wilds
WYLDZ/waɪldz/
- 1A large natural area far from towns, where plants and animals grow freely.
Like a wide open space full of trees and animals, with no buildings around.
They hiked deep into the wilds to camp for the weekend.
Few people live in the wilds north of the river.
Similarwilderness, backwoods, backcountry, bush, hinterland
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- 2Plural of wild. Use this form when you mean more than one.
The rescued birds returned to the wilds where they were born.
Many of these plants only grow in the wilds.
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- 3Third-person singular present of wild. Slang, used with he, she, it, or a singular noun: he wilds out.
My little brother wilds out every time his team scores.
He wilds out whenever someone steps on his sneakers.
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wilds is a form of wild
wild, noun: The natural, free life of animals that live away from people and are not controlled by them. Full entry
- Forms
- wildwilds plural
- Spelling
- wild → wilds: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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