Sydney Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Sydney word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
Words to find
- VELUM
- VERSO
- RECIT
- FEEZED
- WANTS
- FILED
- FIXING
- CHOREE
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Sydney word list, defined
- VELUM /ˈvɛləm/ · noun
- A thin, flexible membrane, especially one that separates two cavities or spaces, such as the soft palate in the mouth or the nictitating membrane in the eye. Related: membrane, partition, septum.
- VERSO /vɜːrsoʊ/ · noun
- The back or reverse side of a leaf or page, especially in a book. A poem or other literary work written on the back of a leaf or page. Related: reverse, back, opposite, counter.
- RECIT /rɛsɪt/ · noun
- A recit is a musical composition, typically a short piece for solo instrument, that is played in a free and expressive manner, often with a focus on technical virtuosity. Related: aria, etude, fantasia.
- FEEZED /fɪzɪd/ · verb
- To freeze or make something frozen, typically by applying a substance that lowers the freezing point, such as a refrigerant or a cryogenic liquid. Related: freeze, chill, cool.
- WANTS /wæntz/ · verb
- To feel a desire or need for something. To wish or desire something. Related: desire, wish, long, yearn.
- FILED /faɪld/ · verb
- Past tense and past participle of "file": to have placed documents or records in an organized collection for storage or reference, or to have formally submitted a document with an authority such as a court or government office. Related: submitted, lodged, registered, recorded.
- FIXING /ˈfɪksɪŋ/ · noun / verb (present participle)
- The action or process of repairing, attaching, or making something fast or secure. As a countable noun (chiefly British), a fixing is a device such as a screw, bolt, or bracket used to attach one thing to another. Related: repair, mending, attachment, fastening.
- CHOREE /ˈkɔːriː/ · noun
- A metrical foot in classical and English prosody consisting of two syllables, the first stressed or long and the second unstressed or short; more commonly called a trochee. Related: trochee, metrical foot, foot.
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