Currencies 3 Word Search
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Sample words: CHAFER, OVINE, BEHOLD, WANTY, PORKY, THROB, ASSUROR, FEHME, WON, YEN, LAW, FEN, CODES, FRANC, FUND, ZINC.
Currencies 3 word list, defined
- CHAFER /ˈtʃeɪfə(r)/ · noun
- A beetle of the scarab family, especially a large flying beetle such as the cockchafer or June bug, whose larvae feed on plant roots. The word is chiefly used in British English and entomological contexts. Related: beetle, scarab, cockchafer, bug.
- OVINE /ˈoʊvaɪn/ · adjective & noun
- Relating to or characteristic of sheep. As a noun, it means a sheep or a member of the sheep family. Related: sheeplike, sheep-like, lamblike.
- BEHOLD /bɪˈhoʊld/ · verb
- To see or observe someone or something, especially something remarkable. Often used as an interjection-like exclamation drawing attention to a sight: 'Behold, the king!' Related: see, observe, witness, view.
- WANTY /ˈwɒnti/ (British); /ˈwɑnti/ (US) · adjective
- An obsolete adjective meaning greedy or grasping; in other historical uses, needy or lacking what one needs, or ambitious and desirous. Related: greedy, grasping, covetous, needy.
- PORKY /ˈpɔːki/ (British); /ˈpɔːrki/ (US) · adjective
- Fat or plump, especially in a way suggestive of a pig; resembling pork in appearance, flavor, or character. Related: fat, plump, chubby, obese.
- THROB /θrɒb/ (British); /θrɑːb/ (American) · verb, noun
- To pulse with a strong, recurring beat, especially as the heart does; to ache in waves. As a noun, a throb is a strong recurrent beat or pulsating sensation. Related: pulse, beat, thump, ache.
- FEHME /ˈfeɪmə/ · noun
- A secret tribunal of the Middle Ages, especially one of the Vehmic courts of Westphalia in Germany, which enforced summary justice outside ordinary law. By extension, any secretive, extra-legal tribunal or act of vengeance carried out by such a body. Related: tribunal, court, inquisition, kangaroo court.
- WON /wʌn/ · verb; noun
- Won is the past tense and past participle of win, indicating victory or success in a competition. As a noun, it is the monetary unit of South Korea, equal to 100 jeon. Related: triumphed, prevailed, succeeded, was victorious.
- YEN /jɛn/ · noun
- The monetary unit of Japan. Also, in informal use, a strong or obsessive desire for something. Related: longing, craving, urge, desire.
- LAW /lɔː/ · noun
- A rule recognized as governing the behaviour of members of a community or the operation of a state. The term can also refer to the body of such rules, a legal principle, or the academic study of law. Related: rule, statute, principle, ordinance.
- FEN /fɛn/ · noun
- A low, marshy or flooded area of land, typically fed by groundwater or surface water and characterized by peaty soil and reed or sedge vegetation. Related: marsh, swamp, bog, wetland.
- CODES /kəʊdz/ (British), /koʊdz/ (US) · noun (plural); also verb (third-person singular)
- Codes are systems of words, letters, numbers, or symbols used to represent or encrypt information, or sets of rules governing behavior. As a verb, codes means to write or encode something in such a system. Related: ciphers, cryptograms, rules, regulations.
- FRANC /fræŋk/ · noun
- The former monetary unit of France, Belgium, and several other countries, divided into 100 centimes; it survives today as the currency of Switzerland and several African and Pacific nations.
- FUND /fʌnd/ · noun, verb
- A fund is a sum of money set aside for a particular purpose. As a verb, to fund means to provide money for a project, organization, or activity. Related: capital, finances, resources, money.
- ZINC /zɪŋk/ · noun, verb
- Zinc is a bluish-white metallic element and an essential trace mineral for human health. As a verb, zinc means to coat or treat something with zinc, usually to protect metal from corrosion.
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