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Winter Terminology Word Scramble v3
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Winter Terminology Word Scramble
| Scrambled Words | Answer Pattern | Clues | |
|---|---|---|---|
| owsn | ___ ___ ___ ___ | Frozen precipitation that falls in flakes. | |
| rscaf | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Keeps your neck warm. | |
| mtseitn | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Keep your hands warm. | |
| fosyrt | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Famous snowman. | |
| eci | ___ ___ ___ | Water frozen in a solid state. | |
| slde | ___ ___ ___ ___ | A vehicle usually on runners for transportation especially a small steerable one used by children for coasting down snow-covered hills. | |
| lgnicru | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | A team sport played on ice involving 42-pound granite rocks. | |
| skgntia | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | It originated in Northern Europe as a swift way to cross frozen lakes, ponds, rivers and streams. | |
| ulge | ___ ___ ___ ___ | The French word for sled. | |
| ngiisk | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Originally, a method to move quickly through deepsnow. | |
| hiecceyko | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | A team sport played on ice using curved sticks and a puck. | |
| bgiecer | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | The reason the Titanic sank. | |
| ogoil | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Snow houses used by the Inuit of northern Canada built using large blocks of ice set in a spiral pattern and packed with snow to form the dome. | |
| cecili | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | A pendent mass formed by the freezing of dripping water. | |
| ehvlos | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | If you don’t have this hand tool to aid with snow removal before the first big snow, you may not be able to find one locally. | |
| lbnsalsow | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | What you can launch at your opponent via a trebuchet without seriously harming them? | |
| lshus | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Partly melted or watery snow. | |
| agotobng | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | A long flat-bottomed light sled made usually of thin boards curved up at one end with usually low handrails at the sides. | |
| esalfonksw | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Wilson A. Bentley definitively proved that this frozen form of precipitation is unique by photographing each individually. | |
| sahelogs | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Worn over shoes. | |
| etsle | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Precipitation in the form of ice pellets. | |
| hetihpryamo | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Abnormally low body temperature that may result from cold exposure. | |
| nownglsae | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | A common childhood game involves laying in the snow and creating a human-made depression called a: | |
| brdzailz | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | An intensely strong cold wind filled with fine snow. | |
| eltm | ___ ___ ___ ___ | To become altered from a solid to a liquid state usually by heat. | |
| oethrms | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | A great place to keep warm drinks. | |
| eieclfarp | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Another word for hearth. | |
| aoocc | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Powdered ground roasted cacao beans from which a portion of the fat has been removed. | |
| ortsf | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | If you can’t see out the window, this may be covering it. | |
| xtakrya | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Traction enhancing (non-slip) devices for your boots. | |
| wbwsoolren | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | A machine that uses a rotating spiral blade to pick up and propels the snow aside. | |
| oiwbsonmel | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | A vehicles with steerable skis on the front and an endless tractor belt at the rear. | |
| trcshaiine | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Required equipment for vehicles on mountain passes. | |
| interowss | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | An automotive tread designed to give added traction on snow. | |
| wolposnw | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | A maneuver made with both skis used for coming to a stop. | |
| osnrbdwis | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | A term describing people who migrate to more southern climates during the winter. | |
| rlasotck | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | First use of this mineral put on sidewalks to melt ice was 1693. | |
| esohssnwo | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | First use of these lightweight platforms for the foot designed to enable a person to walk on soft snow without sinking dates back to 1666. | |
| cirobua | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Another name for reindeer. | |
| seohaswrneoh | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | A rabbit of northern North America with heavy fur on the hind feet and a coat that in most populations is white in the winter. | |
Winter Terminology Word Scramble Solution
| Scrambled Words | Answer Pattern | Clues | |
|---|---|---|---|
| snow | _s_ _n_ _o_ _w_ | Frozen precipitation that falls in flakes. | |
| scarf | _s_ _c_ _a_ _r_ _f_ | Keeps your neck warm. | |
| mittens | _m_ _i_ _t_ _t_ _e_ _n_ _s_ | Keep your hands warm. | |
| Frosty | _F_ _r_ _o_ _s_ _t_ _y_ | Famous snowman. | |
| ice | _i_ _c_ _e_ | Water frozen in a solid state. | |
| sled | _s_ _l_ _e_ _d_ | A vehicle usually on runners for transportation especially a small steerable one used by children for coasting down snow-covered hills. | |
| curling | _c_ _u_ _r_ _l_ _i_ _n_ _g_ | A team sport played on ice involving 42-pound granite rocks. | |
| skating | _s_ _k_ _a_ _t_ _i_ _n_ _g_ | It originated in Northern Europe as a swift way to cross frozen lakes, ponds, rivers and streams. | |
| luge | _l_ _u_ _g_ _e_ | The French word for sled. | |
| skiing | _s_ _k_ _i_ _i_ _n_ _g_ | Originally, a method to move quickly through deepsnow. | |
| ice hockey | _i_ _c_ _e_ _h_ _o_ _c_ _k_ _e_ _y_ | A team sport played on ice using curved sticks and a puck. | |
| iceberg | _i_ _c_ _e_ _b_ _e_ _r_ _g_ | The reason the Titanic sank. | |
| igloo | _i_ _g_ _l_ _o_ _o_ | Snow houses used by the Inuit of northern Canada built using large blocks of ice set in a spiral pattern and packed with snow to form the dome. | |
| icicle | _i_ _c_ _i_ _c_ _l_ _e_ | A pendent mass formed by the freezing of dripping water. | |
| shovel | _s_ _h_ _o_ _v_ _e_ _l_ | If you don’t have this hand tool to aid with snow removal before the first big snow, you may not be able to find one locally. | |
| snowballs | _s_ _n_ _o_ _w_ _b_ _a_ _l_ _l_ _s_ | What you can launch at your opponent via a trebuchet without seriously harming them? | |
| slush | _s_ _l_ _u_ _s_ _h_ | Partly melted or watery snow. | |
| toboggan | _t_ _o_ _b_ _o_ _g_ _g_ _a_ _n_ | A long flat-bottomed light sled made usually of thin boards curved up at one end with usually low handrails at the sides. | |
| snowflakes | _s_ _n_ _o_ _w_ _f_ _l_ _a_ _k_ _e_ _s_ | Wilson A. Bentley definitively proved that this frozen form of precipitation is unique by photographing each individually. | |
| galoshes | _g_ _a_ _l_ _o_ _s_ _h_ _e_ _s_ | Worn over shoes. | |
| sleet | _s_ _l_ _e_ _e_ _t_ | Precipitation in the form of ice pellets. | |
| hypothermia | _h_ _y_ _p_ _o_ _t_ _h_ _e_ _r_ _m_ _i_ _a_ | Abnormally low body temperature that may result from cold exposure. | |
| snow angel | _s_ _n_ _o_ _w_ _a_ _n_ _g_ _e_ _l_ | A common childhood game involves laying in the snow and creating a human-made depression called a: | |
| blizzard | _b_ _l_ _i_ _z_ _z_ _a_ _r_ _d_ | An intensely strong cold wind filled with fine snow. | |
| melt | _m_ _e_ _l_ _t_ | To become altered from a solid to a liquid state usually by heat. | |
| thermos | _t_ _h_ _e_ _r_ _m_ _o_ _s_ | A great place to keep warm drinks. | |
| fireplace | _f_ _i_ _r_ _e_ _p_ _l_ _a_ _c_ _e_ | Another word for hearth. | |
| cocoa | _c_ _o_ _c_ _o_ _a_ | Powdered ground roasted cacao beans from which a portion of the fat has been removed. | |
| frost | _f_ _r_ _o_ _s_ _t_ | If you can’t see out the window, this may be covering it. | |
| Yaktrax | _Y_ _a_ _k_ _t_ _r_ _a_ _x_ | Traction enhancing (non-slip) devices for your boots. | |
| snowblower | _s_ _n_ _o_ _w_ _b_ _l_ _o_ _w_ _e_ _r_ | A machine that uses a rotating spiral blade to pick up and propels the snow aside. | |
| snowmobile | _s_ _n_ _o_ _w_ _m_ _o_ _b_ _i_ _l_ _e_ | A vehicles with steerable skis on the front and an endless tractor belt at the rear. | |
| tire chains | _t_ _i_ _r_ _e_ _c_ _h_ _a_ _i_ _n_ _s_ | Required equipment for vehicles on mountain passes. | |
| snow tires | _s_ _n_ _o_ _w_ _t_ _i_ _r_ _e_ _s_ | An automotive tread designed to give added traction on snow. | |
| snowplow | _s_ _n_ _o_ _w_ _p_ _l_ _o_ _w_ | A maneuver made with both skis used for coming to a stop. | |
| snowbirds | _s_ _n_ _o_ _w_ _b_ _i_ _r_ _d_ _s_ | A term describing people who migrate to more southern climates during the winter. | |
| rock salt | _r_ _o_ _c_ _k_ _s_ _a_ _l_ _t_ | First use of this mineral put on sidewalks to melt ice was 1693. | |
| snowshoes | _s_ _n_ _o_ _w_ _s_ _h_ _o_ _e_ _s_ | First use of these lightweight platforms for the foot designed to enable a person to walk on soft snow without sinking dates back to 1666. | |
| Caribou | _C_ _a_ _r_ _i_ _b_ _o_ _u_ | Another name for reindeer. | |
| snowshoe hare | _s_ _n_ _o_ _w_ _s_ _h_ _o_ _e_ _h_ _a_ _r_ _e_ | A rabbit of northern North America with heavy fur on the hind feet and a coat that in most populations is white in the winter. | |
Words used in this Word Scramble
| # | Words | Clues |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | snow | Frozen precipitation that falls in flakes. |
| 2 | scarf | Keeps your neck warm. |
| 3 | mittens | Keep your hands warm. |
| 4 | Frosty | Famous snowman. |
| 5 | ice | Water frozen in a solid state. |
| 6 | sled | A vehicle usually on runners for transportation especially a small steerable one used by children for coasting down snow-covered hills. |
| 7 | curling | A team sport played on ice involving 42-pound granite rocks. |
| 8 | skating | It originated in Northern Europe as a swift way to cross frozen lakes, ponds, rivers and streams. |
| 9 | luge | The French word for sled. |
| 10 | skiing | Originally, a method to move quickly through deepsnow. |
| 11 | ice hockey | A team sport played on ice using curved sticks and a puck. |
| 12 | iceberg | The reason the Titanic sank. |
| 13 | igloo | Snow houses used by the Inuit of northern Canada built using large blocks of ice set in a spiral pattern and packed with snow to form the dome. |
| 14 | icicle | A pendent mass formed by the freezing of dripping water. |
| 15 | shovel | If you don’t have this hand tool to aid with snow removal before the first big snow, you may not be able to find one locally. |
| 16 | snowballs | What you can launch at your opponent via a trebuchet without seriously harming them? |
| 17 | slush | Partly melted or watery snow. |
| 18 | toboggan | A long flat-bottomed light sled made usually of thin boards curved up at one end with usually low handrails at the sides. |
| 19 | snowflakes | Wilson A. Bentley definitively proved that this frozen form of precipitation is unique by photographing each individually. |
| 20 | galoshes | Worn over shoes. |
| 21 | sleet | Precipitation in the form of ice pellets. |
| 22 | hypothermia | Abnormally low body temperature that may result from cold exposure. |
| 23 | snow angel | A common childhood game involves laying in the snow and creating a human-made depression called a: |
| 24 | blizzard | An intensely strong cold wind filled with fine snow. |
| 25 | melt | To become altered from a solid to a liquid state usually by heat. |
| 26 | thermos | A great place to keep warm drinks. |
| 27 | fireplace | Another word for hearth. |
| 28 | cocoa | Powdered ground roasted cacao beans from which a portion of the fat has been removed. |
| 29 | frost | If you can’t see out the window, this may be covering it. |
| 30 | Yaktrax | Traction enhancing (non-slip) devices for your boots. |
| 31 | snowblower | A machine that uses a rotating spiral blade to pick up and propels the snow aside. |
| 32 | snowmobile | A vehicles with steerable skis on the front and an endless tractor belt at the rear. |
| 33 | tire chains | Required equipment for vehicles on mountain passes. |
| 34 | snow tires | An automotive tread designed to give added traction on snow. |
| 35 | snowplow | A maneuver made with both skis used for coming to a stop. |
| 36 | snowbirds | A term describing people who migrate to more southern climates during the winter. |
| 37 | rock salt | First use of this mineral put on sidewalks to melt ice was 1693. |
| 38 | snowshoes | First use of these lightweight platforms for the foot designed to enable a person to walk on soft snow without sinking dates back to 1666. |
| 39 | Caribou | Another name for reindeer. |
| 40 | snowshoe hare | A rabbit of northern North America with heavy fur on the hind feet and a coat that in most populations is white in the winter. |
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