French Revolution Word Search — Easy

Play a free online French Revolution word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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CHIRT /tʃɜːrt/ · verb: To make a high-pitched, sharp, or shrill sound, typically with the tongue or lips. Related: whistle, squeak, shrill, screech.
LOUTS /lɔʊts/ · noun: A lout is a person who is considered to be rude, uncouth, or unsophisticated. A lout is often used to describe someone who behaves in a boorish or obnoxious manner. Related: ruffian, rowdy, hooligan, rascal.
GRACILE /ˈɡreɪsɪl/ · adjective: Having a slender or delicate appearance; elegant and refined in form or movement. Related: slender, delicate, elegant, refined.
ROUGH /rɒf/ · adjective, verb, noun: Having a rough surface or texture; not smooth. To make something rough or to remove its smoothness. Related: coarse, harsh, uneven, unsmooth.
FUSSY /ˈfʌsi/ · adjective: Easily upset, worried, or excited over small matters; also excessively concerned with trivial details, neatness, or propriety. Related: particular, finicky, persnickety, fastidious.
ANTIQUES /ænˈtiːks/ · noun: Objects such as furniture, artworks, or decorative items that are valuable because of their considerable age, craftsmanship, or historical interest; the plural form of 'antique'. Related: heirlooms, collectibles, curios, relics.
RINGLETS /ˈrɪŋlɪts/ · noun: Small curls of hair, especially those worn by women as a fashion style. A ringlet is a curl of hair that is allowed to fall freely, often worn as part of a hairstyle. Related: curls, locks, tresses, ring.