The 18th Century 3 Word Search
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Sample words: MORRA, SOCKS, KILOS, BRAWN, KALAMS, DIPTERON, STOURY, NIFES, FLEET, NAVY, SAW, ARMOR, TSAR, DOMINOES, SILK, BUXAR.
The 18th Century 3 word list, defined
- SOCKS /ˈsɒks/ · noun
- A typically cylindrical covering for the foot, usually made of fabric and worn inside a shoe. Socks are often worn for warmth, comfort, or to protect the foot from blisters. Related: stockings, hosiery, footwear, legwear.
- KILOS /ˈkiːloʊz/ (US); /ˈkiːləʊz/ (UK) · plural noun
- An informal, abbreviated form of the plural of kilogram, used especially in speech and informal writing. Related: kilograms.
- BRAWN /brɔːn/ · noun
- Physical strength and well-developed muscularity, especially as contrasted with mental ability or intellect. Related: muscle, strength, might, power.
- DIPTERON /ˈdɪptərɒn/ · noun
- A dipteron is an insect of the order Diptera — a two-winged fly such as a housefly, mosquito, gnat, or midge. The term is chiefly used in entomology as a singular noun corresponding to the more common 'dipteran'. Related: fly, dipteran, two-winged fly.
- STOURY /ˈstʊəri/ · adjective
- Covered in or full of dust; dusty. Related: dusty, dust-covered, grimy.
- FLEET /fliːt/ · noun
- A fleet is a group of ships, aircraft, or other vehicles operating together under common ownership or command, most notably a nation's organized naval force. Related: armada, squadron, flotilla, convoy.
- NAVY /ˈneɪvi/ · noun, adjective
- As a noun, “navy” can mean a country's military force organized for operation at sea, or the dark blue color traditionally used in naval uniforms. As an adjective, it means dark blue or associated with a naval military force. Related: fleet, flotilla, maritime force, dark blue.
- SAW /sɔː/ · noun and verb
- As a verb, saw is the past tense of see, meaning perceived, observed, or witnessed; it can also mean to cut something with a saw. As a noun, a saw is a tool with a toothed blade used for cutting materials such as wood or metal, while the uncommon North American noun sense refers to a proverb or maxim. Related: observed, noticed, cut, sliced.
- ARMOR /ˈɑːrmər/ · noun (also verb)
- Protective metal, leather, or other hard covering worn on the body to shield against weapons in combat, or the metal plating fitted to vehicles and warships for protection. Related: protection, shielding, plate, mail.
- TSAR /zɑːr/ · noun
- The title of the monarch of Russia, and historically of the monarchs of Bulgaria. The word is chiefly used in historical and cultural contexts. Related: monarch, emperor, autocrat.
- DOMINOES /ˌdɒm.ɪˈnoʊz/ · noun
- A game played with a set of small rectangular tiles, each divided into two halves marked with dots representing numbers, in which players take turns matching tiles end to end. It is also used as the plural of 'domino' for the tiles themselves. Related: tiles, bones, tabletop game, parlor game.
- SILK /sɪlk/ · noun
- A fine, lustrous fiber obtained from the cocoons of silkworms, woven into smooth, lightweight fabric. The word can also refer to silk thread, fabric, or objects made from silk. Related: satin, fibrefibre, floss, thread.
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