Surfing 2 Word Search — Easy
Play a free online Surfing 2 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.
Words to find
- PIEMAN
- HOKKU
- BADMAN
- FIENDS
- BARMIEST
- APPELLOR
- DEBITED
- GRIZE
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Surfing 2 word list, defined
- PIEMAN /piːmɛn/ · noun
- A person who sells pies, typically from a cart or stall. Related: baker, street vendor, pie seller.
- HOKKU /hɒkuː/ · noun
- A traditional form of Japanese poetry, consisting of three lines with a syllable count of 5, 7, and 5. It is often used to capture a moment or image from nature. Related: haiku, tanka, senryu, limerick.
- BADMAN /ˈbædˌmæn/ · noun
- A man who is bad or evil in character; in American Western usage, an outlaw or gunfighter known for violence and lawlessness. Related: outlaw, villain, criminal, desperado.
- FIENDS /fiːndz/ · noun
- Fiends is the plural of fiend: an evil spirit or demon, or (in informal use) a person who is cruel, malicious, or obsessively devoted to something. Related: demons, devils, monsters, villains.
- BARMIEST /ˈbɑːrmiɪst/ · adjective (superlative form)
- Barmiest is the superlative of 'barmy', meaning most foolish, eccentric, or crazy. It describes the person, idea, or behaviour that is the most wildly irrational or daft in a given context. Related: craziest, maddest, daftest, loftiest.
- APPELLOR /əˈpɛlər/ · noun
- A person who brings an appeal before a higher legal authority or court; historically in English law, the party who formally accused another of a crime and appealed them to trial. Related: appellant, petitioner, supplicant, plaintiff.
- DEBITED /ˈdɛbɪtɪd/ · verb (past simple and past participle of "debit")
- Charged or entered as a debit in an account; having a sum of money taken out of an account. Related: charged, withdrawn, deducted, billed.
- GRIZE /grɪz/ · verb
- To make a rough or uneven surface on something, typically by scratching or scraping. Related: roughen, scrape, scratch, abrading.
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