Folktales Word Search — Hard

Play a free online Folktales word search puzzle. Difficulty: Hard. Find all 12 hidden words on the 12×12 grid below.

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RATTER /ˈrætər/ · noun: A person who catches rats, or a device that catches rats. A ratter can also refer to a person who enjoys playing the video game 'Ratcatcher' or 'Ratting'. Related: catcher, trapper, exterminator, pest controller.
BITER /ˈbaɪtər/ · noun: A person or animal that bites, especially habitually or aggressively. The word can also refer to a thing that bites or cuts, such as a tool or part of an insect's mouthparts. Related: nipper, chomper, gnawer.
THRID /θrɪd/ · adjective: Third in order or position. Related: third, threefold.
LAMPREY /ˈlæmprɪ/ · noun: A eel-like fish with a suction cup-like mouth that it uses to attach itself to other fish or animals to feed on their blood or body fluids. Lampreys are often considered an invasive species and can cause significant harm to native fish populations. Related: lamprey eel, vampyres, bloodsucker, sucker fish.
WANNA /wɑnə/ · contraction, verb: Used to express a desire or intention to do something. A shortened form of 'want to'. Related: want to, wish to, hope to, aim to.
FURROWS /ˈfɜːroʊz/ · noun: Furrows are long, narrow trenches or grooves cut into the ground, especially by a plough in preparation for sowing seed; the word is the plural of 'furrow'. By extension, it also refers to deep lines or wrinkles on a surface such as a brow. Related: trenches, grooves, ruts, ridges.