Definitions
Statuesque: (adjective)
Having the grace, beauty, or proportions of a statue; often used to describe someone who is tall and elegant, with a commanding presence.
Genie
Magical being, spirit
(adjective) Authentic or real; not counterfeit or fake. For example, a genuine diamond is a real diamond, not a synthetic one.
genuine
Which word comes from the Latin word "aqua"?
Aquarium
What does the prefix re- in rebuild mean?
To do again
Squat: (adjective)
Short and thickset; low to the ground.
General
Universal, common, widespread
(noun) A movement of the body or limbs that expresses or emphasizes an idea, sentiment, or attitude. For example, a wave of the hand can be a gesture of greeting.
gesture
Which words from the Greek 'tele' and allows people to communicate over long distances?
Telephone
What does the prefix dis- in disappear mean?
not or opposite of
Apprehensive: (adjective)
Anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen. It can also mean being cautious or wary about a future event.
Generate
produce, create, make
(noun) A spice made from the root of the ginger plant, used in cooking and baking for its distinct flavor. It can also refer to the plant itself.
ginger
Which word comes from the Latin word "liber"?
Library
im-
Grotesque: (adjective)
Something that is strange, unnatural, or distorted in a way that is often shocking or unpleasant.
For example, a sculpture with exaggerated and distorted features might be described as grotesque.
Dangerous
Risky, hazardous, perilous
(verb) To begin to grow or develop, typically referring to seeds or plants. For example, seeds germinate when they begin to sprout and grow into plants.
germinate
Which latin word is related to or derived from the sun?
Solar
What does the pre- mean?
before
Brazen: (adjective)
Bold and shameless, often to the point of being rude or disrespectful.
For example, a person might be described as brazen if they act with a blatant disregard for social norms or rules.
Postage
Mail charge, mailing fee, delivery cost
(noun) A large, African mammal with a long neck and legs, known for its distinctive spotted coat.
Giraffe
Which word comes from the Greek words "helix," meaning spiral, and "pteron," meaning wing?
Helicopter
What does the suffix -ness mean?
state of or quality