Engineering Word Search — Hard

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

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Engineering word list, defined

DRY /draɪ/ · adjective
Free from moisture or liquid; not wet. Also used figuratively to mean dull, unemotional, or lacking interest or warmth. Related: arid, dehydrated, parched, dull.
HOT /hɒt/ · adjective
Having a high temperature; warm or warmish. Used to describe something that is currently in a state of being heated or has been heated recently. Related: warm, heated, scorching, sweltering.
NUT /nʌt/ · noun, verb
A hard or dry fruit that does not split open when ripe, especially one that has a single seed in a hard shell, such as a walnut or hazelnut. To hit (someone or something) with the fist, especially in a sudden or forceful manner. Related: kernel, seed, pip, peanut.
FLOW /fləʊ/ · noun and verb
As a noun, flow is the smooth, continuous movement of a liquid, gas, or current of people, traffic, money, or ideas; as a verb, it means to move steadily and continuously in a stream or current. Related: stream, current, drift, circulation.
FUEL /ˈfjuːəl/ · noun
A material such as coal, oil, wood, or gas that is burned or consumed to produce heat, power, or energy; more broadly, anything that sustains or intensifies an activity, process, or emotion. Related: propellant, combustible, energy source, petrol.
FLUID /ˈfluː.ɪd/ · noun, adjective
A substance, such as a liquid or gas, that flows and has no fixed shape, conforming to the outline of its container. As an adjective, it describes something smooth, graceful in movement, or subject to change and not fixed. Related: liquid, flux, flowing, fluent.
FORCE /fɔːrs/ · noun
Physical strength, energy, or power exerted on an object or person; also, coercion or compulsion, or an organized body such as a police or military force. Related: power, strength, might, energy.
FRAME /freɪm/ · noun, verb
A rigid structure that surrounds or supports something, such as a picture, window, or building. As a verb, to frame means to construct or compose something within defined limits, or, in criminal contexts, to deliberately incriminate an innocent person by fabricating evidence. Related: structure, framework, border, skeleton.

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