Mythology 2 Word Search
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Sample words: FOREL, TREND, NANDU, CRUSH, UPSET, QUELEA, HELOTS, PYGAL, HEAVEN, AMOR, HYDRA, SIN, LYRE, CHAOS, GOD, MAGIC.
Mythology 2 word list, defined
- FOREL /ˈfɒrəl/ · noun
- A rare term chiefly encountered in bookbinding, where a forel is a smooth-surfaced lining paper or sheet material used inside a book's cover or spine. Related: lining, endpaper.
- TREND /trɛnd/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a trend is a general direction in which something develops or changes over time, especially a sustained pattern in society, business, or the environment. As a verb, trend means to move or develop in a particular general direction. Related: tendency, direction, movement, pattern.
- NANDU /ˈnænduː/ · noun
- A nandu is a large, flightless South American bird of the rhea family, with a long neck, long legs, and a heavy body. In Brazilian Portuguese, the term can also refer more broadly to rheas collectively. Related: rhea.
- CRUSH /krʌʃ/ · noun, verb
- As a verb, to press or squeeze something forcefully so that it is damaged, flattened, or destroyed; as a noun, a brief but intense feeling of romantic attraction toward someone. Related: compress, squash, squeeze, pound.
- UPSET /ˌʌpˈset/ · adjective, verb, noun
- Feeling or showing sadness, worry, or anger; causing such a feeling in someone; or involving something that has been overturned or disarranged. As a noun, an upset is an unexpected disturbance, reversal, or emotional upset. Related: distressed, troubled, displeased, unhappy.
- QUELEA /ˈkwɛliə/ · noun
- A small African finch-like bird of the genus Quelea, especially the red-billed quelea, which is native to sub-Saharan Africa and is known for forming enormous flocks. Related: red-billed finch, Sudan bird, African finch.
- HEAVEN /ˈhɛvən/ · noun; interjection
- In religious belief, the realm of God and the perfected dead; by extension, the sky or a state of supreme happiness. It is also used in exclamations such as “Good heavens!” Related: paradise, afterlife, bliss, empyrean.
- HYDRA /ˈhaɪdrə/ · noun
- In Greek mythology, a water serpent with multiple heads, whose severed heads regrew. By extension, a hydra can mean a person, creature, or problem that seems to produce further difficulties whenever one is overcome. Related: many-headed creature, monster, serpent, problem.
- SIN /sɪn/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, sin means an act or state of wrongdoing that is considered morally wrong, especially when judged according to religious or ethical standards. As a verb, it means to commit such an act or to violate divine or moral law. Related: wrongdoing, transgression, vice, evil.
- LYRE /ˈlaɪər/ · noun
- An ancient stringed instrument with a hollow, U-shaped soundbox and two curved arms connected by a crossbar, across which the strings were stretched. The lyre was especially associated with ancient Greece and was commonly used in poetry, music, and ceremonial contexts. Related: harp, kithara.
- CHAOS /ˈkeɪɒs/ · noun
- Complete disorder and confusion; a state of things in which behaviour or events are unpredictable and uncontrolled. In its oldest sense, it denotes the formless, disordered matter supposed to have existed before the universe was created. Related: disorder, confusion, mayhem, turmoil.
- GOD /ɡɒd/ (British); /ɡɑːd/ (US) · noun; verb
- A god is a deity or other supernatural being, especially one worshipped or regarded as supreme. The word can also refer to a person or thing treated as godlike. Related: deity, divinity, divine being, supreme being.
- MAGIC /ˈmædʒɪk/ · noun, adjective, verb
- Magic refers to practices or powers believed to produce extraordinary effects, especially through spells or ritual. By extension, it can name the mysterious quality of a person, place, experience, or work. Related: witchcraft, sorcery, wizardry, enchantment.
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