Classical Music Word Search — Easy
Play a free online Classical Music word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.
Words to find
- GADJO
- TOGES
- VOWER
- TWANGY
- ENCODED
- GLOTTIS
- FLANNELS
- WETTISH
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Classical Music word list, defined
- GADJO /ˈɡædʒoʊ/ · noun
- In Romani usage, a person who is not ethnically Roma; an outsider to Romani society. The word is borrowed directly from the Romani language and carries connotations that depend heavily on context and speaker. Related: gorgio, outsider, non-Romani, stranger.
- VOWER /ˈvaʊər/ · noun
- A person who makes a vow or solemn promise. Related: promisor, pledger, devotee, adherent.
- TWANGY /tweɪndʒi/ · adjective
- Having a distinctive, characteristic sound, especially a sharp, metallic sound, often associated with country or folk music. Characterized by a strong, distinctive accent or pronunciation. Related: sharp, metallic, distinctive, characteristic.
- ENCODED /ɪnˈkoʊdɪd/ (UK: /ɪnˈkəʊdɪd/) · verb (past simple and past participle of "encode"); also used as an adjective
- Converted (information, a message, or data) into a coded or systematic form, especially so that it can be transmitted, stored, or read only by those with the appropriate key or method. More broadly, embedded or expressed within a structure, system, or medium. Related: encrypted, converted, transcribed, enciphered.
- GLOTTIS /ˈɡɒtɪs/ · noun
- The space between the vocal cords in the larynx, through which air passes to produce sound. In anatomy, the glottis is the opening between the vocal folds. Related: vocal cords, larynx, glottal, epiglottis.
- FLANNELS /ˈflænəlz/ · noun
- Flannels are garments made of flannel, a soft napped woven fabric of wool or cotton; the term typically refers to trousers (especially grey ones in Britain) or to warm casual shirts in North America, and in British usage also to small washcloths. Related: trousers, slacks, washcloth.
- WETTISH /ˈwɛtɪʃ/ · adjective
- Slightly wet or damp; having a moderate degree of moisture. Related: damp, moist, humid, clammy.
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