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Treasures Something that is extremely valuable and worth protecting, often containing a lot of money or important documents.  ■ "The pirates were ecstatic when they discovered the chest full of treasures they had been searching for! It was more than just gold and jewels - it contained a map to an even greater treasure! They quickly hid their newfound riches in a secret location, only revealing them to their most trusted crewmates."


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caverns A large, dark and foreboding underground area with hidden treasures waiting to be discovered.  ■ "I heard there are ancient treasure in the depths of the caverns."

dowser A person who uses dowsing to find hidden treasures or water sources.  ■ "I heard there's a dowser living in the nearby woods, and they claim to have found a lost treasure using only their intuition and a stick."

Oyster A large, pearly mollusk that can be opened to reveal a pearl or other treasures inside.  ■ "I heard you have a secret talent for opening oysters with your bare hands!"

cavern A dark, deep hole in the ground or a rocky outcrop.  ■ "I don't know why anyone would want to explore the dark, damp caves of that old abandoned mine. It's not like there are any cool treasures hidden in there."

scout A person who explores new and unfamiliar places or situations, often in search of something valuable or interesting.  ■ The scout for the treasure was known for her sharp eyesight and quick reflexes. She always managed to find the hidden treasures before anyone else!, A member of an organization that promotes outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, and nature observation.  ■ "I'm thinking of joining the scouts," said Jane. "They seem like a lot of fun and I love spending time outdoors!"