Squash Word Search — Easy

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

Words to find

Plus 4 hidden bonus words.

Squash word list, defined

LET /lɛt/ · verb, auxiliary verb
Used to give permission or to allow something to happen. It is often used to indicate that something is possible or allowed. Related: allow, permit, grant, give.
FOUR /fɔːr/ · noun
The number four: the cardinal number equal to three plus one, and the digit or symbol (4, IV) representing it. It also refers to a group or set of four people or things. Related: quartet, tetrad, quadruplet.
WALL /wɔl/ · noun, verb
A continuous vertical part of a building, typically made of brick, stone, or concrete, and serving as a means of enclosure or support. To cover or surround something with a wall. Related: barrier, fence, partition, screen.
ALLEY /ˈæli/ · noun
A narrow street or passage between buildings, especially one behind or between houses or shops. Related: lane, passage, pathway, byway.
SCORE /skɔː/ · noun, verb
A number or amount of something, especially one that is measured or achieved. To obtain or achieve a certain number or amount of something. Related: mark, record, result, achievement.
PLAYER /pleɪər/ · noun, verb
A person who plays a game or sport, especially professionally. To engage in a game or sport, typically in a competitive context. Related: participant, athlete, performer, actor.
RACKET /ˈræktɪt/ · noun, verb
A racket is a loud, harsh noise, or a fraudulent business or activity. It can also refer to a sports equipment, typically made of wood or metal, used in games such as tennis or squash. Related: noise, commotion, scandal, scheme.
RUBBER /ˈrʌbər/ · noun, verb
A flexible material that can be stretched and returns to its original shape, often used in the manufacture of tires, gloves, and other products. To rub or wear away something, especially by friction. Related: elastomer, latex, gum, plastic.

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