Fish & Shellfish Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Fish & Shellfish word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
Words to find
- RUFFE
- ROKER
- PORGY
- PRAWN
- SEWEN
- POWAN
- SEWIN
- COD
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Fish & Shellfish word list, defined
- RUFFE /rʌf/ · noun
- A ruffe is a type of freshwater fish, specifically a small, spiny-finned fish of the family Cottidae. Related: ruff, pope, horned dace.
- ROKER /rɒkər/ · noun
- A roker is a type of poker variant played with a rotating wheel, typically with a fixed number of players. It is a popular casino game in some parts of the world. Related: poker, casino game, gaming, betting.
- PORGY /ˈpɔːɡi/ · noun
- A porgy is a type of fish, specifically a species of sea bream, often caught for food. It is also the title of a novel by James Joyce and a musical by George Gershwin. Related: bream, sea bream, fish.
- PRAWN /prɔːn/ · noun
- A large, long-bodied freshwater or saltwater crustacean, typically having a hard shell and ten legs, often eaten as food. Related: shrimp, crab, lobster, prawns.
- SEWEN /sjuːn/ · verb
- To sew or mend something, especially by hand. Related: sew, mend, repair, stitch.
- POWAN /pɔːn/ · noun
- Powan is a type of whitefish found in Scottish and Irish lakes and rivers. It is a member of the salmonid family and is prized for its flavorful flesh. Related: whitefish, salmonid, trout.
- SEWIN /ˈsɛwɪn/ · noun
- Sewin is a colloquial or dialectal term used in some parts of the United States, particularly in the Northeast, to refer to a type of fish, specifically the sawin or sawfish, though more commonly it refers to a type of fish similar to a trout or a grayling. Related: sawfish, sawin, fish, trout.
- COD /kɒd/ (UK), /kɑːd/ (US) · noun
- A large marine food fish of the North Atlantic, with firm white flesh, valued commercially for centuries. Also used in British English as an informal term meaning a hoax, joke, or something fake.
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