Digital World Word Search — Quick

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

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BITOU /bɪˈtuː/ · noun: In South African English, a shrub or small bush. The name is also used in the established botanical term "bitou bush", referring to the invasive South African shrub Chrysanthemoides monilifera, especially its subspecies rotundata. Related: shrub, bush, boneseed.
ABASED /əˈbeɪst/ · verb (past participle of 'abase'): Lowered in rank, prestige, or self-esteem; humbled or degraded, whether by another's action or by one's own conduct. Related: humbled, degraded, humiliated, demeaned.
BRUST /brʌst/ · verb (dialectal): Definition pending review. In Scots and Northern English dialect, "brust" appears as a variant of "burst," meaning to break suddenly or violently apart. Related: burst, rupture, split, break.
BOTCH /bɒtʃ/ (British), /bɑːtʃ/ (US) · verb, noun: To botch is to carry out a task badly or clumsily, spoiling it through incompetence or carelessness. As a noun, a botch is a bungled or badly executed piece of work. Related: bungled, mangled, botched-up, flubbed.
SABED /sæbd/ · verb (simple past and past participle): The regional Scottish simple past tense and past participle of the verb “sab,” meaning to soak or wet thoroughly. Related: soaked, drenched, wetted, steeped.
OSTLER /ˈɒstlər/ · noun: An ostler is a person who works in a stable, especially one who cares for horses or acts as a groom. The word is now chiefly historical or literary. Related: groom, stableman, horsekeeper, stable hand.