Moai Statues Word Search — Quick

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

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Moai Statues word list, defined

ALINE /əˈlaɪn/ · verb
Aline is a chiefly archaic or rare variant spelling of align, meaning to place or arrange things in a straight line, or to bring into agreement, coordination, or alliance. Related: align, arrange, straighten, coordinate.
BEHIND /bɪˈhaɪnd/ · preposition; adverb; noun (informal)
At or toward the rear of someone or something; in a position or place further back than another. As an adverb, it describes being in or to the rear, and figuratively it can mean lagging in progress or achievement. Related: rearward, back, after, at the back of.
KAROO /kəˈruː/ · noun
A semi-arid region or plain of southern Africa, especially the dry plateau and surrounding country of South Africa. The term is also used more broadly for arid, sparsely vegetated country resembling the Karoo. Related: semi-arid region, arid plateau, arid plain, semi-desert.
MOVERS /ˈmuːvərz/ (US); /ˈmuːvəz/ (British) · noun
Movers are people who transport goods, especially furniture and household belongings, or who move from one place to another. In figurative use, the word can refer to influential or active people who shape events in a particular field. Related: haulers, porters, removers, leaders.
BUNYA /ˈbʌnjə/ · noun
A large evergreen coniferous tree (Araucaria bidwillii) native to Queensland, Australia, commonly called the bunya pine, bearing large cones with edible nut-like seeds. Related: bunya pine, conifer.
SNOOPERS /ˈsnuːpərz/ (US); /ˈsnuːpəz/ (UK) · plural noun
People who secretly or furtively look into matters that concern them, especially people who spy on others or search for information without authorization. The term often implies intrusive curiosity or unwanted surveillance. Related: spies, investigators, detectives, watchers.

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