Wordscapes level 168 Wind 8 Answers & Walkthrough
Wordscapes level 168 Walkthrough and Answer
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Wordscapes level 168 Answer with Extra words
Wordscapes level 168 ANSWER: DEN, END, SUN, USE, DENS, SEND, USED, UNUSED, DUNES, DUES, UNDUE, SUED.
Extra words:
Dun, Und, Den, Due, End, Ned, Nus, Sun, Uns, Dee, Ens, Nee, Sen, Sue, Use, Ese, See.
Dune, Duns, , Unde, Dene, Dens, Deus, Dues, Ends, Neds, Need, Nuee, Send, Sned, Sued, Used, Dees, Esne, Seed, Seen.
Dunes, Endue, Nudes, Undee, Denes, Dense, Ensue, Needs, Suede.
Endues, Ensued.
Let’s learn new Words today:
Dun: drab and greyish-brown in colour
Und: a late 18th-century literary and artistic movement that originated in Germany, motivated by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and was notable for its emotional outpouring and rejection of neoclassical literary conventions.
Den: a lair is a wild animal’s secret residence.
Due: anticipated or arranged for at a specific moment
End:a conclusion to something, particularly to a time frame, an activity, or a story.
Ens: a measurement that is half an em wide and roughly the width of typeset characters that is used to determine how much space will be needed overall for a text.
Sen: a unit of exchange for dollars, riels, rupiahs, and ringgits in Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, and Malaysia. It is equal to 100ths of a dollar in Brunei, 100 riels in Cambodia, 100 rupiahs in Indonesia, and 100 ringgits in Malaysia.
Sue:initiate legal action against (a person or organization), usually to seek redress
Dune: a sand or other loose material pile or ridge created by the wind, particularly along a sea shore or in a desert
Duns: persistently pursue (someone), particularly to collect a debt
Nude:a naked human figure depicted in art (pictures, sculptures, etc.)
Dene: a valley, particularly the deep, constrained, and forested valley of a small river
Deus: an unexpected event or power rescuing a situation that seems hopeless, especially as a fabricated story element in a play or book.
Sned: prune or trim (something)
Neds: a small-time offender or thug.
Endue: bestow or grant a quality or skill
Nudes:a shade of clothing or makeup that resembles the wearer’s skin tone
Denes: a low, deserted sandhill or sandy area along the sea.
Ensue: happen, follow, or take place as a result.
Endues:bestow or grant a quality or skill
Ensued: happen, follow, or take place as a result.
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