Spelling Bee Week #2

onyx

• A type of gemstone that is typically black and has a smooth, shiny surface.

• A type of mineral used in construction.

• A type of fossil found in sedimentary rocks.

• A type of metal used in jewelry making.

teriyaki

• A Japanese dish consisting of fish or meat marinated in soy sauce and grilled.

• A type of sushi made with raw fish and rice.

• A traditional Chinese noodle dish served in broth.

• A Korean barbecue style of cooking meat on a grill.

melancholy

• A deep, persistent sadness or gloom.

• A state of extreme happiness and joy.

• A feeling of indifference or apathy.

• A temporary state of excitement or thrill.

gargoyles

• Stone carvings, often of grotesque figures, used as architectural ornaments or water spouts on buildings.

• A type of mythical creature known for its ability to fly and breathe fire.

• Decorative elements used in painting and sculpture, often depicting nature.

• A style of ancient Greek pottery characterized by intricate designs.

demigod

• A being with partial or lesser divine status, such as a minor deity or the offspring of a god and a mortal.

• A mortal who has achieved great feats and is celebrated in legends.

• A full deity with supreme powers over a specific domain.

• A mythical creature that serves as a guardian of the underworld.

narwhal

• A medium-sized toothed whale that possesses a large 'tusk' from a protruding canine tooth.

• A small fish known for its vibrant colors.

• A type of dolphin that lives in freshwater rivers.

• A large land mammal with a long trunk.

trek

• A short walk in the park.

• A long, arduous journey, especially one made on foot.

• A leisurely bike ride.

• A quick run around the block.

contribute

• To give (something, especially money or goods) to help achieve or provide something.

• To take away resources from a community.

• To refuse assistance in a project.

• To create something from scratch.

hocus-pocus

• A type of magic trick

• A term for honesty and integrity

• Trickery or deception; a term often used to describe magic or sleight of hand.

• A scientific principle of illusion

merfolk

• Mythical sea people, often depicted as having the upper body of a human and the lower body of a fish.

• Creatures that live in the mountains and are known for their strength.

• Humans who can transform into animals at will.

• Spirits that guard the forests and rivers.