Contract Bridge Game Word Search — Quick

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

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Plus 4 hidden bonus words.

Contract Bridge Game word list, defined

ODD /ɒd/ (British); /ɑːd/ (US) · adjective
Strange, unusual, or different from what is expected; also, of a number or quantity, not divisible by two. In informal use, “odd” can mean eccentric, suspicious, or difficult to understand. Related: strange, unusual, peculiar, eccentric.
PUSH /pʊʃ/ · verb and noun
To exert force so as to move something or someone away from the person or object applying the force; to urge, promote, or strive toward something. As a noun, a push is an act of moving or propelling, a forceful effort, encouragement, an advertising campaign, or a military advance. Related: shove, propel, urge, drive.
VIEW /vjuː/ · noun; verb
As a noun, view means an opinion or perspective, the ability to see something, a particular scene or prospect, or a display of a film or television programme. As a verb, it means to look at or examine something, or to regard or consider it in a particular way. Related: opinion, perspective, outlook, scene.
VOID /vɔɪd/ · adjective, noun, verb
As an adjective, void means empty or entirely lacking something; it can also mean legally invalid. As a noun, it denotes an empty space, a gap, or a figurative absence; as a verb, it means to cancel, empty, or render ineffective. Related: empty, invalid, vacant, hollow.
AGREE /əˈɡriː/ · verb
To have the same opinion as someone else, or to consent to or accept a proposal, arrangement, or course of action. Related: concur, consent, accede, assent.
BARRY /ˈbæri/ · noun (proper name); adjective (heraldry)
As a proper noun, Barry is a common male given name and surname of Irish and Welsh origin; as an adjective, 'barry' describes a heraldic shield divided into an even number of horizontal stripes of alternating tinctures.

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