All about Pirates 2 Word Search — Quick
Play a free online All about Pirates 2 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
| X | Y | L | E | M | O | N | O | S |
| A | O | S | W | W | T | D | E | A |
| O | S | A | A | I | O | N | U | L |
| F | Y | S | D | S | U | L | I | E |
| L | M | N | A | T | T | S | L | S |
| Y | A | G | R | U | E | L | N | A |
| B | R | O | U | H | L | O | O | L |
| Y | F | S | C | N | O | T | Y | C |
| S | S | S | T | K | S | O | B | O |
Words to find
- SYMAR
- XYLEM
- FLYBY
- CHESIL
- MONOS
- ALLOW
- COLTS
- SNOOK
- BONUS (G3)
- BONUS (B6)
- BONUS (A7)
- BONUS (F7)
All about Pirates 2 word list, defined
- XYLEM /zɪləm/ · noun
- The woody tissue in a plant that transports water and minerals from the roots to the leaves and other parts of the plant. Related: vascular tissue, wood, sapwood, heartwood.
- FLYBY /ˈflaɪbaɪ/ · noun
- A flight past a point, especially the passage of a spacecraft close to a celestial body in order to observe or photograph it. More broadly, any brief flight over an area, such as by aircraft during a display or reconnaissance. Related: overflight, flypast, flyover, pass.
- MONOS /mɒnɒs/ · noun
- A monos is a rare or obsolete word for a single or solitary thing. It can also refer to a musical term for a single note or a solo performance. Related: single, solitary, alone, lonely.
- ALLOW /əˈlaʊ/ · verb
- To permit, acknowledge, or admit; to give someone permission to do something, or to allow for something by taking it into account. Related: permit, let, authorize, allow for.
- COLTS /koʊlts/ · noun
- Plural of colt: a young male horse, typically one under four years of age. The word can also refer more loosely to any very young horse. Related: foals, yearlings, young horses.
- SNOOK /snʊk/ · noun
- A fish, typically 30-60 cm long, with a long snout and a spotted or mottled body. A snook is a popular game fish in tropical waters. Related: pike, perch, bass, trout.
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