Archeology 2 Word Search — Quick

Play a free online Archeology 2 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.

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Archeology 2 word list, defined

DUALS /ˈdjuːəl/ (British), /ˈduːəl/ (US) · noun
The plural of "dual": things that come in or are expressed as a pair of complementary parts. In linguistics, "duals" specifically refers to word forms belonging to the dual grammatical number, which marks exactly two of something. Related: pairs, twosomes, counterparts, twins.
MURRE /mɜːr/ · noun
A small to medium-sized seabird of the auk family, typically with a black back and white belly, found in the North Atlantic. Related: auk, guillemot, puffin, petrel.
THANE /θeɪn/ · noun
A member of the nobility in Scotland, ranking below a lord. A person of high rank or position, especially in a feudal system. Related: noble, lord, baron, knight.
FEEZE /fiːz/ · verb
To twist, screw, or tighten something firmly; in older and dialectal use, to drive off or put to flight. In chiefly American informal usage, 'feeze' (often in the form 'feezed') has come to mean to disconcert or disturb. Related: twist, screw, tighten, wrench.
STEEDY /ˈstiːdi/ · adjective
Steady in movement or operation; firm and unwavering. Related: stable, firm, unwavering, constant.
MERELY /ˈmɛrli/ · adverb
Used to indicate that something is only just so, or that it is barely so. Used to indicate that something is only done or achieved in a minimal way. Related: barely, just, only, scarcely.
CLEAT /kliːt/ · noun
A wedge-shaped piece of wood, metal, or rubber used to fasten, secure, or strengthen something; most commonly, a T- or horn-shaped fitting fixed to a deck, dock, wall, or shoe sole onto which a rope or strap can be secured. Related: fastening, peg, stake, fitting.
SWAYING /swɛɪɪŋ/ · verb
Moving gently back and forth, often in a rhythmic or uncontrolled manner. To cause someone to feel uncertain or wavering in their opinions or decisions. Related: swaying, swaying, rocking, lurching.

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