American Revolution Word Search — Quick
Play a free online American Revolution word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
Words to find
- SCOUT
- SLURB
- EVERY
- AZYMS
- KESAR
- DORTER
- MYXOMA
- SULUS
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
American Revolution word list, defined
- SCOUT /skaʊt/ · noun and verb
- A scout is a person who goes ahead of others to gather information, identify opportunities, or keep watch; it can also mean a member of a youth organization or someone who recruits promising talent. As a verb, scout means to examine, search, or gather information about a place, activity, or possibility. Related: pathfinder, explorer, spy, lookout.
- SLURB /slɜːrb/ · noun
- An offensive, chiefly North American term for a student considered to be intellectually inferior or academically weak. Related: underachiever, poor student.
- EVERY /ˈɛvri/ · determiner
- Used to refer to each member of a group without exception; all the individual members of a set considered one by one. Also used with time expressions to indicate something happening at regular intervals, as in "every two hours". Related: each, all, every single, any.
- KESAR /ˈkeɪsə(r)/ · noun
- In Indian English, saffron, especially the spice used to flavour and colour food. The term is also used in the name of the Kesar mango cultivar. Related: saffron.
- DORTER /ˈdɔːrtər/ · noun
- A dorter is a communal sleeping quarters, especially the dormitory of a monastery where monks slept. The term is chiefly historical and architectural, used in descriptions of medieval monastic buildings. Related: dormitory, sleeping quarters, dortour.
- MYXOMA /mɪkˈsoʊmə/ · noun
- A benign tumour formed from mucoid connective tissue, typically containing abundant mucin and relatively few blood vessels. Cardiac myxomas are the best-known form and occur most often in the left atrium of the heart. Related: tumour, tumor, neoplasm, benign tumour.
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