American TV Shows 2 Word Search — Medium
Play a free online American TV Shows 2 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Medium. Find all 12 hidden words on the 11×11 grid below.
Words to find
- DREST
- QUILTED
- STRAP
- CURPEL
- TERROIR
- MOPES
- GUILED
- CURTESY
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
American TV Shows 2 word list, defined
- DREST /drɛst/ · verb (archaic past tense and past participle of 'dress')
- An archaic or poetic past tense and past participle of the verb 'dress', meaning to have put on clothes or to have adorned, arrayed, or dressed something or someone. Related: attired, arrayed, clad, garbed.
- QUILTED /kwɪltɪd/ · adjective
- Covered or filled with a layer of material, typically a soft fabric, stitched in a decorative pattern, often used to make a quilt. Related: stitched, embroidered, patched, sewn.
- STRAP /stræp/ · noun, verb
- A strip of material, typically leather or synthetic, used for fastening or supporting something. To secure or fasten something with a strap. Related: band, belt, tie, fasten.
- TERROIR /tɛˈrwɑːr/ · noun
- The unique combination of environmental factors, such as soil, climate, and topography, that affect the flavor and quality of a particular agricultural product, especially wine or cheese. Related: environment, locale, setting, habitat.
- MOPES /mɒps/ · verb
- to walk slowly and unhurriedly, often in a lazy or idle manner; to loiter or hang around. Related: lounge, loiter, loll, dawdle.
- GUILED /ɡaɪld/ · verb
- Past tense of 'guile', to deceive or cheat someone by clever words or actions. To deceive or cheat someone by clever words or actions. Related: deceived, cheated, duped, swindled.
- CURTESY /ˈkɜːrtəsi/ · noun
- In common law, the life interest that a widower holds in his deceased wife's real property, provided a child was born alive during the marriage. It is the male counterpart to dower, which protected widows. Related: widow's estate (male counterpart), life interest, marital right, husband's dower.
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