Autumn & Spring 3 Word Search
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Sample words: LAVRAS, FIXED, LASAGNE, TOWNS, TROVE, KEECH, RULLION, CATNIP, LEAF, FEAST, JOY, MAY, EARTH, PURE, FOG, ORCHARDS.
Autumn & Spring 3 word list, defined
- FIXED /fɪkst/ · adjective
- Firmly placed or secured in position; not able to be moved or changed. Also used more broadly to describe something settled, permanent, or unvarying, such as a fixed price, a fixed idea, or a fixed income. Related: permanent, settled, established, stationary.
- LASAGNE /ləˈzɑːn.jə/ · noun
- A dish made with broad, flat pasta layered with a sauce—often a tomato or meat sauce—béchamel, and grated cheese, then baked. It may also be prepared with vegetables or without meat. Related: lasagna.
- TOWNS /taʊnz/ · noun
- The plural form of town, referring to two or more settlements or urban communities. Depending on context, towns may be small urban centers, larger communities, or municipalities distinct from cities. Related: cities, municipalities, settlements, boroughs.
- TROVE /troʊv/ · noun
- A collection, store, or hoard of valuable, beautiful, interesting, or appealing things. Related: collection, cache, hoard, treasure.
- CATNIP /ˈkætnɪp/ · noun
- A perennial herb of the mint family (Nepeta cataria) with downy grey-green leaves and small white flowers, whose scent strongly attracts or excites many cats. It is also used to refer to the dried leaves and flowering tops of this plant, which are sometimes brewed as a herbal tea. Related: catmint, nepeta, Nepeta cataria.
- LEAF /liːf/ · noun; verb
- As a noun, a leaf is one of the typically flat, usually green organs attached to a plant's stem or branch, usually serving a photosynthetic function. It can also mean a page of a book or document, or a thin sheet of a material such as metal. As a verb, it means to turn the pages of a book or document, and it can also refer to a plant producing or putting forth leaves. Related: foliage, greenery, leafage, frond.
- FEAST /fiːst/ · noun
- A large, elaborate meal, typically one prepared for many people and served on a special or celebratory occasion. By extension, it can refer to an abundant or delightful supply of something, as in a visual or intellectual feast. Related: banquet, spread, repast, feastday meal.
- JOY /dʒɔɪ/ · noun and verb
- A feeling of intense happiness or delight. By extension, something that gives great pleasure or satisfaction. Related: happiness, delight, pleasure, gladness.
- MAY /meɪ/ · modal verb
- Used to express possibility, permission, uncertainty, or a tentative supposition, depending on context. It may also express a wish or hope, especially in formal or literary usage. Related: might, could, can.
- EARTH /ɜːrθ/ · noun
- The planet on which we live, the third from the sun; also the substance of the ground — soil and land as opposed to sea or sky. Related: ground, soil, land, dirt.
- PURE /pjʊər/ · adjective; noun; verb; adverb
- Free from impurities, contamination, or foreign substances; unadulterated and unmixed. Also means genuine, absolute, or free from anything morally objectionable. Related: unmixed, uncontaminated, unadulterated, clear.
- FOG /fɒɡ/ · noun
- A visible mass of tiny water droplets suspended in the air at or near the Earth's surface, reducing visibility; by extension, a state of mental confusion or obscurity. Related: mist, haze, murk, smog.
- ORCHARDS /ˈɔːrtʃərdz/ (US); /ˈɔːtʃədz/ (British) · noun
- Orchards are areas of land planted with fruit trees, especially apple, pear, or peach trees, where the fruit is grown and harvested. The word is the plural of orchard. Related: fruit groves, fruit plantations, fruit farms, tree farms.
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