Religion & History 2 Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Religion & History 2 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
| H | L | N | E | E | D | I | E | R |
| I | U | B | I | N | I | T | U | R |
| C | G | Z | E | D | I | W | D | D |
| V | A | G | Z | A | N | N | U | F |
| O | N | R | P | A | D | U | J | T |
| W | D | O | A | R | E | E | O | A |
| V | H | S | T | V | U | D | R | F |
| U | I | Z | W | S | E | S | U | S |
| R | N | E | S | N | R | L | U | S |
Words to find
- USURP
- RUTIN
- HUZZAED
- GROSZ
- NINJA
- BEADERS
- NEEDIER
- FOUND
- BONUS (G6)
- BONUS (V3)
- BONUS (E3)
- BONUS (C7)
Religion & History 2 word list, defined
- USURP /ˈʌsɝːrp/ · verb
- To take or seize power or control from someone else, often in a sudden or violent way. To take someone else's place or role, often in a way that is not officially allowed. Related: seize, take over, infiltrate, usurper.
- RUTIN /rjuːtɪn/ · noun
- A routine or habitual activity, often performed regularly. Related: routine, habit, custom, practice.
- HUZZAED /hʌzɛɪd/ · verb
- To express approval or enthusiasm, typically in a loud and enthusiastic manner. To utter a loud cry of approval or encouragement. Related: cheered, applauded, huzzahed, cried out.
- GROSZ /ɡrɒʃ/ · noun
- A Polish coin, worth one-hundredth of a złoty. Related: coin, penny, cent, copper.
- NINJA /ˈnɪndʒə/ · noun
- A person trained in the art of ninjutsu, a Japanese martial art and stealthy fighting technique. A stealthy or cunning person. Related: assassin, sneak, thief, spy.
- BEADERS /ˈbiːdərz/ · noun
- Plural of beader: people who make or decorate items with beads, or tools that form a bead (a rounded ridge) of material such as caulk, sealant, or metal. Related: beadworkers, beadsmiths, jewelry makers, crafters.
- NEEDIER /ˈniːdiər/ · adjective
- Comparative form of needy, meaning more in need of something, especially help or support. Related: poorer, more destitute, more deprived, more disadvantaged.
- FOUND /faʊnd/ · verb
- To establish or set up an institution, organization, city, or similar entity; also, as a homograph, it serves as the past tense of 'find', meaning to discover or come upon something. Related: establish, create, set up, institute.
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