Ethics 3 Word Search — Easy
Play a free online Ethics 3 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.
Words to find
- CUDDY
- GONGS
- EWKING
- PRANA
- HEAPS
- YIRKING
- TRIGRAM
- KAMAS
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Ethics 3 word list, defined
- CUDDY /ˈkʌdi/ · noun
- A small room, cabin, or cupboard-like space, especially on a boat or ship; in British and Scottish dialect, also a donkey and, by extension, a foolish or stubborn person. Related: cabin, berth, cubicle, cupboard.
- GONGS /ɡɔŋ/ · noun
- A deep, resonant sound, typically produced by a metal instrument, or a loud, ringing noise. A gong is often used to signal the start or end of an event. Related: clang, crash, ding, knell.
- PRANA /prɑːnɑː/ · noun
- In Hinduism and yoga, prana is the vital life force or breath of the body. It is often associated with the breath and is considered essential for physical and spiritual well-being. Related: life force, vital energy, breath, spirit.
- HEAPS /hɛps/ · noun, verb
- A large amount or quantity of something; to pile or throw something in a heap. Heaps of rubbish were scattered around the abandoned building. Related: masses, mountains, piles, stacks.
- YIRKING /ˈjɜːrkɪŋ/ · verb
- To yirk is to make a loud, harsh, or unpleasant sound, often in a mocking or teasing manner. It can also refer to the act of making a sudden, sharp noise. Related: yelp, yell, snicker, guffaw.
- TRIGRAM /trɪɡræm/ · noun
- A trigram is a sequence of three letters or characters that are used to represent a word or concept in a language, often in a phonetic or phonological context. It is commonly used in linguistics and language teaching to represent the sounds of a language. Related: digram, tetragram, monogram.
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