Meat & Seafood 3 Word Search
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Sample words: NEMNS, CATKIN, DRAFF, VENTING, SWITH, INANE, LIATRIS, DRAGGER, SQUID, COW, BEEF, MEAT, HAM, RABBIT, QUAIL, BIRD.
Meat & Seafood 3 word list, defined
- CATKIN /ˈkæt.kɪn/ · noun
- A slim, cylindrical flower cluster, typically without petals, found on trees such as willows, birches, alders, and hazels; it is usually wind-pollinated and droops or hangs from the branch. Related: ament, flower spike, inflorescence.
- DRAFF /drɑːf/ (British), /dræf/ (US) · noun
- The husks and residue of grain left over after malting or brewing, used chiefly as animal feed; more broadly, any worthless refuse or dregs. Related: dregs, lees, swill, husks.
- VENTING /ˈvɛntɪŋ/ · verb
- As a verb, venting means expressing or releasing strong feelings, especially frustration or anger, usually by speaking openly. It can also mean allowing air, gas, steam, or pressure to escape from a confined space. Related: expressing, discharging, releasing, voicing.
- SWITH /swɪθ/ · adjective
- Quick or rapid. The word is chiefly archaic or literary and survives especially in the phrase “swith away,” meaning “very quickly” or “immediately.” Related: swift, quick, fast, rapid.
- INANE /ɪˈneɪn/ · adjective
- Characterized by something absurd, irrational, or lacking serious purpose. It may also describe something so extreme or futile as to be meaningless. Related: absurd, nonsensical, futile, ridiculous.
- DRAGGER /ˈdræɡər/ · noun
- A person or thing that drags something; an agent noun formed from the verb 'drag'. In fishing, it can denote a vessel or device that drags a net along the seabed. Related: hauler, puller, trawler, lugger.
- SQUID /skwɪd/ · noun
- A marine cephalopod mollusc with a long, tapered body, two fins, eight arms, and two longer tentacles. It is also used as food, especially in fried or grilled dishes.
- COW /kaʊ/ · noun
- An adult female of domestic cattle, kept chiefly for milk production or breeding; more broadly, any large female mammal of related species such as whales or elephants. Related: bovine, heifer.
- BEEF /biːf/ · noun (also verb, informal)
- The flesh of a cow, bull, or ox, eaten as food; informally, a complaint or grievance. Related: complaint, grievance, quarrel, meat.
- MEAT /miːt/ · noun
- The flesh of an animal used as food, usually excluding the bones. By extension, it can mean the essential or most substantial part of something. Related: flesh, fare, protein, core.
- HAM /hæm/ · noun, verb
- Ham is salted or cured pork, usually from a pig's leg; by extension, it can refer to an actor who overacts or an amateur radio operator. As a verb, it means to overact or behave in an exaggerated, theatrical way. Related: pork, cured pork, gammon, overacting.
- RABBIT /ˈræbɪt/ · noun
- A burrowing mammal of the family Leporidae, having long ears, powerful hind legs, and a short tail. The word can also refer to rabbit fur or meat. Related: bunny, hare, jackrabbit, cottontail.
- QUAIL /kweɪl/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a quail is any of various small, ground-dwelling game birds, especially Old World quails and the birds of the New World family Odontophoridae. As a verb, it means to cower or lose courage in the face of something difficult or threatening. Related: cower, flinch, shrink, recoil.
- BIRD /bɜːrd/ · noun
- A warm-blooded vertebrate animal of the class Aves, characterized by feathers, a beak with no teeth, and typically the ability to fly. Informally, the term can also refer to such a creature as distinguished from other animals, or (in dated British slang) to a young woman. Related: fowl, avian, birdie.
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