Religion & History 2 Word Search
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Sample words: USURP, RUTIN, HUZZAED, GROSZ, NINJA, BEADERS, NEEDIER, FOUND, EBOLA, LORD, GREEK, MUSKET, WAR, ERA, DYNASTY.
Religion & History 2 word list, defined
- USURP /jʊˈzɜːp/ (British); /jʊˈzɝːp/ (American) · verb
- To seize, appropriate, or take over power, authority, rights, or a position without the rightful owner's permission or legal right. Related: seize, supplant, take over, appropriate.
- RUTIN /ˈruːtɪn/ · noun
- A routine, regular practice, or established course of action. The word is now chiefly encountered in dictionaries as a less common variant spelling of “routine.” Related: routine, practice, procedure, habit.
- HUZZAED /hʌˈzɑːd/ · verb
- To shout a celebratory cry of joy or triumph. “Huzzaed” is the past tense of “huzza.” Related: cheered, shouted, hailed, acclaimed.
- GROSZ /ɡrɔʂ/ · noun
- A Polish monetary unit equal to one hundredth of a złoty. Historically, the word also referred to a small silver coin from which the modern currency unit takes its name. Related: penny, cent, small change.
- NINJA /ˈnɪndʒə/ · noun
- A member of the ninja, a class of covert agents traditionally trained in espionage and unconventional warfare. In modern informal use, a ninja is any person who is exceptionally skilled, resourceful, or able to act discreetly. Related: covert operative, assassin, martial artist, saboteur.
- BEADERS /ˈbiːdərz/ · noun
- Plural of beader: people who make or decorate items with beads, or tools that form a bead (a rounded ridge) of material such as caulk, sealant, or metal. Related: beadworkers, beadsmiths, jewelry makers, crafters.
- NEEDIER /ˈniːdiər/ (US: /ˈniːdiɚ/) · adjective
- The comparative form of needy: requiring or expressing greater need, dependence, or desire for attention. Related: more demanding, more dependent, more desperate, more insatiable.
- FOUND /faʊnd/ · verb
- To establish or set up an institution, organization, city, or similar entity; also, as a homograph, it serves as the past tense of 'find', meaning to discover or come upon something. Related: establish, create, set up, institute.
- LORD /lɔːd/ (British), /lɔːrd/ (US) · noun, verb, interjection
- A man of high social rank, especially a nobleman, peer, or ruler; also a respectful form of address for such a person. Capitalized in religious contexts, “the Lord” refers to God or Christ. Related: nobleman, peer, ruler, monarch.
- GREEK /ɡriːk/ · noun, adjective, verb
- Greek, normally capitalized, refers to Greece, its people, its language, or anything characteristic of its culture. In the expression “all Greek to me,” it means unintelligible or unfamiliar. Related: Hellenic, Grecian, Graecian.
- MUSKET /ˈmʌskɪt/ · noun
- A musket is a long-barrelled firearm, historically a matchlock gun and later a smoothbore gun fired with a single ball. The term is now chiefly historical or used when referring to this type of early firearm. Related: arquebus, long gun, matchlock, firearm.
- WAR /wɔːr/ (British); /wɔr/ (American) · noun and verb
- War is organized armed conflict between states, communities, or other organized groups. In broader use, it can refer to a prolonged struggle, conflict, or state of hostility. Related: conflict, hostilities, fighting, battle.
- ERA /ˈɛrə/ · noun
- A long, distinct period of history marked by particular events, characteristics, or developments. Also used more loosely to mean a memorable or significant period of time in a person's life or in a field of activity. Related: epoch, age, period, era.
- DYNASTY /ˈdɪnəsti/ · noun
- A line of hereditary rulers of a country or empire, typically successive members of the same family; more broadly, any powerful family or group that maintains its position and influence over successive generations. Related: lineage, house, succession, bloodline.
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