Occasions 2 Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Occasions 2 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
Words to find
- DISCS
- SPANE
- DRUID
- OFFALS
- SWOONERS
- SHIVE
- NATANT
- CONSOLE
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Occasions 2 word list, defined
- DISCS /dɪsks/ · noun
- Plural of disc: thin, flat circular objects or plates, such as CDs, spinal cartilage pads, or round marks. Also the British spelling of what is written 'disks' in American English. Related: plates, roundels, pucks, wafers.
- SPANE /spɛɪn/ · noun
- A spane is a rare or obsolete word for a strip or band of something, especially a narrow strip of fabric. Related: band, strip, ribbon.
- DRUID /ˈdruːɪd/ · noun
- A member of the priestly class in ancient Celtic societies of Britain, Ireland, and Gaul, believed to have served as religious leaders, judges, and keepers of oral tradition; by extension, a person regarded as a sage, seer, or wise elder. Related: priest, sage, seer, soothsayer.
- SWOONERS /swuːnərz/ · noun
- People who are prone to swooning, especially in a romantic or emotional sense. Swooners are often characterized by their intense emotional responses to stimuli. Related: romantics, dreamers, sentimentals, lovers.
- SHIVE /ʃaɪv/ · noun
- A shive is a small piece of wood or other material used to start a fire, typically by being struck against a hard surface to produce sparks. It can also refer to a small, pointed tool used for various tasks. Related: ember, spark, kindling, tinder.
- NATANT /ˈneɪtənt/ · adjective
- Floating or swimming; specifically, in heraldry, used to describe an animal represented as floating or swimming in a coat of arms. Related: floating, swimming, afloat.
- CONSOLE /ˈkɒnsəʊl/ (noun), /kənˈsəʊl/ (verb) — British; /ˈkɑːnsoʊl/ (noun), /kənˈsoʊl/ (verb) — US · noun and verb
- As a noun, a console is a panel or unit housing controls for a machine or system (such as a computer or mixing desk), or a cabinet-like piece of furniture; in computing and gaming it also denotes a dedicated device for playing video games. As a verb, to console someone means to comfort them at a time of sadness or disappointment. Related: comfort, solace, commiserate, cheer.
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