Discipline 2 Word Search — Easy

Play a free online Discipline 2 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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Discipline 2 word list, defined

TRODE /troʊd/ · verb
Trode is a past tense of tread, meaning to walk or step on something. Related: stepped, walked, treaded.
AVERS /əˈvɜːz/ (UK), /əˈvɜːrz/ (US) · verb
"Avers" is the third-person singular present form of the verb "aver": to assert or declare something as true, especially in a formal or confident manner. Related: asserts, declares, maintains, affirms.
ROASTED /rəʊstɪd/ · verb, adjective
To cook food in the oven, typically until it is browned and crispy. Having been cooked in this way. Related: baked, grilled, seared, fried.
CHELATED /ˈkiːleɪtɪd/ · verb (past tense and past participle); adjective
Bound to a central metal atom or ion in a ring-like structure by a molecule with two or more bonding sites; past tense of the verb "chelate." As an adjective, describes a mineral or nutrient that has been combined with such a binding agent to improve its absorption. Related: bound, complexed, combined.
TREVIS /trɛvɪs/ · noun
Trevis is a rare or obsolete surname of English origin, possibly derived from the Old English words 'treo' meaning 'three' and 'vis' meaning 'dweller' or 'dwelling'. Related: surname, family name, last name.
CALVED /kɑːvd/ (UK), /kævd/ (US) · verb
"Calved" is the past tense and past participle of "calve," meaning to give birth to a calf (of a cow or other large mammal) or, by extension, to break off a mass of ice such as an iceberg from a glacier. Related: gave birth, birthed, foaled, whelped.
CHURN /tʃɜːrn/ (US), /tʃɜːn/ (UK) · verb (also noun)
To churn is to stir or agitate milk or cream vigorously in order to make butter; more broadly, it means to move, mix, or produce something with violent or continual agitation, or to turn over large quantities of something rapidly. Related: agitate, whip, stir, churn out.

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