British Royalty Word Search — Quick

Play a free online British Royalty word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.

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British Royalty word list, defined

BAN /bæn/ · noun, verb
As a noun, a ban is an official prohibition forbidding something. As a verb, to ban is to prohibit or forbid something, especially by legal or official authority. Related: prohibition, prohibit, forbid, outlaw.
BOW /baʊ/ (to bend; also rhymes with 'cow'); /boʊ/ (front of a ship; archery weapon) · noun & verb
As a verb, to bend the head or body forward as a gesture of respect, greeting, or submission, or to bend something into a curve. As a noun, it denotes such an act of bending, a curved shape or object (as in a bow tie or archery bow), or, pronounced /boʊ/, the forward part of a ship. Related: stoop, kneel, crouch, curtsy.
RAJ /rædʒ/ · noun
A king or emperor, especially in ancient or medieval India. A style of Indian painting, especially one that originated in the Mughal Empire. Related: king, emperor, monarch, sovereign.
SIR /sɝr/ · noun, title of respect
A title used to address a man, especially one of higher social standing or authority. It is often used to show respect or to indicate a person's position or title. Related: gentleman, mister, lord, master.
EARL /ɜːrl/ (US), /ɜːl/ (UK) · noun
A British nobleman ranking above a viscount and below a marquess, historically the highest rank below the king in Anglo-Saxon England. Related: nobleman, peer, lord, count.
GIVE /ɡɪv/ · verb
To provide or bestow something, such as a gift or information, to someone or something. To yield or surrender something, such as control or possession. Related: provide, bestow, yield, surrender.
HEIR /hɪər/ · noun
A person, usually an heir apparent, who is entitled to inherit a title, property, or wealth. A descendant or successor who inherits a title, property, or wealth. Related: inheritor, successor, legatee, heir apparent.

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