Words Containing AM Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Words Containing AM word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
| F | E | I | M | M | A | T | W | A |
| F | B | S | M | L | R | X | M | R |
| F | V | A | K | O | L | I | A | A |
| D | Y | N | M | E | C | M | T | V |
| A | V | A | E | I | M | A | W | H |
| M | N | M | Z | M | M | A | H | Z |
| E | W | A | E | A | A | A | S | U |
| W | B | J | N | M | Q | W | M | Z |
| W | W | W | H | L | A | Z | F | I |
Words to find
- AME
- AMI
- DAM
- JAM
- RAM
- YAM
- AMEN
- AMICI
- BONUS (A6)
- BONUS (E6)
- BONUS (S6)
- BONUS (T6)
Words Containing AM word list, defined
- AME /ɑːm/ · noun
- Definition pending review.
- AMI /ˈɑːmi/ · noun
- A friend; the French word for 'friend', borrowed into English chiefly as a term of address or affectionate reference to a male friend. Related: friend, companion, comrade, chum.
- DAM /dæm/ · noun
- A barrier constructed across a river or stream to hold back water, typically creating a reservoir for storage, flood control, irrigation, or hydroelectric power generation. In a separate sense, a dam is also the female parent of an animal, especially a domesticated mammal such as a horse or dog. Related: barrier, barrage, dike, embankment.
- JAM /dʒæm/ · noun, verb
- A sweet spread made from fruit, or a situation where someone is stuck in a difficult position. In music, a jam is an informal performance or rehearsal. Related: preserve, marmalade, jelly, spread.
- RAM /ræm/ · noun, verb
- A male sheep, especially one that is adult. To force (a piece of metal) through a hole by hammering it. Related: billy goat, he-goat, male sheep, bull.
- YAM /jæm/ · noun
- A starchy root vegetable, typically long and thin, with a rough, brown skin and a white or yellow interior. Yams are often confused with sweet potatoes, but are actually a different type of root vegetable. Related: sweet potato, tuber, root vegetable, potato.
- AMEN /ˌeɪˈmɛn/ · interjection; also noun
- An expression of agreement or assent, used especially at the end of a prayer or hymn, meaning 'so be it'. As a noun, it refers to this utterance itself. Related: verily, so be it, truly, indeed.
- AMICI /ˈæmɪkiː/ · noun
- The Latin plural of 'amicus' (friend), adopted into English chiefly in legal and scholarly contexts, where it denotes friends or supporters — most famously in the phrase 'amici curiae', meaning 'friends of the court'. Related: friends, supporters, allies, advisers.
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