The 18th Century 3 Word Search — Quick

Play a free online The 18th Century 3 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.

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STERNS /stɜːnz/ · noun: The sterns of a ship are the back or rear part, or the sternpost. Sterns can also refer to the stern or rear part of an aircraft or a vehicle. Related: aft, rear, post, tail.
SAYYID /ˈsæjɪd/ · noun: A title of respect used in some Muslim countries, particularly in the Middle East and South Asia, to address or refer to a male descendant of the Prophet Muhammad. It is often used as a honorific title. Related: syed, seyed, saeed.
SAPPERS /sæpərz/ · noun: A sapper is a soldier who specializes in demolition, mining, and other forms of explosive warfare. Sappers are often part of an army's engineering corps. Related: demolition expert, engineer, soldier, specialist.
POURED /pɔːrd/ · verb: To cause a liquid to flow from a container, or to move or fall in a continuous stream. To put or place something in a container by tilting it. Related: flowed, streamed, spilled, drained.
CHOLO /ˈtʃoʊ.loʊ/ · noun: A young Mexican-American man belonging to a distinctive urban subculture associated with lowrider cars, Chicano street style, and gang affiliation; more broadly in Latin America, a person of mixed Indigenous and Spanish ancestry.
GRUTCH /grʌtʃ/ · verb: To grutch is to complain or murmur in a low, discontented tone, often in a way that is barely audible or noticeable. Related: complain, mutter, grumble, gripe.