Grade_04 : Word group 02

Contains spoilers — every word's spelling is shown below.

1. Waveform / ˈweɪvfɔrm / Noun Origin: English

   A graphic representation of the shape of a wave, such as a sound wave or an electromagnetic wave.

2. Wearer / ˈwɛrər / Noun Origin: English

   A person who wears a particular item of clothing or jewelry.

3. Weekdayless / ˈwikdeɪlɛs / Adjective Origin: English

   Without weekdays.

4. Bezique / bɪˈziːk / Noun Origin: French

   A card game played with two packs of 32 cards each.

5. Big / bɪɡ / Adjective Origin: Middle English

   Of considerable size, extent, or intensity.

6. Bilabial / baɪˈleɪbiəl / Adjective Origin: Latin (bi- + labium 'lip')

   (Of a speech sound) formed by closing both lips.

7. Bird / bɜːrd / Noun Origin: Old English

   A warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrate distinguished by feathers, wings, and a beak.

8. Biserial / baɪˈsɪriəl / Adjective Origin: Latin

   Consisting of two rows or series.

9. Black / blæk / Adjective Origin: Old English

   Of the darkest color, absorbing all light; without light.

10. Blazonry / ˈbleɪznri / Noun Origin: Old French

    The art or practice of describing heraldic coats of arms.

11. Blink / blɪŋk / Verb Origin: Old English

    To shut and open the eyes quickly.

12. Blot / blɑːt / Noun Origin: Old Norse

    A spot or stain, especially of ink.

13. Board / bɔːrd / Noun Origin: Old English

    A long, thin, flat piece of wood or other hard material.

14. Bocage / boʊˈkɑʒ / noun Origin: French

    A type of landscape characterized by small fields, hedgerows, and woods.

15. Bole / boʊl / noun Origin: Old Norse

    The trunk of a tree.

16. Bonnie / ˈbɑni / adadjective Origin: Scottish

    Attractive, pretty, or charming.

17. Bookworm / ˈbʊkˌwɜrm / noun Origin: English

    A person who enjoys reading; an insect that bores into books.

18. Borderless / ˈbɔrdərləs / adjective Origin: English

    Having no borders or boundaries.

19. Bottine / bɑːˈtiːn / Noun Origin: French

    A light boot or half boot.

20. Bourgade / bʊrˈɡɑːd / Noun Origin: French

    A small town or village.

21. Boxer / ˈbɑːksər / Noun Origin: English (from box)

    A person who fights with fists, especially in a professional sport; a breed of dog.

22. Braker / ˈbreɪkər / Noun Origin: English (from brake)

    A person or device that brakes.

23. Bread / brɛd / Noun Origin: Old English

    Food made of flour, water, and yeast mixed together and baked.

24. Brevet / brəˈvɛt / Noun, Adjective, Verb Origin: French

    A commission conferring rank without corresponding pay or command, often honorary.

25. Brim / brɪm / Noun, Verb Origin: Middle English

    The upper edge or rim of a cup, bowl, or other container; the projecting edge of a hat.

26. Brocard / ˈbrɑːkɑːrd / Noun Origin: Medieval Latin

    An elementary principle or maxim, especially a legal one.

27. Brownish / ˈbraʊnɪʃ / adjective Origin: English

    Somewhat brown in color.

28. Bud / bʌd / noun Origin: Middle English

    A small protuberance on a plant that develops into a flower, leaf, or shoot; to begin to grow or develop.

29. Bulb / bʌlb / noun Origin: Latin

    A rounded part or object; especially, an underground storage organ of some plants, or an electric light bulb.

30. Bun / bʌn / noun Origin: Old French

    A small, usually round, sweet bread roll; hair gathered into a tight coil or knot.

31. Burbark / ˈbɜːrbɑːrk / Noun Origin: English

    A hypothetical term for bark that is rough or spiky like a burr (extremely rare word, definition inferred).

32. Burmite / ˈbɜːrmaɪt / Noun Origin: English

    A type of fossil resin or amber found in Myanmar (Burma).

33. Buttercup / ˈbʌtərˌkʌp / Noun Origin: English

    A plant of the genus Ranunculus, typically having bright yellow, cup-shaped flowers.

34. Byte. / baɪt / Noun Origin: English

    A unit of digital information typically consisting of eight bits.

35. Cabriole / ˌkæbriˈoʊl / Noun Origin: French

    A type of furniture leg that curves outward at the top and tapers inward toward the bottom.

36. Caftan / ˈkæftæn / Noun Origin: Turkish (from Persian)

    A long, loose garment, often with wide sleeves.

37. Calinda / kəˈlɪndə / Noun Origin: African (possibly Kongo)

    An African-American stick-fighting martial art and dance.

38. Calzone / kælˈzoʊni / Noun Origin: Italian

    An oven-baked folded pizza, often stuffed.

39. Canasta / kəˈnæstə / Noun Origin: Spanish

    A card game played with two decks of cards, a variant of rummy.

40. Cap / kæp / Noun Origin: Old English

    A soft flat hat, typically without a brim.

41. Carbonyl / ˈkɑrbəˌnɪl / Noun Origin: German

    The bivalent functional group C=O, found in aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids, and esters.

42. Carina / kəˈraɪnə / Noun Origin: Latin

    A keel-shaped anatomical structure.

43. Cart / kɑrt / Noun Origin: Old Norse

    A strong open vehicle with two or four wheels, typically pulled by a horse or oxen.

44. Casque / kæsk / Noun Origin: French

    A helmet, especially a historical or ornamental one.

45. Catena / kəˈtiːnə / noun Origin: Latin

    A connected series of items, especially literary or historical extracts.

46. Cause / kɔz / noun Origin: Latin

    A person or thing that gives rise to an action, phenomenon, or condition.

47. Celeste / səˈlɛst / adjective Origin: French

    Of a light blue color; heavenly or celestial.

48. Cervine / ˈsərvɪn / adjective Origin: Latin

    Relating to or resembling a deer.

49. Chaperone / ˈʃæpərˌoʊn / Noun or Verb Origin: French

    An older person who accompanies and supervises young unmarried women.

50. Chayote / tʃaɪˈoʊti / Noun Origin: Spanish (from Nahuatl)

    A pear-shaped fruit of a tropical American vine, eaten as a vegetable.

51. Cheroot / ʃəˈruːt / Noun Origin: French (from Tamil)

    A cigar cut square at both ends.

52. Chianti / kiˈɑːnti / This is a noun. Origin: Italian

    A dry red wine from Tuscany, Italy.

53. Chip / tʃɪp / This is a noun. Origin: Old English

    A small, thin piece of something, or a small slice of potato.

54. Chocolatey / ˈtʃɑːkləti / This is an adjective. Origin: English

    Resembling or tasting of chocolate.

55. Christy / ˈkrɪsti / Noun Origin: Irish

    A given name or surname.

56. Cioppino / tʃɪˈpinoʊ / Noun Origin: Italian

    A fish stew originating in San Francisco.

57. Clambake / ˈklæmbeɪk / Noun Origin: English

    A social occasion at which clams and other seafood are baked or steamed, typically in a pit of hot coals.

58. Cleanest / ˈkliːnɪst / Adjective Origin: Old English

    Superlative of clean; most free from dirt or marks.

59. Cliquish / ˈkliːkɪʃ / Adjective Origin: French

    Relating to or characteristic of a clique; exclusive.

60. Cloture / ˈkloʊtʃər / Noun Origin: French

    A procedure for ending a debate and taking a vote.

61. Cnemial / ˈnimɪəl / Adjective Origin: Greek

    Relating to the shin or tibia.

62. Coesite / ˈkoʊsaɪt / noun Origin: English

    A very dense, high-pressure form of silicon dioxide, found in rocks subjected to extreme shock metamorphism.

63. Colic / ˈkɑːlɪk / noun Origin: Greek

    Severe pain in the abdomen caused by wind or obstruction in the intestines.

64. Columbia / kəˈlʌmbiə / Proper Noun Origin: Latin

    A female personification of the United States or a name used for various places.

65. Congrio / ˈkɑːŋɡriˌoʊ / Noun Origin: Spanish

    A type of edible marine fish, similar to a conger eel.

66. Copen / ˈkoʊpən / Verb Origin: English (variant of cope)

    To deal or contend with something.

67. Corde / kɔːrd / Noun Origin: French

    A string or cord; a kind of ribbed fabric.

68. Cortez / kɔːrˈtɛz / Noun Origin: Spanish

    A Spanish surname, famously associated with Hernán Cortés.

69. Coucal / ˈkuːkæl / Noun Origin: Arabic

    A tropical Asian and African cuckoo with a distinctive call.

70. Courlan / ˈkɜːrlæn / Noun Origin: French

    A large wading bird of tropical America, also known as the limpkin.

71. Craig / kreɪɡ / proper noun Origin: Scottish Gaelic

    A common Scottish and Irish given name and surname.

72. Criant / ˈkraɪənt / adjective Origin: French

    Crying; strident.

73. Cromlech / ˈkrɑmlɛk / Noun Origin: Welsh

    A megalithic tomb consisting of an upright stone surrounded by a circle of standing stones.

74. Cucurbit / ˈkjuːkərbɪt / Noun Origin: Latin

    Any plant of the gourd family, including pumpkins, squashes, cucumbers, and melons.

75. Cunette / kjuːˈnɛt / Noun Origin: French

    A small channel or ditch, typically at the bottom of a larger ditch or moat.