Horticulture 3 Word Search
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Sample words: QUINTA, GILTS, LUGER, KRAUT, LARUM, CLINIC, TRAIN, ANTIBOSS, POLLEN, GROVE, ELEMENTS, BOG, DRAINAGE, OUTDOORS, MOLD, CLAY.
Horticulture 3 word list, defined
- QUINTA /kwɪntə/ · noun
- A quinta is a small estate or vineyard, typically in Portugal or Spain, that produces wine. It is often associated with a small, family-owned winery or a boutique winery. Related: estate, vineyard, winery, chateau.
- LUGER /luːɡər/ · noun
- A luger is a person who participates in the sport of luge, a winter sport in which an athlete rides a small sled down an ice track at high speeds. Related: sledder, speed skater, winter athlete.
- KRAUT /krɔːt/ · noun
- A German person, especially one living in the United States, or a German-speaking person. In the United States, also refers to a type of pickled or fermented cabbage. Related: German, Teuton, Saxon, Hun.
- LARUM /ˈlærəm/ · noun
- A loud, urgent noise or alarm, typically made to alert people to danger or warning. It can also refer to a state of alarm or commotion. Related: alarm, warning, signal, alert.
- CLINIC /ˈklɪnɪk/ · noun
- A clinic is an establishment or session where medical treatment, advice, or outpatient care is provided, typically smaller than a hospital. It can also mean a class or meeting devoted to teaching or practising a particular skill, or a period of instruction in which experts critique participants' work. Related: outpatient department, dispensary, health centre, infirmary.
- TRAIN /trɛn/ · noun, verb
- A self-propelled vehicle on rails, or a regular scheduled service of such vehicles. To transport or cause to move by rails. Related: locomotive, railway, carriage, vehicle.
- POLLEN /ˈpɒlɛn/ · noun
- A fine powder produced by plants, consisting of the male reproductive cells or spores, often causing allergic reactions in some people. Related: dust, powder, spores, grit.
- GROVE /ɡroʊv/ · noun
- A small group of trees, often forming a wood or thicket; a collection of trees or shrubs, especially one that is cultivated for fruit or timber. A grove can also refer to a small, enclosed area of land, often with trees or other vegetation. Related: wood, thicket, copse, allee.
- ELEMENTS /ˈɛlɪmənts/ · noun
- The plural of "element": essential parts, components, or basic principles of which something is made up; also the natural forces of weather, especially harsh ones. Related: components, parts, ingredients, factors.
- BOG /bɒɡ/ (UK); /bɑːɡ/ (US) · noun
- An area of wet, spongy, waterlogged ground consisting chiefly of decaying moss and other vegetation, which forms peat. In British informal usage, it also refers to a toilet. Related: swamp, marsh, mire, fen.
- DRAINAGE /ˈdreɪnɪdʒ/ · noun
- The process or system by which water or other liquids are drained from an area, typically through channels, pipes, or drains. It also refers to the act or state of draining away. Related: runoff, sewage, outflow, drain.
- OUTDOORS /ˈaʊtˌdɔːrz/ · adjective, noun
- Located, occurring, or done outside; in or into the open air. A place or area outside a building. Related: outdoor, out-of-doors, out of doors, out of the house.
- MOLD /mɔːld/ · noun, verb
- A fungus that grows in damp or decaying organic matter, typically forming a visible growth on the surface. To shape or form something into a particular shape or design. Related: fungus, mildew, slime, growth.
- CLAY /kleɪ/ · noun
- A stiff, sticky fine-grained earth, typically a hydrous aluminum silicate, that hardens when dried or fired and is used in pottery, bricks, and sculpture; also, figuratively, the material of the human body. Related: loam, earth, mud, adobe.
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