The Magna Carta Word Search
The Magna Carta, as a word search. 12 words drawn from the terms and ideas of a school subject sit hidden in a 15×15 letter grid, running in every direction. Drag across a word to claim it, and clear the board to finish.
Words to find: MAGNACARTA, CHARTER, LIBERTY, RIGHTS, BARON, KINGJOHN, SEAL, FREEMEN, ENGLAND, FEUDAL, ROYAL, JUSTICE.
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The Magna Carta word list, defined
- CHARTER /ˈtʃɑːrtər/ · noun
- A formal document granting rights, privileges, or authority, especially one establishing an organization such as a city, university, or company; also a contract for the hire of a vehicle such as a ship or aircraft. Related: contract, agreement, license, deed.
- LIBERTY /ˈlɪbər.ti/ (US); /ˈlɪbəti/ (UK) · noun
- Freedom from undue or oppressive control, especially the legally or politically protected right to act, think, or speak as one wishes. It can also mean permission to do something. Related: freedom, independence, autonomy, self-rule.
- RIGHTS /raɪts/ · plural noun; verb (third-person singular present)
- Rights are the legal, political, or moral entitlements belonging to people, such as the rights to equality, privacy, or free speech. The word can also refer to powers or permissions connected with property, information, or participation. Related: privileges, liberties, entitlements, freedoms.
- BARON /ˈbærən/ · noun
- A baron is a member of the lowest rank of the British peerage, or historically a powerful feudal nobleman holding lands directly from the king. The word is also used figuratively for a person with great wealth and power in a particular industry, such as a press baron or oil baron. Related: nobleman, peer, lord, aristocrat.
- SEAL /siːl/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a seal is a marine mammal, a device or substance used to close an opening securely, or an official stamp that authenticates a document. As a verb, to seal means to close or fasten something securely, or to mark something with an official stamp. Related: close, fasten, secure, stamp.
- FREEMEN /ˈfriːmən/ · noun
- Freemen is the plural of freeman: a person who possesses full civil and political rights in a community, especially one who has been granted the freedoms of a city, borough, or guild. Related: citizens, burgesses, burghers, freeholders.
- FEUDAL /ˈfjuːdəl/ · adjective
- Relating to feudalism, the social and political system of medieval Europe in which land was held in exchange for service and loyalty to a lord. More broadly, resembling or characteristic of that system's hierarchical, decentralized power structure. Related: medieval, aristocratic, hierarchical, manorial.
- ROYAL /ˈrɔɪəl/ · adjective; noun
- Adjective: belonging to or associated with a monarch or royal family; characteristic of a monarch, nobility, or courtly dignity. Noun: a member of a royal family, especially a monarch or royal prince or princess. Related: regal, kingly, princely, monarchical.
- JUSTICE /ˈdʒʌstɪs/ · noun
- Justice is the fair and impartial treatment of people, or the correct application of laws and principles. It can also refer to a court judgment or, in certain official titles, to a judge. Related: fairness, equity, rightness, justice of law.
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