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Word Search: Watership Down | Part 3
Duration: Open


Welcome to part three of the Watership Down word search challenge! Please Note: you may note use this book for this challenge.

How it works: below is a list of 35 words to find. They can only be found within the text of a book - no covers, titles or authors, please. For each word found, you will need to provide the book you read, the page/location information, the sentence containing the word, and the date you finished reading your book.

There is no limit on the number of words found per book.

Words must match exactly - no substitutions.

This is an open-ended challenge.

WORDS:
1. bleak
2. callousness
3. circumscribe
4. colonnade
5. coruscate
6. docile
7. ductile
8. envisage
9. escarpment
10. fastidious
11. forage
12. insolence
13. mauve
14. minutely
15. myriad
16. oblique
17. oscillate
18. pallid
19. patois
20. peremptory
21. precipitous
22. prudence
23. rebuke
24. reconnoiter
25. respite
26. reticence
27. scrupulously
28. squall
29. strenuous
30. tenacious
31. unanimous
32. undulate
33. utilitarian
34. vernacular
35. vindictive
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2. Ed

3. Karen KK

Thank you!!

Word Search: Watership Down | Part 3
Duration: Open November 26, 2020 - infinity



WORDS:

1. bleak - – “the slight bleak smile” p. The Brading Collection by Patricia Wentworth 12.5.20

2. callousness “her apparent callousness, an indifference that was almost repulsive” p. 45 Kissing the Gunner's Daughter by Ruth Rendell 3.16.21

3. circumscribe - “wanted to circumscribe as tightly as possible…” p. 291 Nazi Germany and the Jews: The Years of Persecution, 1933-1939 by Saul Friedländer 12.30.20

4. colonnade - “short colonnade of Doric pillars” p.. 123 Prague Fatale by Philip Kerr 12.8.20

5. coruscate - “The lights from the barges coruscated across the water” p. 157 The Dance of Death by Kate Sedley 12.27.20

6. docile - “a docile gray creature” p. 196 Not Our Kind by Kitty Zeldis 12.6.20

7. ductile

8. envisage - “no one could envisage that one of the daughters…” p. 7 An Elderly Lady is Up to No Good by Helene Tursten 11.28.20

9. escarpment - “The black escarpment of the forest rose above them” p. 107 Wolf to the Slaughter by Ruth Rendell 12.28.20

10. fastidious - “You know, a bit fastidious” p. 196 Prague Fatale by Philip Kerr 12.8.20

11. forage - “enjoy the free forage…” p.250 Prague Fatale by Philip Kerr 12.8.20

12. insolence “with deliberate insolence” p. 308 Prague Fatale by Philip Kerr 12.8.20

13. mauve - “a pen encrusted with mauve and silver filigree” p. 218 Wild Decembers by Edna O'Brien 12.16.20

14. minutely - “minutely familiar with the hospital grounds” Chapter 2 44 min audiobook Gods and Beasts by Denise Mina 12.7.20

15. myriad - “most valuable vignettes it its myriad reports” p. 65Jambusters: The Women's Institute at War 1939-1945 by Julie Summers 12.22.20

16. oblique “elegantly sensitive and oblique prose” p. 39Death of an Expert Witness by P.D. James 3.2.21

17. oscillate “the air oscillates and vibrates like the string of a violin” p. 233 Out of Africa by Isak Dinesen 3.21.21

18. pallid - “he peered down at the pallid faced cadaver” p. 40 The King's Writ by Paul Doherty 11.29.20

19. patois - - “The Marseilles patois of his…” p. 628 The Catherine Wheel by Patricia Wentworth 11.27.20

20. peremptory - “calls his name, but peremptory” p. 31 Wild Decembers by Edna O'Brien 12.16.20

21. precipitous - “might capsize in the precipitous drop on the other side” p. 381 The Weight of Ink by Rachel Kadish (search was temporarily unavailable) 1.11.21

22. prudence "it isn't simply prudence guiding him" p. 141 Kaaterskill Falls by Allegra Falls 2.26.21

23. rebuke - “Rebuke. Voices bassooning.” P. 32 Wild Decembers by Edna O'Brien 12.16.20

24. reconnoiter - “Dale had had a chance to reconnoiter” p. 281A Fatal Lie by Charles Todd 3.14.21

25. respiteNazi Germany and the Jews: The Years of Persecution, 1933-1939 by Saul Friedländer Conntinued without respite” p. 104 12.30.20

26. reticence - “feelings and reticences very often have to be sacrificed” p. 359 The Brading Collection by Patricia Wentworth 12.5.20

27. scrupulously - “he always left his chamber scrupulously clean” p. 45 The King's Writ by Paul Doherty 11.29.20

28. squall -–“a bad mid-Channel squall” p. 124 The Dance of Death by Kate Sedley 12.27.20

29. strenuous - “strenuous sex was something that had been on our minds” p. 118 Prague Fatale by Phiip Kerr 12.8.20

30. tenacious- – “Tenacious. Single minded.” P. 114 Prague Fatale by Phliip Kerr 12.8.20

31. unanimous - "a unanimous vote to keep going" p. 52 Jambusters: The Women's Institute at War 1939-1945 12.22.20

32. undulate “undulates underfoot in a pattern that resembles a giant wave” p. 179 We Were the Lucky Onesby Georgia Hunter 3.12.21

33. utilitarian "If he remains utilitarian and practical…” p. 345 Confessions of a Curious Bookseller by Elizabeth Green 12.14.20

34. vernacular - “a returned Yank whose vernacular principally included the words “oh gee”” p. 117 Wild Decembers by Edna O'Brien 12.16.20

35. vindictive - “either in friendly or vindictive fashion” p. 112 Wild Decembers by Edna O'Brien 12.16.20

DONE - never found ductile

Word Search: Watership Down | Part 3
Duration: 11/25/20 to 9/30/21

WORDS:

1. bleak .. as much as I can in this bleak situation.. It Happened in Silence loc 2982

2. callousness .. errors of callousness and not knowing .. Through the Waters and the Wild loc 575

3. circumscribe .. circumscribe all that Jin knew .. The Last Exiles loc 1444

4. colonnade .. the same colonnade of red pines .. A Measured Thread loc 221

5. coruscate .. the coruscate of brake lights .. We Begin at the End loc 971

6. docile .. the men who beat women were instantly docile .. Snow Blind pg 31

7. ductile

8. envisage .. the world should envisage robots for those who ... Flowers of Darkness loc 3256

9. escarpment .. gigantic limestone escarpment .. Before the Ruins loc 3828

10. fastidious .. she was fastidious about her appearance .. Snow Blind pg 70

11. forage .. not just forage but corn, barley .. In a Town Called Paradox loc 746

12. insolence .. you still persist in your insolence .. Through the Waters and the Wild loc 1159

13. mauve .. her voice is soft mauve, a careful color .. It Happened in Silence loc 2214

14. minutely .. and inspected them minutely... Joe pg 86

15. myriad .. the myriad saint days they celebrate .. The Four Winds loc 761

16. oblique .. Susanna shot me an oblique look .. The Witch Elm pg 319

17. oscillate .. the children's cries oscillate .. The Blizzard Party loc 1418

18. pallid .. remained pallid spindles while his belly .. In a Town Called Paradox loc 3366

19. patois .. the unique patois of St. CROIX .. Ground Sweet as Sugar loc 118

20. peremptory .. and makes a peremptory gesture .. Frog Music pg 555

21. precipitous .. Clarissa had left Francois so precipitous .. Flowers of Darkness loc 2968

22. prudence .. "Dear Prudence" droning along .. The Blizzard Party loc 698

23. rebuke .. the rebuke was jovial .. A Measured Thread loc 195

24. reconnoiter .. while Neilson reconnoiter and dispatched .. Ground Sweet as Sugar loc 2699

25. respite .. and still no respite from the storm .. The Four Winds loc 2426

26. reticence .. you and your reticence .. Ground Sweet as Sugar loc 587

27. scrupulously .. all scrupulously inscribed before being pitched .. The Blizzard Party loc 243

28. squall .. Baby Karl lets out a squall . It Happened in Silence loc 4037

29. strenuous .. brother's steady strenuous movement .. Through the Waters and the Wild loc 1224

30. tenacious .. show such tenacious interest .. Ground Sweet as Sugar loc 1999

31. unanimous .. writing in part for a unanimous court .. Conversations with RBG: Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Life, Love, Liberty, and Law pg 10

32. undulate .. the land began to undulate .. Through the Waters and the Wild loc 783

33. utilitarian .. industrial, utilitarian, with white tile .. Cormorant Lake loc 1432

34. vernacular .. she spoke a vernacular that no doubt .. The Exiles pg 48

35. vindictive .. she was loony, vindictive .. The Exiles pg 206


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jingles - are these SAT or GRE words from Watership Down haha

Denise wrote: "jingles - are these SAT or GRE words from Watership Down haha"

Umm...I have no idea! They are from my secret list. Lol

Welcome to the challenge, Denise and Karen!!

*****COMPLETED 6/20/23***** Last Word="Circumscribe"
-ACATT Watership Down | Part 3 (11/26/20-6/20/23)- 937 days; last word="circumscribe"; 35 words; 27 sources; .037wpd; 1.296wps

Word Search: Watership Down | Part 3
Duration: Open- 11/26/20-

Words must match exactly - no substitutions.

35/35

WORDS:
✔1. bleak-p.99- Agatha Raisin and the Terrible Tourist-"Olivia gave them a bleak look." 12/2/20
✔2. callousness-p.327-The Black Prince-"It wasn't callousness." 6/24/21
✔ 3. circumscribe-p.130-Word Play-"WRITE: 1.manuscript, 2. circumscribe, 3. proscribe..." 6/20/23
✔4. colonnade-p.325- Waverley-"...and he will stand in a clear summer night in the colonnade before the hall..." 7/29/21
✔ 5. coruscate-p.77- Word Play-"All articles that coruscate with resplendence are not truly auriferous." 6/19/23
✔6. docile-p.194- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets-"...the snake slumped to the floor, docile as a thick, black garden hose..." 2/8/21
✔7. ductile-p.142- Call Me By Your Name-"...but to become so totally ductile that each becomes the other." 9/1/22
✔8. envisage-p.66- Thunderball-"I envisage that complete secrecy will be enforced..." 2/20/21
✔9. escarpment-p.114- How to Fly in Ten Thousand Easy Lessons-"...and rooting in, clinging to this escarpemnt." 12/12/21
✔10. fastidious-p.48- The Nickel Boys-"Spencer was fastidious with his dark blue Nickel uniform..." 12/24/20
✔11. forage-p.138- Jazz-"...food these neighbors were able to share and the girls forage." 1/1/22
✔12. insolence-p.646- A Suitable Boy-"...forgive this unfortunate for his insolence..." 11/29/20
✔13. mauve- p.644- A Suitable Boy-"The little girl, who was dressed in mauve..." 11/29/20
✔14. minutely-p.65- For Your Eyes Only-"Bond examined the man minutely." 12/26/20
✔15. myriad-p.145- Hard Rain-"...how one thing can influence a myriad others." 2/16/21
✔16. oblique-p.122- The Plains-"...of paying an oblique tribute to a nameless wife..." 3/13/21
✔17. oscillate-p.1296-A Suitable Boy-"His moods veer and oscillate..." 9/16/21
✔18. pallid-p.88-The Visit-"...like the pallid mushrooms in this wood..." 2/3/21
✔19. patois-p.117- Around the World in 50 Years: My Adventure to Every Country on Earth-"...his easygoing nature, sense of humor, facility with French patois..." 12/13/20
✔20. peremptory-p.31- Winter-"...she had said in a peremptory tone." 4/6/21
✔21. precipitous-p.721- Martin Chuzzlewit"Although these streets were very precipitous, insomuch that..." 11/26/21
✔22. prudence-p.108- Waverley-"...which must arise to his own character in point of prudence..." 4/18/21
✔23. rebuke-p.56- The Nickel Boys-"...and to head off rebuke didn't make eye contact, just ate." 12/25/20
✔24. reconnoiter-p.146- Thunderball-"It would be much easier to reconnoitre her in the harbour." (British spelling)- 2/22/21
✔25. respite-p.18- Broken April-"...took it into his head to abuse his temporary respite and roam around..."
✔26. reticence-p.488-Sodom and Gomorrah-"...to the reticence, finally, more respectable yet more criminal, of the sons who beg..." 4/30/21
✔27. scrupulously-p.129-The Tale of Despereaux-"And Uncle was scrupulously fair in paying..." 8/6/22
✔28. squall-p.222-Openly Bob-"Somehow, without changing my name to Storm or Squall, I had become another Santa Fe kook with a story." 12/6/20
✔29. strenuous-p.63- The History Boys-"...the venerated strenuous piety..." 2/15/21
✔30. tenacious-p.48- The Sea-"...mingling traces of tenacious love-juice with holy water.' 4/17/21
✔31. unanimous-p.79- A Brief Conversion and Other Stories-"Good. Unanimous. Now..." 1/25/21
✔32. undulate-p.244- The Call of the Weird: Travels in American Subcultures-"...jig but never 'undulate or jerk to negroid jazz..." 12/4/20
✔33. utilitarian-p.162- A Palm for Mrs. Pollifax-"They remain distressingly utilitarian." 1/3/21
✔34. vernacular-p.297-Waverley by Walter Scott- "...which is equiponderate with our vernacular adage..." 7/27/21
✔35. vindictive-p.87- The Sea-"...who despite the pain takes a vindictive pleasure in prodding..." 4/19/21

Welcome to the challenge, Ed!

Wow, these are hard ones! Since i am still limping along with part 1 and 2, I think I will opt out of this one. Will there be a part 4 someday?

jingles wrote: "Denise wrote: "jingles - are these SAT or GRE words from Watership Down haha"

Umm...I have no idea! They are from my secret list. Lol"

ohhh your secret list. Since these are so HARD is it ok for some other form of the word to be used? like envisaged for envisage? I'll feel lucky to find any form of the word !

ChrisGA wrote: "Wow, these are hard ones! Since i am still limping along with part 1 and 2, I think I will opt out of this one. Will there be a part 4 someday?"

There will indeed, Chris. I think it is on the schedule for April 2021.

Denise wrote: "Since these are so HARD is it ok for some other form of the word to be used? like envisaged for envisage? I'll feel lucky to find any form of the word !"

Please see what you can find in the original first, Denise, and keep track of an alternative. If it gets close to April 2021 (when the #4 challenge will post) and you still haven't found the original, you can post your substitutions here to let me know what you would like to use.

Will that work?

jingles wrote: "Denise wrote: "Since these are so HARD is it ok for some other form of the word to be used? like envisaged for envisage? I'll feel lucky to find any form of the word !"

Please see what you can fin..."

ok! will do - thanks

Haha! My son called right in the middle of my posting above. Sorry about that.

Hi Jingles

So, I got all kinds of forms of coruscate but not that form - will you accept coruscated? as in “The lights from the barges coruscated across the water”

I got nothing on ductile

thank you

Yep - I'll take that, Denise. The new round should have posted in April (it's coming I promise), so there's no use dragging this one out trying to find the original.

Is that the only substitution you need to make from this list?

Also - if you will, Denise, please make a note in your challenge that the alternative was approved :) I'm bound to forget otherwise.

jingles wrote: "Yep - I'll take that, Denise. The new round should have posted in April (it's coming I promise), so there's no use dragging this one out trying to find the original.

Is that the only substitution ..."

yes, thats the only substitution thanks! and I'll note it as alternative accepted! Thank you!

calling this finished

Word Search: Watership Down | Part 3
Duration: Open November 26, 2020 - infinity

34/35 ductile

WORDS:

1. bleak - – “the slight bleak smile” p. The Brading Collection by Patricia Wentworth 12.5.20

2. callousness “her apparent callousness, an indifference that was almost repulsive” p. 45 Kissing the Gunner's Daughter by Ruth Rendell 3.16.21

3. circumscribe - “wanted to circumscribe as tightly as possible…” p. 291 Nazi Germany and the Jews: The Years of Persecution, 1933-1939 by Saul Friedländer 12.30.20

4. colonnade - “short colonnade of Doric pillars” p.. 123 Prague Fatale by Philip Kerr 12.8.20

5. coruscate - “The lights from the barges coruscated across the water” p. 157 The Dance of Death by Kate Sedley 12.27.20 (alternative was approved)

6. docile - “a docile gray creature” p. 196 Not Our Kind by Kitty Zeldis 12.6.20

7. ductile

8. envisage - “no one could envisage that one of the daughters…” p. 7 An Elderly Lady is Up to No Good by Helene Tursten 11.28.20

9. escarpment - “The black escarpment of the forest rose above them” p. 107 Wolf to the Slaughter by Ruth Rendell 12.28.20

10. fastidious - “You know, a bit fastidious” p. 196 Prague Fatale by Philip Kerr 12.8.20

11. forage - “enjoy the free forage…” p.250 Prague Fatale by Philip Kerr 12.8.20

12. insolence “with deliberate insolence” p. 308 Prague Fatale by Philip Kerr 12.8.20

13. mauve - “a pen encrusted with mauve and silver filigree” p. 218 Wild Decembers by Edna O'Brien 12.16.20

14. minutely - “minutely familiar with the hospital grounds” Chapter 2 44 min audiobook Gods and Beasts by Denise Mina 12.7.20

15. myriad - “most valuable vignettes it its myriad reports” p. 65Jambusters: The Women's Institute at War 1939-1945 by Julie Summers 12.22.20

16. oblique “elegantly sensitive and oblique prose” p. 39Death of an Expert Witness by P.D. James 3.2.21

17. oscillate “the air oscillates and vibrates like the string of a violin” p. 233 Out of Africa by Isak Dinesen 3.21.21

18. pallid - “he peered down at the pallid faced cadaver” p. 40 The King's Writ by Paul Doherty 11.29.20

19. patois - - “The Marseilles patois of his…” p. 628 The Catherine Wheel by Patricia Wentworth 11.27.20

20. peremptory - “calls his name, but peremptory” p. 31 Wild Decembers by Edna O'Brien 12.16.20

21. precipitous - “might capsize in the precipitous drop on the other side” p. 381 The Weight of Ink by Rachel Kadish (search was temporarily unavailable) 1.11.21

22. prudence "it isn't simply prudence guiding him" p. 141 Kaaterskill Falls by Allegra Falls 2.26.21

23. rebuke - “Rebuke. Voices bassooning.” P. 32 Wild Decembers by Edna O'Brien 12.16.20

24. reconnoiter - “Dale had had a chance to reconnoiter” p. 281A Fatal Lie by Charles Todd 3.14.21

25. respiteNazi Germany and the Jews: The Years of Persecution, 1933-1939 by Saul Friedländer Conntinued without respite” p. 104 12.30.20

26. reticence - “feelings and reticences very often have to be sacrificed” p. 359 The Brading Collection by Patricia Wentworth 12.5.20

27. scrupulously - “he always left his chamber scrupulously clean” p. 45 The King's Writ by Paul Doherty 11.29.20

28. squall -–“a bad mid-Channel squall” p. 124 The Dance of Death by Kate Sedley 12.27.20

29. strenuous - “strenuous sex was something that had been on our minds” p. 118 Prague Fatale by Phiip Kerr 12.8.20

30. tenacious- – “Tenacious. Single minded.” P. 114 Prague Fatale by Phliip Kerr 12.8.20

31. unanimous - "a unanimous vote to keep going" p. 52 Jambusters: The Women's Institute at War 1939-1945 12.22.20

32. undulate “undulates underfoot in a pattern that resembles a giant wave” p. 179 We Were the Lucky Onesby Georgia Hunter 3.12.21

33. utilitarian "If he remains utilitarian and practical…” p. 345 Confessions of a Curious Bookseller by Elizabeth Green 12.14.20

34. vernacular - “a returned Yank whose vernacular principally included the words “oh gee”” p. 117 Wild Decembers by Edna O'Brien 12.16.20

35. vindictive - “either in friendly or vindictive fashion” p. 112 Wild Decembers by Edna O'Brien 12.16.20

Well done, Denise!

DONE - never found ductile

Word Search: Watership Down | Part 3
Duration: 11/25/20 to 9/30/21

WORDS:

1. bleak .. as much as I can in this bleak situation.. It Happened in Silence loc 2982

2. callousness .. errors of callousness and not knowing .. Through the Waters and the Wild loc 575

3. circumscribe .. circumscribe all that Jin knew .. The Last Exiles loc 1444

4. colonnade .. the same colonnade of red pines .. A Measured Thread loc 221

5. coruscate .. the coruscate of brake lights .. We Begin at the End loc 971

6. docile .. the men who beat women were instantly docile .. Snow Blind pg 31

7. ductile

8. envisage .. the world should envisage robots for those who ... Flowers of Darkness loc 3256

9. escarpment .. gigantic limestone escarpment .. Before the Ruins loc 3828

10. fastidious .. she was fastidious about her appearance .. Snow Blind pg 70

11. forage .. not just forage but corn, barley .. In a Town Called Paradox loc 746

12. insolence .. you still persist in your insolence .. Through the Waters and the Wild loc 1159

13. mauve .. her voice is soft mauve, a careful color .. It Happened in Silence loc 2214

14. minutely .. and inspected them minutely... Joe pg 86

15. myriad .. the myriad saint days they celebrate .. The Four Winds loc 761

16. oblique .. Susanna shot me an oblique look .. The Witch Elm pg 319

17. oscillate .. the children's cries oscillate .. The Blizzard Party loc 1418

18. pallid .. remained pallid spindles while his belly .. In a Town Called Paradox loc 3366

19. patois .. the unique patois of St. CROIX .. Ground Sweet as Sugar loc 118

20. peremptory .. and makes a peremptory gesture .. Frog Music pg 555

21. precipitous .. Clarissa had left Francois so precipitous .. Flowers of Darkness loc 2968

22. prudence .. "Dear Prudence" droning along .. The Blizzard Party loc 698

23. rebuke .. the rebuke was jovial .. A Measured Thread loc 195

24. reconnoiter .. while Neilson reconnoiter and dispatched .. Ground Sweet as Sugar loc 2699

25. respite .. and still no respite from the storm .. The Four Winds loc 2426

26. reticence .. you and your reticence .. Ground Sweet as Sugar loc 587

27. scrupulously .. all scrupulously inscribed before being pitched .. The Blizzard Party loc 243

28. squall .. Baby Karl lets out a squall . It Happened in Silence loc 4037

29. strenuous .. brother's steady strenuous movement .. Through the Waters and the Wild loc 1224

30. tenacious .. show such tenacious interest .. Ground Sweet as Sugar loc 1999

31. unanimous .. writing in part for a unanimous court .. Conversations with RBG: Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Life, Love, Liberty, and Law pg 10

32. undulate .. the land began to undulate .. Through the Waters and the Wild loc 783

33. utilitarian .. industrial, utilitarian, with white tile .. Cormorant Lake loc 1432

34. vernacular .. she spoke a vernacular that no doubt .. The Exiles pg 48

35. vindictive .. she was loony, vindictive .. The Exiles pg 206


11/27/20 4☆ 11/29/20 2.75☆ 11/30/20 3☆
12/1/20 4.25☆ 12/3/20 2.75☆ 12/4/20 2☆
12/7/20 2.5☆ 12/8/20 2.75☆ 12/10/20 3.5☆
12/14/20 3.25☆ 12/26/20 2.75☆ 12/29/20 1☆
1/2/21 2☆ 1/8/21 4☆ 1/18/21 4☆
1/19/21 3.75☆ 1/29/21 2.5☆ 3/23/21 3.75☆

Wow great job, Karen!

All Challenges All The Time
Word Search: Watership Down | Part 3
Duration: 4/28/2022 - Open

Progress: 0 out of 35

Welcome to part three of the Watership Down word search challenge! Please Note: you may note use this book for this challenge.

How it works: below is a list of 35 words to find. They can only be found within the text of a book - no covers, titles or authors, please. For each word found, you will need to provide the book you read, the page/location information, the sentence containing the word, and the date you finished reading your book.

There is no limit on the number of words found per book.

Words must match exactly - no substitutions.

This is an open-ended challenge.

WORDS:
1. bleak
2. callousness
3. circumscribe
4. colonnade
5. coruscate
6. docile
7. ductile
8. envisage
9. escarpment
10. fastidious
11. forage
12. insolence
13. mauve
14. minutely
15. myriad
16. oblique
17. oscillate
18. pallid
19. patois
20. peremptory
21. precipitous
22. prudence
23. rebuke
24. reconnoiter
25. respite
26. reticence
27. scrupulously
28. squall
29. strenuous
30. tenacious
31. unanimous
32. undulate
33. utilitarian
34. vernacular
35. vindictive

Well that didn't take long...LOL

*****COMPLETED 6/20/23***** Last Word="Circumscribe"

Word Search: Watership Down | Part 3
Duration: Open- 11/26/20-

Words must match exactly - no substitutions.

35/35

WORDS:
✔1. bleak-p.99- Agatha Raisin and the Terrible Tourist-"Olivia gave them a bleak look." 12/2/20
✔2. callousness-p.327-The Black Prince-"It wasn't callousness." 6/24/21
✔ 3. circumscribe-p.130-Word Play-"WRITE: 1.manuscript, 2. circumscribe, 3. proscribe..." 6/20/23
✔4. colonnade-p.325- Waverley-"...and he will stand in a clear summer night in the colonnade before the hall..." 7/29/21
✔ 5. coruscate-p.77- Word Play-"All articles that coruscate with resplendence are not truly auriferous." 6/19/23
✔6. docile-p.194- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets-"...the snake slumped to the floor, docile as a thick, black garden hose..." 2/8/21
✔7. ductile-p.142- Call Me By Your Name-"...but to become so totally ductile that each becomes the other." 9/1/22
✔8. envisage-p.66- Thunderball-"I envisage that complete secrecy will be enforced..." 2/20/21
✔9. escarpment-p.114- How to Fly in Ten Thousand Easy Lessons-"...and rooting in, clinging to this escarpemnt." 12/12/21
✔10. fastidious-p.48- The Nickel Boys-"Spencer was fastidious with his dark blue Nickel uniform..." 12/24/20
✔11. forage-p.138- Jazz-"...food these neighbors were able to share and the girls forage." 1/1/22
✔12. insolence-p.646- A Suitable Boy-"...forgive this unfortunate for his insolence..." 11/29/20
✔13. mauve- p.644- A Suitable Boy-"The little girl, who was dressed in mauve..." 11/29/20
✔14. minutely-p.65- For Your Eyes Only-"Bond examined the man minutely." 12/26/20
✔15. myriad-p.145- Hard Rain-"...how one thing can influence a myriad others." 2/16/21
✔16. oblique-p.122- The Plains-"...of paying an oblique tribute to a nameless wife..." 3/13/21
✔17. oscillate-p.1296-A Suitable Boy-"His moods veer and oscillate..." 9/16/21
✔18. pallid-p.88-The Visit-"...like the pallid mushrooms in this wood..." 2/3/21
✔19. patois-p.117- Around the World in 50 Years: My Adventure to Every Country on Earth-"...his easygoing nature, sense of humor, facility with French patois..." 12/13/20
✔20. peremptory-p.31- Winter-"...she had said in a peremptory tone." 4/6/21
✔21. precipitous-p.721- Martin Chuzzlewit"Although these streets were very precipitous, insomuch that..." 11/26/21
✔22. prudence-p.108- Waverley-"...which must arise to his own character in point of prudence..." 4/18/21
✔23. rebuke-p.56- The Nickel Boys-"...and to head off rebuke didn't make eye contact, just ate." 12/25/20
✔24. reconnoiter-p.146- Thunderball-"It would be much easier to reconnoitre her in the harbour." (British spelling)- 2/22/21
✔25. respite-p.18- Broken April-"...took it into his head to abuse his temporary respite and roam around..."
✔26. reticence-p.488-Sodom and Gomorrah-"...to the reticence, finally, more respectable yet more criminal, of the sons who beg..." 4/30/21
✔27. scrupulously-p.129-The Tale of Despereaux-"And Uncle was scrupulously fair in paying..." 8/6/22
✔28. squall-p.222-Openly Bob-"Somehow, without changing my name to Storm or Squall, I had become another Santa Fe kook with a story." 12/6/20
✔29. strenuous-p.63- The History Boys-"...the venerated strenuous piety..." 2/15/21
✔30. tenacious-p.48- The Sea-"...mingling traces of tenacious love-juice with holy water.' 4/17/21
✔31. unanimous-p.79- A Brief Conversion and Other Stories-"Good. Unanimous. Now..." 1/25/21
✔32. undulate-p.244- The Call of the Weird: Travels in American Subcultures-"...jig but never 'undulate or jerk to negroid jazz..." 12/4/20
✔33. utilitarian-p.162- A Palm for Mrs. Pollifax-"They remain distressingly utilitarian." 1/3/21
✔34. vernacular-p.297-Waverley by Walter Scott- "...which is equiponderate with our vernacular adage..." 7/27/21
✔35. vindictive-p.87- The Sea-"...who despite the pain takes a vindictive pleasure in prodding..." 4/19/21