Energy 3 Word Search
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Sample words: LUSHY, SIREE, FLEXO, HERESY, WINEY, TURNERS, REHANGS, CORANTO, CFL, DYNAMISM, BODY, LIFE, THERMAL, FARADAY, COAL, TURBINE.
Energy 3 word list, defined
- LUSHY /ˈlʌʃi/ · adjective
- Lushy means luxuriant or richly developed, especially with dense vegetation. It can also describe something juicy or succulent. Related: luxuriant, verdant, juicy, succulent.
- SIREE /sɪəˈriː/ · interjection
- Siree is an emphatic, old-fashioned form of address or affirmative reply to a man, equivalent to “sir” or “yes, sir.” It may sound deferential, theatrical, or ironic depending on the context. Related: sir, yes, certainly, indeed.
- FLEXO /ˈflɛksoʊ/ · noun (also used attributively as an adjective)
- Flexo is a short form of flexography, a rotary relief-printing process that uses flexible rubber or photopolymer plates and fast-drying inks, widely employed for packaging such as labels, corrugated boxes, and plastic film. It also functions as an adjective describing equipment or materials associated with this process. Related: flexography, aniline printing, relief printing.
- HERESY /ˈhɛrəsi/ · noun
- A belief or doctrine that is regarded as contrary to established religious teachings, especially those of an authoritative church. More broadly, an opinion or practice considered radically unconventional or in conflict with accepted principles. Related: heterodoxy, dissent, schism, apostasy.
- WINEY /ˈwaɪni/ · adjective
- Having the taste, smell, color, or general character of wine; vinous. Figuratively, it can mean heady, intoxicating, or suggestive of excess. Related: vinous, heady, intoxicating.
- TURNERS /ˈtɜːrnərz/ (British); /ˈtɝːnərz/ (American) · noun
- The plural form of turner. Turners are people or devices that turn, rotate, or shape something, especially workers who operate lathes or other rotating equipment; the word can also refer to people who perform turning movements in gymnastics or dance. Related: rotators, spinners, rollers.
- CORANTO /kəˈræntoʊ/ · noun
- A lively courtly dance of the 16th and 17th centuries, performed in triple time and often paired with the slower allemande; also, the music written for such a dance. Related: courante, galliard, allemande, sarabande.
- DYNAMISM /ˈdaɪnəmɪzəm/ · noun
- The quality of being characterized by vigorous activity, energy, and progress; forcefulness and drive in a person or process. Related: energy, vigor, drive, vitality.
- BODY /ˈbɒdi/ (UK), /ˈbɑːdi/ (US) · noun
- The physical structure, including bones, flesh, and organs, of a person or an animal. More broadly, the main or central part of something, or a collective group of people organized for a purpose. Related: physique, form, figure, frame.
- LIFE /laɪf/ · noun
- The state of being alive, or the continuing existence of a person or thing. It can also refer to the period during which someone is alive, the living organisms collectively, or the energy and vitality of a place, person, or experience. Related: existence, living, duration, vitality.
- THERMAL /ˈθɝːməl/ · adjective; noun
- Relating to heat, temperature, or the transfer of heat. As a noun, a thermal is a device or clothing item designed to provide or retain warmth. Related: hot, warm, heated, heat-related.
- FARADAY /ˈfærədeɪ/ · noun
- A faraday is a unit of electric quantity equal to the charge of one mole of electrons, approximately 96,485 coulombs, used chiefly in electrochemistry.
- COAL /kəʊl/ (British), /koʊl/ (US) · noun
- A hard black substance consisting largely of carbon, formed from the fossilized remains of plants over millions of years and burned as fuel. It also refers to an individual piece of this substance. Related: anthracite, bitumen, char, carbon.
- TURBINE /ˈtɜːrbɪn/ (US); /ˈtɜːbɪn/ (UK) · noun
- A rotary machine with blades or vanes driven by moving gas, steam, water, or another fluid, converting the fluid's energy into rotational mechanical energy. Turbines are used in power stations, aircraft, ships, and wind-energy systems. Related: turbomachine.
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