American History 3 Word Search — Quick

Play a free online American History 3 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.

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CRUMP /krʌmp/ · noun: A crump is chiefly an informal British term for a crumpet, the small round griddle cake with a spongy, hole-riddled surface. It also has a historical sense as a muffled thudding sound, especially that of an exploding shell. Related: crumpet, muffin, griddle cake, pikelet.
NOUGHT /nɔːt/ · noun, verb: A zero or nothing; a point or mark on a scale. To bring or come to zero. Related: zero, nothing, nil, naught.
RACHE /rɑːtʃ/ · noun: A rache is a type of medieval torture device, typically a metal or wooden frame with spikes or sharp points used to inflict pain or injury. Related: torture rack, iron maiden, rack.
CULPAE /ˈkʌl.piː/ · noun: "Culpae" is the plural of the Latin word "culpa," meaning fault, blame, or negligence; in English it appears mainly in legal and academic writing, especially in phrases borrowed from Roman law. Related: faults, blames, negligences, offenses.
NESHNESS /ˈnɛʃnəs/ · noun: The quality of being tender or soft; delicacy. A state of being weak or feeble. Related: delicacy, softness, tenderness, weakness.
LOBOTOMY /ləˈbɒtəmi/ · noun: A surgical procedure in which a portion of the brain's frontal lobe is removed or damaged, typically to treat mental illnesses such as schizophrenia or severe depression. Related: psychosurgery, neurosurgery, brain surgery.