The 18th Century 2 Word Search — Hard

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

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JINKING /dʒɪŋkɪŋ/ · verb: To make a sudden change in direction, especially in order to avoid an opponent or obstacle. In sports, such as rugby or American football, to make a quick change in direction to evade a tackler. Related: dodge, weave, sidestep, evade.
SECATEUR /sɪˈkɔːtər/ · noun: A tool used for cutting stems of plants, typically having long, curved blades. Related: pruning shears, clippers, scissors, loppers.
BROOKED /brʊkt/ · verb: Brooked is the simple past tense and past participle of the verb 'brook', meaning to tolerate or permit something, especially something one disapproves of. It is used almost exclusively in negative constructions, such as 'would not brook' or 'brooked no interference'. Related: tolerated, permitted, allowed, countenanced.
ENSLAVER /ɪnˈsleɪvər/ · noun: A person who enslaves others; one who reduces people to slavery or bondage. Related: slaveholder, slave owner, oppressor, bondmaster.
BABYING /ˈbeɪbiɪŋ/ · verb (present participle of 'baby'): The act of treating someone with excessive care, indulgence, or overprotective attention, as if they were an infant; also, treating something gently or delicately. Related: pampering, coddling, mollycoddling, spoiling.