Girl & Boy Scouts Word Search — Easy

Play a free online Girl & Boy Scouts word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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Girl & Boy Scouts word list, defined

LOW /loʊ/ · adjective, verb, noun
Having a relatively small or insignificant amount; below a normal or average level. To bring or come down to a lower level or position. Related: small, little, insignificant, minor.
FLAG /flæɡ/ · noun
A piece of cloth, typically rectangular and attached by one edge to a pole or rope, used as a symbol of a nation or organization or as a signal. Related: banner, ensign, standard, pennon.
GIRL /ɡɜːrl/ · noun
A female child or young woman. A girl is typically considered to be between the ages of 4 and 18. Related: young woman, female child, lass, maid.
MOTT /mɒt/ · noun
A small, rounded patch of color, especially on a rock or a piece of stone, formed by the presence of minerals or other substances. Related: spot, patch, blemish.
BADGE /bædʒ/ · noun, verb
A badge is a small object or emblem worn or displayed to show rank, membership, achievement, or affiliation. As a verb, to badge means to furnish someone with a badge. Related: emblem, insignia, crest, pin.
HONOR /ˈɒnər/ · noun, verb
A feeling of pride in oneself or one's achievements, or a sense of respect and admiration for someone or something. To give someone an award or recognition for their achievements. Related: pride, dignity, respect, glory.
ASSIST /əˈsɪst/ · verb
To help someone or something by giving support, aid, or practical help, often as a secondary or supporting role in an activity. Related: help, aid, support, facilitate.
PARADE /ˈpærəd/ · noun, verb
A procession of people, often accompanied by music and decorations, typically held to celebrate a special occasion. To display or show something, especially in a way that is intended to attract attention. Related: procession, cortege, display, exhibition.

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