The 18th Century 2 Word Search — Medium

Play a free online The 18th Century 2 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Medium. Find all 12 hidden words on the 11×11 grid below.

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The 18th Century 2 word list, defined

KULAN /kuːlɑːn/ · noun
Kulan is a rare or obsolete word referring to a type of wild ass or wild donkey. Related: wild ass, wild donkey, feral horse, feral donkey.
DOWNS /daʊnz/ · noun (plural); also verb
Downs are rolling grassy hills, especially the chalk hills of southern England such as the North and South Downs. As an informal mass usage, 'downs' can also refer to periods of sadness or misfortune, as in 'the ups and downs of life'. Related: hills, heights, uplands, downland.
ENORM /ɪˈnɔːrm/ · adjective (archaic/obsolete)
An archaic English word meaning immense or extraordinarily large; in earlier use it could also mean deviating from what is normal or customary. Related: enormous, huge, immense, vast.
CHARIER /ˈtʃɛəriər/ · adjective
Comparative form of "chary"; more cautious or wary about doing something, especially out of careful reluctance or distrust. Related: warier, more cautious, more wary, more circumspect.
CORNETT /kɔːˈnɛt/ · noun
A Renaissance and Baroque wind instrument made of wood or ivory, curved like a horn and played through a cup-shaped mouthpiece, producing a soft, vocal tone; it is unrelated to the modern brass cornet despite the similar name.
LAWSUIT /ˈloʊsɪt/ · noun
A legal action taken by a person or organization to resolve a dispute or claim against another person or organization. A lawsuit can be filed in a court of law to seek compensation, damages, or other remedies. Related: case, action, suit, petition.
SILOING /saɪloʊɪŋ/ · noun
Siloing refers to the practice of isolating or compartmentalizing information, resources, or departments within an organization, often resulting in a lack of communication or coordination between them. Related: compartmentalization, segregation, isolation, separation.

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