Indian God Idols Word Search — Hard
Play a free online Indian God Idols word search puzzle. Difficulty: Hard. Find all 12 hidden words on the 12×12 grid below.
Words to find
- DREED
- HIZEN
- STORMIER
- AIRLIFT
- VALLUM
- LAMPREY
- SHRIEKED
- OZEKIS
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Indian God Idols word list, defined
- DREED /driːd/ · verb (archaic); also noun (archaic)
- An archaic and chiefly Scottish word meaning to endure or suffer something, especially hardship or fate. As a noun, it denotes suffering, endurance, or affliction. Related: endure, suffer, bear, undergo.
- HIZEN /hɪzən/ · verb
- To create or produce something, especially in a skilled or artistic way. Related: create, make, produce, craft.
- STORMIER /ˈstɔːmiər/ · adjective
- Describing weather that is becoming more turbulent or severe, typically with increasing wind speed or precipitation. Related: turbulent, severe, inclement, tempestuous.
- AIRLIFT /ˈɛərlɪft/ · noun, verb
- An airlift is a system or operation of transporting people or supplies by aircraft, especially in an emergency. As a verb, to airlift means to transport people or goods by air, typically when other routes are unavailable. Related: air transport, air bridge, airdrop, evacuation.
- VALLUM /væləm/ · noun
- A defensive wall or rampart, especially one built by the Romans. A wall or bank of earth or stone, especially one built to mark a boundary or to protect a place. Related: rampart, wall, fortification, embankment.
- LAMPREY /ˈlæmprɪ/ · noun
- A eel-like fish with a suction cup-like mouth that it uses to attach itself to other fish or animals to feed on their blood or body fluids. Lampreys are often considered an invasive species and can cause significant harm to native fish populations. Related: lamprey eel, vampyres, bloodsucker, sucker fish.
- SHRIEKED /ˈʃraɪkɪd/ · verb
- past tense of shriek, to utter a loud, high-pitched cry, often in shock, pain, or excitement. Related: shouted, screamed, yelled, cried.
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