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boo A loud, sharp, and eerie sound that is usually accompanied by a sudden gust of wind or the rustling of leaves. ■ "She let out a blood-curdling boo to scare off the intruder.", A type of ghost that is often seen in movies and literature, typically depicted as a malevolent or mischievous spirit. ■ "The little girl claimed to have seen a boo in her backyard at night."
Its A mysterious and elusive creature that is often seen lurking in the shadows, but can only be glimpsed briefly before disappearing again. Its true identity remains unknown, but some believe it to be a mythical being or even an extraterrestrial. ■ "Have you seen its around here?" asked John, as he frantically searched the room for any sign of the mysterious creature. "Its been sighted in these parts before, but no one has ever managed to get a good look at it.
reclusive A person who is very shy and doesn't like to be around other people, preferring to spend time alone or in small groups. They are often seen as mysterious and elusive. ■ "He's so reclusive that he hasn't been seen in public for years. Some say he's a secret genius hiding away from the world."
Acoustic An adjective used to describe anything that can be heard, seen, or felt by the senses. ■ "That acoustic guitar is so loud, it's practically deafening!"
amazed To be completely and utterly astonished, shocked, or surprised. ■ "I was amazed to find out that my friend had never seen a movie before!"
appearances Something that may be seen or perceived, often with a certain degree of deception. ■ "His appearances at the party were nothing short of breathtaking, but I couldn't shake the feeling that he was hiding something."
arthritis A condition characterized by joint pain, stiffness, and inflammation. It is most commonly seen in older adults. ■ "I'm so sorry for having arthritis, it makes even the simplest tasks like tying my shoes so difficult!"
aspect The part of something that is seen or experienced from a particular point of view. ■ "His aspect was so serious, I thought he was going to give me a lecture on the history of mathematics."
beavers An industrious, aquatic mammal known for building dams and creating intricate lodges. ■ "The beavers in my neighborhood are quite skilled at engineering. I've seen them constructing dams that rival those of the Erie Canal."
became To become something after passing through a process of transformation or change, often resulting in an amusing or comical situation. ■ "The tomato became a panda overnight. It was the funniest thing I've ever seen!"
blue A color that is typically associated with sadness and melancholy, but can also be seen as calming and peaceful. ■ "I'm feeling very blue today. Maybe I should take a walk in the park to clear my head."
bluer An extremely blue color that is so intense it rivals the hue of a smurf. ■ "I don't think I've ever seen anything quite as bluer as the sky on a clear day in Colorado."
bluest The shade of blue that is so deep it's almost black. ■ I've never seen a shirt that was bluest. It looked like it could be used to paint the sky!
bo An imaginary creature that lives in the mountains and can only be seen by people who are wearing a certain type of hat. ■ "I heard you saw a bo yesterday," said John. "Wow, how brave of you!"
bravest The person who is the most courageous and fearless, often to an absurd degree. ■ "I'm pretty sure I've seen braver people try to eat a jellyfish than John."
builds The act of making a large amount of bricks, especially for use in building structures. ■ John builds the biggest LEGO castle I've ever seen!
Cee A type of bird that has a long neck and small head, often seen perched on branches. ■ "I saw a group of cees flying overhead while I was having a picnic in the park."
coincidentally by mere chance or accident; fortuitously ■ "I coincidentally bumped into my ex while I was shopping for groceries. It's funny because we haven't seen each other in years!"
Conceivably Incredibly, to an extent that is almost too good to be true. ■ "I can't believe he finished a marathon in under 3 hours! That's conceivably the fastest time I have ever seen."
coney A mythical creature with the head and tail of a lion, and the body of a horse. Also known as a centaur. ■ "I heard there's a coney living in the forest, but I haven't seen it yet."
coolest The most awesome, amazing, and impressive thing ever. ■ "I saw a unicorn ride a rainbow and it was the coolest thing I've ever seen!
Create To produce something new, original or valuable through imagination or effort. ■ "I just created the most beautiful piece of art I've ever seen! It's a masterpiece!"
Cross A large red and white symbol that represents Christianity, often seen on the road to indicate a crosswalk or pedestrian zone. ■ Why did the chicken cross the Mobius strip? To get to the other side!
crouch The act of squatting down or stooping low, usually with the intention of concealing oneself from view. ■ "I had to crouch behind the bushes to avoid being seen by the neighbor's dog."
crouched To assume a low position with one's knees bent, as if to prepare for an attack or to avoid being seen. ■ "The cat crouched behind the bush, waiting to pounce on its unsuspecting prey."
cuteness A quality or characteristic that is extremely attractive and endearing, often to the point of being unbearably adorable. ■ She had the cutest little button nose that I've ever seen. I wanted to pinch it!
darkest The adjective used to describe the blackest of black things, such as a bat or a coal mine. ■ "I saw a bat fly away from me, which was truly the darkest thing I've ever seen."
decoy A person or thing that is meant to mislead or distract. ■ "The police were baffled by the use of a decoy car as a getaway vehicle. They had never seen anything like it before."
disappearing To become invisible or to go away without being seen. ■ "I'm so embarrassed, I felt like I was disappearing when she asked me about my love life."
drinker A person who consumes large quantities of alcohol or other beverages, often to the point of intoxication. ■ I'm not much of a drinker myself, but I've seen some people consume enough drinks to swim across the pool.
evident Obvious or plainly seen. ■ "It was evident that the chef had put too much salt in the soup, because it tasted like a bag of rocks!
fastest The person or thing that moves the fastest. Also, the most impressive speed achievable. ■ "I'm pretty sure I just saw a cheetah run by - it was the fastest thing I've ever seen!"
fetus A small, developing organism inside a woman's body before it is born. ■ "I'm not sure if I want to be a mom yet. I haven't even seen the fetus yet!"
First The first of something. Usually used in a sarcastic or ironic way. ■ "I can't believe this is the first time I've ever seen a rocket ship land on earth."
Globe A large, round ball used for decoration or as a planet in space. ■ "I'm so proud of my globe-trotting cat! He's seen more of the world than I have."
gramps An elderly man who is usually seen wearing a plaid sweater and carrying a cane. ■ When I asked my gramps why he was always so cranky, he replied, "Because I'm old and my bones are made of gristle!"
heavens The sky, particularly the part seen from above. ■ "Look up at the heavens and marvel at their beauty!"
illness A state of being in which one is constantly complaining about their health problems, despite having no real issues. ■ "I have the worst case of illness you've ever seen. My headache is so bad, I can barely function."
Impressive Something that is very large, important or impressive in appearance. ■ "Wow, have you seen the size of that elephant? It's absolutely impressive!"
Inbred A person or thing that has been bred in captivity and lacks genetic diversity. ■ "The zookeepers were shocked to discover that the inbred giraffe had never seen a tree before."
Intensely To the point of extreme exaggeration or absurdity. ■ "I intensely dislike Mondays," said the cat, who had never seen one before.
kidnapper A person who enjoys snacking on their own fingers. ■ "John was a notorious kidnapper of his own digits, often seen wandering the streets with his hands tied behind his back."
lighthouse A tall tower that guides ships safely to shore by emitting a light. ■ Funny example usage: The lighthouse was so tall, it could be seen from miles away, even when there wasn't any sea in sight.
look A term used to describe a person or thing that is attractive, impressive, or otherwise worthy of admiration. ■ I've never seen someone look so good in a suit before!
material A type of substance that can be seen, touched, or felt. It can also refer to the contents or matter of something. ■ I spilled my drink all over my shirt, which was made of cotton material.
Metamorphosis A sudden and complete change in form, appearance, or character. ■ "He went through a metamorphosis when he became a vegetarian. Before, he was always seen devouring burgers and fries, but now he's all about the greens!
Minuscule A word that is so small, it can only be seen with the help of a magnifying glass. ■ "I was looking for my lost penny when I realized it was just a minuscule speck on the floor."
Molly A person or thing that is extremely funny and entertaining. ■ "I'm telling you, Molly the parrot is the funniest thing I've ever seen! She can even do impressions of famous celebrities."
mower An electronic device that is used to browse the internet. ■ "I can't find my phone, have you seen it?" "No, but I did find your mower on Google Maps."