Colosseum Rome Word Search — Quick

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

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PEART /pɑːrt/ · adjective: Lively, brisk, or cheerful. Sometimes also used to describe something that is sharp or piercing. Related: lively, brisk, cheerful, sharp.
CLUCKS /klʌks/ · noun, verb: The short, low guttural sound made by a hen, especially one calling her chicks; also a similar clicking sound made with the tongue to express disapproval or mild sympathy. As a verb, to make such a sound. Related: cackle, tut-tut, chirp.
FRIZZ /frɪz/ · verb: To curl tightly into small crinkles or kinks, said especially of hair; as a noun, hair that has formed such tight, frizzy curls. Related: crimp, curl, kink, crinkle.
CURIA /ˈkjʊəriə/ · noun: In ancient Rome, a curia was a political division of the citizen body and the assembly or meeting place associated with it; in modern usage, especially as the Roman Curia, it denotes the administrative bodies and courts through which the Pope governs the Catholic Church. Related: council, assembly, court, consistory.
SKIPLANE /ˈskaɪpleɪn/ · noun: A skiplane is a type of aircraft that is equipped with skis instead of wheels, allowing it to take off and land on snow or ice. It is commonly used for transportation and recreation in Arctic and sub-Arctic regions. Related: skier aircraft, snowplane, ski equipped aircraft.