. As a verb, it means to inspire such a feeling in someone. Related: wonder, amazement, astonishment, reverence.
ADVANCE /ədˈvæns/ · noun, verb
To move forward in a physical or figurative sense; to make progress or promote a cause. As a noun, it denotes forward movement, progress, or money paid before it is due. Related: progress, proceed, promote, further.
ADULT /ˈædʌlt, əˈdʌlt/ · noun
A person who has reached full physical and legal maturity, typically defined as being 18 years of age or older. As an adjective, it describes something relating to, intended for, or characteristic of grown-up people. Related: grown-up, grownup, mature person.
PRACTICE /ˈpræktɪs/ · noun; verb
As a noun, practice is repeated exercise intended to develop skill, or the established way in which something is done. As a verb, it means to perform an activity regularly in order to improve, or to carry out or apply a specified method or principle. Related: exercise, training, rehearsal, experience.
CONTROL /kənˈtrəʊl/ (UK); /kənˈtroʊl/ (US) · noun, verb
The power or authority to direct, regulate, or command the behavior of a person, process, or thing; also, as a verb, to exercise such power or to keep something within limits. Related: command, authority, mastery, dominion.
STRICT /strɪkt/ · adjective
Requiring or characterized by exact adherence to rules, standards, or principles; not allowing deviation, tolerance, or informal behavior. It can also mean severe or inflexible in enforcing rules or conditions. Related: rigorous, stringent, exact, severe.
WILL /wɪl/ · auxiliary verb, noun, verb
As a modal auxiliary, will expresses the future, likelihood, willingness, determination, or inevitability. As a noun, it can mean the power or exercise of choosing, a wish or intention, or a legal testament; as a verb, it means to wish, intend, or be determined to do something. Related: testament, volition, intention, determination.

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