Indian Mythological Gods 2 Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Indian Mythological Gods 2 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
| E | C | O | U | L | O | M | B | R |
| L | N | G | A | R | O | B | R | A |
| A | U | N | F | A | L | A | J | B |
| I | U | I | A | A | G | A | L | O |
| X | M | L | A | N | R | A | S | T |
| A | A | L | I | A | M | C | N | A |
| E | E | U | T | E | A | E | I | U |
| R | A | A | D | R | N | N | S | N |
| P | N | O | S | A | U | I | A | I |
Words to find
- SCARS
- BLAMED
- FARCIN
- ARBOR
- ANENT
- ULLING
- PREAXIAL
- COULOMB
- BONUS (M4)
- BONUS (N8)
- BONUS (U3)
- BONUS (A4)
Indian Mythological Gods 2 word list, defined
- SCARS /skɑrz/ · noun
- A mark left on the skin after a wound or injury has healed. A disfiguring mark or blemish on the skin. Related: marks, blemishes, disfigurations, blemish.
- BLAMED /bleɪmd/ · verb (past tense and past participle of blame); also adjective
- The past tense and past participle of the verb "blame," meaning to hold someone responsible for a fault or wrongdoing. As an adjective, it is used chiefly in American dialect as a euphemistic intensifier meaning damned or confounded. Related: accused, censured, condemned, faulted.
- FARCIN /ˈfɑːr.sɪn/ · adjective
- Affected with or characteristic of farcy, a chronic infectious disease of horses and related animals caused by the bacterium that also produces glanders. Related: diseased, infected, morbid.
- ARBOR /ˈɑːrbər/ · noun
- A leafy, shaded recess or structure formed by trees and climbing plants, or a light garden framework of latticework on which such plants are trained to grow. Related: bower, pergola, trellis, gazebo.
- ANENT /əˈnɛnt/ · preposition
- Concerning or regarding something; 'anent' introduces the matter being discussed or dealt with. Related: regarding, concerning, about, as regards.
- COULOMB /ˈkuːlɒm/ · noun
- The SI derived unit of electric charge, equal to the charge transported by a constant current of one ampere in one second; symbol C. Related: ampere-second.
More Indian Mythological Gods 2 puzzles · Daily challenge · Browse themes · How to play · Home