School 2 Word Search — Easy
Play a free online School 2 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.
Words to find
- YUPPIE
- PESADES
- ALMUD
- SPAHEE
- WANNEST
- BERRY
- EMBLAZED
- ACETIN
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
School 2 word list, defined
- YUPPIE /ˈjʌpi/ · noun and adjective
- A young, affluent urban professional, especially one associated with an urban middle-class lifestyle. The term is often used in cultural or mildly ironic commentary. Related: young urban professional, affluent urban professional, young professional.
- ALMUD /ˈæl.mʊd/ · noun
- An almud is a traditional Spanish and Portuguese unit of dry capacity used for grain and other dry goods, varying regionally but generally equivalent to roughly 4.6 to 6 litres; the name also survives in parts of Latin America for local measures of grain. Related: dry measure, bushel, peck, fanega.
- SPAHEE /spəˈhiː/ · noun
- A mounted soldier, especially an Indian cavalry soldier serving in a British or colonial military force. Related: cavalryman, horseman, soldier, trooper.
- WANNEST /ˈwɒnɪst/ (British), /ˈwɑːnɪst/ (American) · adjective
- The superlative of wan: most pale, feeble, or lacking in vitality. Related: palest, faintest, feeblest, weakest.
- BERRY /ˈbɛri/ · noun
- A small, juicy, typically edible fruit with seeds embedded in the flesh, such as a blueberry or currant; more broadly, any small roundish fruit eaten as such. Related: fruit, drupe, currant.
- EMBLAZED /ɪmˈbleɪzd/ · verb (past tense and past participle of 'emblaze'); also adjective
- Illuminated or made brightly radiant, as by flames or light; figuratively, displayed or proclaimed conspicuously. Related: illuminated, blazing, ablaze, radiant.
- ACETIN /ˈæsɪtɪn/ · noun
- Any of the esters formed from glycerol and acetic acid; the term most commonly refers to triacetin, a colourless, viscous liquid used as a food additive, humectant, and plasticiser. Related: triacetin, glyceryl triacetate, acetin ester.
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