Squash Word Search — Medium
Play a free online Squash word search puzzle. Difficulty: Medium. Find all 12 hidden words on the 11×11 grid below.
Words to find
- EDGE
- FAIL
- HAND
- MEET
- MISS
- PART
- FLOOR
- SHAFT
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Squash word list, defined
- EDGE /ɛdʒ/ · noun (also verb)
- The outside limit or boundary line of an object, surface, or area; also a sharp cutting side of a blade. Figuratively, it denotes a slight advantage over others. Related: brink, margin, border, rim.
- FAIL /feɪl/ · verb (also noun)
- To be unsuccessful in achieving a goal or in meeting an expected standard; to neglect or omit to do something required or expected. Related: fall short, flounder, miscarry, flop.
- HAND /hænd/ · noun, verb
- A body part at the end of the arm, used for grasping and manipulating objects. To give or provide something to someone, typically using this body part. Related: fist, claw, grip, hold.
- MEET /miːt/ · verb, noun
- To come together with someone or something, typically in order to talk or do something. A meeting or encounter, especially one that is planned or arranged. Related: encounter, meet up, run into, come across.
- MISS /mɪs/ · verb, noun
- To fail to hit or reach something. A woman who is not married or who is divorced or widowed. Related: lose, fail, miss out, omission.
- PART /pɑːrt/ · noun, verb
- A part is a portion or share of something. It can also mean to take or share in something. Related: portion, share, segment, component.
- FLOOR /flɔːr/ · noun
- The lower interior surface of a room or vehicle, on which one stands or walks; more broadly, the bottom surface of anything. As a verb, to floor means to knock someone down or to shock or overwhelm someone. Related: ground, deck, storey, story.
- SHAFT /ʃæft/ · noun, verb
- A long, thin, cylindrical structure, especially one made of wood or metal, used to transmit power or motion. To strike or hit someone or something with a forceful blow. Related: pole, rod, axis, spindle.
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