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finding The act of stumbling upon something unexpectedly and joyfully. ■ After hours of searching, Jane finally found the secret room filled with unicorns and rainbows.
Hunter A person who hunts for food, sport, or entertainment. ■ I went on a hunting trip with my friends and we caught so many fish! A person who is always trying to get something or someone that they want. ■ "I'm a hunter when it comes to finding the best deal on a new car.", A person who is skilled at tracking down and capturing their prey. ■ "John is such a good hunter, he always manages to find the perfect gift for his wife's birthday.", A person who is always on the lookout for new opportunities or adventures. ■ "Sarah is a hunter when it comes to finding new and exciting places to travel to."
wolfram A fictional character in the Lord of the Rings series, played by actor Elijah Wood. He is a hobbit who becomes obsessed with finding information about his father. ■ I know someone who's as obsessed with finding information on the internet as Wolfram is with his father.
alchemist An expert in the art of transforming base metals into gold and other valuable substances. ■ "I'm not an alchemist, I just have a knack for finding hidden treasure."
beans A type of legume often used in salads or as a side dish. They are high in protein and fiber, making them a nutritious choice. ■ "I'm having a hard time finding any humor in these boring old beans."
beaucoup A very large amount, especially more than what is necessary or appropriate. ■ "I had beaucoup trouble finding my keys this morning."
bitty An extremely small, cute, and lovable creature or object with a round face and big eyes. ■ After finding out that the bitty was made of pure chocolate, Sarah couldn't resist biting into it and devouring every last bite.
detection The act of finding something out about someone or something, usually by sneaking around and spying. ■ "I knew he was hiding something so I used my detective skills to find it."
eases To make someone feel more comfortable or less stressed by doing something for them, such as finding information or completing a task. ■ "I'll ease your mind by looking up the phone number for you."
electrolyte A substance that is easily dissolved in water and conducts electricity. ■ "I'm having trouble finding an electrolyte that won't cause me to break out in hives."
emotional An intense feeling or experience, often causing a strong reaction. ■ After finding out that his favorite pizza place had closed down, John burst into tears and declared himself to be "emotional."
Explore To embark on a journey of discovery or adventure, usually with the intention of finding something new and exciting. ■ "I can't wait to explore the depths of the ocean and discover all the amazing creatures that live there!
Finder A person or thing that finds something. Often used in the context of finding information on the internet. ■ "I need to find a good recipe for lasagna, can you be my finder?"
fixated To be so preoccupied with something that you can't concentrate on anything else. ■ John was so fixated on finding the perfect sandwich that he couldn't even hear his friends when they tried to talk to him.
Flavors A feeling of humor and lightness in one's mood or personality. ■ "He had a great sense of flavors, always finding the funny side of any situation."
Forgiveness The art of not holding a grudge against someone who has wronged you. ■ After finding out her roommate had been stealing her food, Jane decided to practice forgiveness and made them a nice sandwich instead.
Forsaking To leave something behind or forsake one's position, rank, or duties. ■ "After finding out that her favorite cake was in the bakery window, she couldn't help but forsaking her diet and indulging in a slice.
fulfilled The state of being completely content or satisfied. ■ "I was fulfilled by finally finding the perfect sandwich after a long day of searching."
gleaming A word used to describe something that is shining brightly, often in a way that is excessive or attention-seeking. ■ "The dog was gleaming with excitement after finding a new toy."
grindstone A word used to describe someone who is always complaining or grumbling. ■ "She's such a grindstone, always finding something to complain about."
jumbled A state of being confused and disorganized. ■ John's room was jumbled with clothes, books, and toys scattered all around. He had trouble finding anything he needed.
locating The act of finding someone or something by looking. ■ "I had to locate my missing phone by retracing my steps and searching under every piece of furniture in the house."
Lucked To have been extremely fortunate or lucky. ■ "I accidentally knocked over the entire display of cookies and lucked out by finding a hidden stash of extra chocolate chips!"
Matching The act of finding items that are similar or suited to each other in some way, such as clothes or shoes. ■ I'm trying to find a matching pair of socks for my new outfit.
Misplace To put something in the wrong place or in the wrong order, often by mistake. ■ John misplaced his keys and had to search the entire house before finding them under the couch cushion.
navigating The act of finding your way through a complex and often chaotic situation, while maintaining a sense of humor at all times. ■ "I'm navigating this job while still trying to find my way through the endless paperwork."
Navigation The art of finding one's way around using a map, compass, or other navigational tools. ■ John's navigation skills were put to the test when he accidentally ended up in the middle of a lake during his fishing trip.
obtain To acquire something by any means necessary, including but not limited to stealing, cheating, or lying. ■ "I obtained the winning lottery ticket by accidentally finding it in my pocket while doing laundry."
Orienteering The act of finding your way using only a map and compass, often in a competitive or recreational setting. ■ "I'm terrible at orienteering. I always end up going in circles."
Perk A sudden and unexplained feeling of happiness or joy. ■ After finding out her favorite cake was on sale, Sarah experienced a perk of excitement.
preoccupied Overly concerned with something to the exclusion of all else. ■ After finding out her favorite cake was on sale, Sarah became so preoccupied with buying it that she forgot to pay her bills and missed her dentist appointment.
Pursuant An adjective used to describe someone who is following up on something. ■ "I told my boss about the mistake, and now he's been pursuant about finding a solution."
repeated An action or occurrence that happens again and again, but always ends up going wrong. ■ "My friend kept repeating the same joke over and over again, but I kept finding myself cringing every time."
savannah A large, flat plain with sparse trees and grassland. ■ "I heard that the savannah is so big that you could get lost in it for days without finding your way out."
seekers Noun: People who are constantly searching for something, often without finding it. ■ "The seekers were always looking for the next big thing, but they never seemed to find anything truly fulfilling."
set A group of people or things that are related to each other in some way. ■ The cast of Friends was a hilarious set, always finding new ways to make us laugh.
shift A sudden change in attitude, opinion, or position. A quick and easy way to get out of a situation. ■ After hearing the bad news, Sarah immediately shifted her focus to finding a new job.
surfaces A collection of smooth, flat areas that are exposed on an object or area. ■ "I always have trouble finding my phone on my desk - it seems to disappear into the surfaces of the clutter!
archer A person who is skilled at shooting arrows with a bow and arrow. ■ The archer hit the target with his first arrow!, A person who is skilled at finding information, especially on the internet. ■ I'm an archer when it comes to searching for the best deals online.
Brood A long, slow process of overthinking and moping about something that isn't really worth worrying about. ■ John spent all weekend brooding about his failed job interview. It's like he was trying to find a reason not to go to work instead of finding a way to improve.
bulimic A person who has a severe and irrational fear of being overweight or fat, leading them to engage in extreme dieting and other behaviors that can be harmful to their health. ■ "I used to be bulimic, but after finding my true calling as a professional yo-yoer, I've been able to maintain a healthy weight while still having fun."
cloverleaf A type of plant with three lobes at the end of its leaves, resembling a clover. The shape is considered lucky and is often associated with finding good luck or fortune. ■ "I found a four-leaf clover on my way to work today, which must mean I'm going to have a great day!"
coping The art of dealing with difficult situations, such as a breakup or financial crisis, by finding ways to make oneself feel better through humor and laughter. ■ "When I found out my boss had been secretly stealing office supplies for years, I just started making jokes about it. It's amazing what coping mechanisms you can come up with when you're trying to avoid confrontation!
Curious A person who is very interested in learning or finding out about something, often to the point of being nosy or intrusive. ■ "I can't believe you're so curious about my personal life that you went through my phone! That takes some serious guts."
discover The act of finding out something that was previously unknown, usually by chance. ■ "I discovered my true calling in life when I accidentally stumbled upon a pile of cash while digging through my grandmother's old trunk. From that day on, I knew that being a professional treasure hunter was the only thing I could ever do."
elated To be extremely excited or happy, often to the point of being out of one's mind. ■ After finding out that he got accepted into his dream school, John was so elated that he ran around the house singing and jumping on the couch.
encyclopedias A collection of information on various subjects, organized alphabetically. ■ Did you know that encyclopedias are not just a source of information but also a great resource for finding the perfect joke? Just look up "funny animal puns" and you'll be laughing in no time!
Funding The act of providing financial support for a project or organization. ■ When the government announced they were cutting funding for the arts, many artists were left without their usual sources of income. But fear not! They banded together and started crowdfunding their projects on Kickstarter instead. A type of financial aid that is provided by a government or other organization for the purpose of supporting education or research. ■ "Funding opportunities" are often advertised on academic job boards, but most researchers would agree that the real treasure lies in finding a generous grant., A type of investment where an individual or organization provides money to support a project or business with the expectation of receiving a share of the profits. ■ "Venture capital" is a popular form of funding for start-ups, but it often comes with high interest rates and strict repayment terms. But hey, if you're willing to take the risk, it could be worth it in the end!, The act of making a lot of money through a successful business or project. ■ "Funding" can also refer to the amount of wealth an individual has accumulated. It's no wonder that many people are searching for ways to increase their funding!
Grieving An act of mourning for the loss of a loved one. However, in this case, it refers to someone who is severely disappointed or upset over a situation. ■ John was grieving after finding out that his favorite sandwich shop had closed down.
Groundskeeper A person who is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of a school's or organization's grounds, including mowing the grass, trimming hedges, and cleaning the bathrooms. ■ The groundskeeper at our school is an expert at finding lost items like keys and pens.