The 18th Century 2 Word Search — Quick
Play a free online The 18th Century 2 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
| E | E | S | A | E | L | P | A | S |
| D | E | N | A | F | A | N | R | A |
| H | R | A | S | P | R | E | R | D |
| D | S | O | I | E | B | O | E | U |
| A | S | S | M | M | S | L | Z | M |
| W | M | T | U | R | E | U | E | E |
| A | R | L | O | T | A | N | L | K |
| M | A | E | E | R | E | T | R | P |
| E | U | D | B | S | K | F | P | P |
Words to find
- FROZE
- STORK
- MENES
- PAPISM
- PLUSES
- LUMBER
- PLEAS
- DELETED
- BONUS (A4)
- BONUS (A5)
- BONUS (A5)
- BONUS (F3)
The 18th Century 2 word list, defined
- FROZE /frəʊz/ · verb
- Froze is the simple past tense of the verb freeze, meaning to have turned from a liquid into a solid as a result of cold, or to have become suddenly unable to move or act, as from fear or shock. Related: stiffened, halted, solidified, congealed.
- STORK /strɔːk/ · noun
- A large wading bird with long legs and a long, pointed bill, typically white with black wings and tail. A person or thing that brings or delivers something, especially a baby, in a dramatic or ceremonial way. Related: heron, ibis, crane, pelican.
- PAPISM /ˈpeɪpɪzəm/ · noun
- A system of doctrine or practice attributed to the Pope or the papacy, especially in opposition to Protestantism. A person who holds such views or practices. Related: papist, popish, romanist, catholic.
- PLUSES /plʌsɪz/ · noun
- Pluses are advantages or benefits present in a situation or decision. They are often weighed against the minuses to determine the best course of action. Related: advantages, benefits, perks, upsides.
- LUMBER /ˈlʌmbər/ · noun
- Wood, especially rough-cut timber, used for building or furniture making. A person who works with wood, especially in a sawmill or woodworking shop. Related: timber, wood, lumberjack, carpenter.
- PLEAS /pleɪz/ · noun
- A polite or humble request, often repeated. A plea is a formal or urgent request for help or support. Related: requests, appeals, supplications, entreaties.
- DELETED /dɪˈliːtɪd/ · verb
- Past tense and past participle of the verb "delete": to have removed or erased something, especially written or recorded material, from a document, computer system, or other medium. Related: erased, removed, expunged, obliterated.
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