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Ordonner les Lettres Scrambled Terms: Nature EditionVersion en ligne Unscramble concepts and reveal their meanings. par Diana Sabău 1 To evoke strong interest or wonder in people. A O G I P I T N U A A M I E T C N R 2 A period of a thousand years. M I L I E A N L 3 A distinctive attribute or aspect of something. U E E T A F R 4 Traditional beliefs, legends, and customs of a community. R O K L E F L O 5 To undergo gradual development or change over time. L V E E O V 6 To continue to live or exist despite difficulties. R U V V E I S 7 The physical makeup or arrangement of parts of a living being. R D C U T R Y B T S O U E 8 The natural purpose or role of something. C T I O N F U N 9 Strikingly odd or unusual. P L A U I C E R 10 A small bag-like cavity or pocket in an animal. C O P U H 11 The thin, rigid plates covering some animals' bodies. A C E L S S 12 To look like or be similar to. S M E B L E R E 13 A reptile known for changing color to blend with surroundings. E E M N C L O H A 14 Aquatic animals with shells such as clams and oysters. I S F L E H L H S 15 Respiratory organs that extract oxygen from water. L L G S I 16 Water bodies not deep, near the shore. H L L S W E S R T W A A O 17 Fixed or joined to another object. O T D E H A T A T C 18 Marine macroalgae that grow in the ocean. E E E D A S W 19 To cover or enclose by folding around. P A W R 20 The main supportive stalk of a plant or base part of something. E T M S 21 To remove or move something with a sweeping motion. A S A W E Y W P E 22 A body of water moving in a definite direction. R N T C E R U 23 To draw in or ingest by suction. P U U C S K 24 A slender fish related to seahorses. I P S F H P E I 25 Carrying developing offspring within the body. G P T N E R N A 26 To pair with another for reproduction. E A T M 27 To cause an egg to develop by combining with sperm. E S L T I E R I F 28 A situation of extreme risk of harm or death. R V E A G R E A G D N 29 Extremely scarce or confined in extent. P O T I E T M Y E D C I E A L N I L X L 30 The geographic area where a species occurs. R I T S A R G N D I U O N E T B I 31 The tidal mouth of a river where freshwater mixes with seawater. E S A Y T U R 32 To protect from harm and preserve for the future. C E S N E R O V

Ordonner les Lettres

Scrambled Terms: Nature EditionVersion en ligne

Unscramble concepts and reveal their meanings.

par Diana Sabău

To evoke strong interest or wonder in people.

A O G I P I T N U A A M I E T C N R

A period of a thousand years.

A distinctive attribute or aspect of something.

Traditional beliefs, legends, and customs of a community.

To undergo gradual development or change over time.

To continue to live or exist despite difficulties.

The physical makeup or arrangement of parts of a living being.

R D C U T R Y B T S O U E

The natural purpose or role of something.

Strikingly odd or unusual.

A small bag-like cavity or pocket in an animal.

The thin, rigid plates covering some animals' bodies.

To look like or be similar to.

A reptile known for changing color to blend with surroundings.

Aquatic animals with shells such as clams and oysters.

Respiratory organs that extract oxygen from water.

Water bodies not deep, near the shore.

H L L S W E S R T W A A O

Fixed or joined to another object.

Marine macroalgae that grow in the ocean.

To cover or enclose by folding around.

The main supportive stalk of a plant or base part of something.

To remove or move something with a sweeping motion.

A body of water moving in a definite direction.

To draw in or ingest by suction.

A slender fish related to seahorses.

Carrying developing offspring within the body.

To pair with another for reproduction.

To cause an egg to develop by combining with sperm.

A situation of extreme risk of harm or death.

R V E A G R E A G D N

Extremely scarce or confined in extent.

P O T I E T M Y E D C I E A L N I L X L

The geographic area where a species occurs.

R I T S A R G N D I U O N E T B I

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To evoke strong interest or wonder in people.

A period of a thousand years.

A distinctive attribute or aspect of something.

Traditional beliefs, legends, and customs of a community.

To undergo gradual development or change over time.

To continue to live or exist despite difficulties.

The physical makeup or arrangement of parts of a living being.

The natural purpose or role of something.

Strikingly odd or unusual.

A small bag-like cavity or pocket in an animal.

The thin, rigid plates covering some animals' bodies.

To look like or be similar to.

A reptile known for changing color to blend with surroundings.

Aquatic animals with shells such as clams and oysters.

Respiratory organs that extract oxygen from water.

Water bodies not deep, near the shore.

Fixed or joined to another object.

Marine macroalgae that grow in the ocean.

To cover or enclose by folding around.

The main supportive stalk of a plant or base part of something.

To remove or move something with a sweeping motion.

A body of water moving in a definite direction.

To draw in or ingest by suction.

A slender fish related to seahorses.

Carrying developing offspring within the body.

To pair with another for reproduction.

To cause an egg to develop by combining with sperm.

A situation of extreme risk of harm or death.

Extremely scarce or confined in extent.

The geographic area where a species occurs.

The tidal mouth of a river where freshwater mixes with seawater.

To protect from harm and preserve for the future.