Lions Word Search — Hard
Play a free online Lions word search puzzle. Difficulty: Hard. Find all 12 hidden words on the 12×12 grid below.
Words to find
- FLUXED
- RANKS
- SNAPS
- ENSHEATH
- VENIRE
- PARTYING
- OUTFIELD
- BRANCHER
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Lions word list, defined
- FLUXED /flʌkst/ · verb (past tense and past participle of 'flux')
- Simple past tense and past participle of the verb 'flux': treated with a flux, especially in metallurgy or soldering, to promote fusion or remove impurities; more broadly, caused to flow. Related: treated, soldered, fused, melted.
- RANKS /ræŋks/ · noun
- A position in a scale or series of graduated levels, especially one of high status or importance. A series of people or things arranged in order of status or ability. Related: grades, degrees, levels, classes.
- SNAPS /snæps/ · noun, verb
- A sudden, sharp noise, typically made by something breaking or splitting. To close or fasten something with a sudden movement. Related: clicks, cracks, snaps, slams.
- ENSHEATH /ɪnˈʃiːθ/ · verb
- To enclose or cover something as if in a sheath, especially a blade in a scabbard; more broadly, to envelop a structure or organ completely. Related: sheathe, encase, enclose, envelop.
- VENIRE /vɛˈnɪri/ · verb
- to summon or cite to appear in court, especially as a juror. In law, a venire is a writ or summons issued to a person to appear in court. Related: summon, cite, convene, assemble.
- PARTYING /ˈpɑːrtɪɪŋ/ · verb, noun
- To engage in a social gathering, typically involving music, dancing, and celebration; or, a social gathering itself. Related: celebrate, gala, bash, rave.
- OUTFIELD /ˈaʊt.fiːld/ · noun
- The area of a sports field, such as a baseball or cricket field, that is outside the infield, or the players who play in this area. Related: outfielder, outfield position, perimeter, exterior.
- BRANCHER /ˈbrɑːn.tʃər/ (US), /ˈbræn.tʃər/ · noun
- A brancher is a young bird, especially a hawk or other raptor, that has left the nest and perches on nearby branches while still depending on its parents for food. In ornithology and falconry, the term denotes this specific stage between nestling and fully fledged flight. Related: fledgling, chick, nestling, youngling.
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