Animal Kingdom Word Search — Quick

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

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Animal Kingdom word list, defined

BAT /bæt/ · noun, verb
A bat is chiefly a nocturnal flying mammal with membranous wings, or a stout club used to strike a ball in sports such as cricket and baseball. Related: club, racket, stick, paddle.
FROG /frɒɡ/ (UK); /frɔːɡ/ (US) · noun
A tailless, jumping amphibian with smooth, moist skin, long hind legs adapted for leaping and swimming, and a life cycle that progresses from aquatic tadpole to air-breathing adult. Related: toad, amphibian.
MUSTANG /mʌstæŋ/ · noun
A wild horse, especially one of the feral horses of North America. A car model produced by Ford Motor Company. Related: wild horse, feral horse, bronco, pinto.
STORK /strɔːk/ · noun
A large wading bird with long legs and a long, pointed bill, typically white with black wings and tail. A person or thing that brings or delivers something, especially a baby, in a dramatic or ceremonial way. Related: heron, ibis, crane, pelican.
PUPPY /pʌpi/ · noun
A young dog, especially one that is kept as a pet. Related: pup, youngster, whelp, cub.
CROW /krəʊ/ (UK), /kroʊ/ (US) · noun; also verb
A large, intelligent black bird of the genus Corvus, known especially for its harsh cawing call. As a verb, to crow means to make the shrill cry of a rooster, or to boast gloatingly about something. Related: raven, corvid, boast, gloat.
BASK /bæsk/ · verb
To lie or relax in pleasant warmth, especially the warmth of the sun; figuratively, to take great pleasure or satisfaction in attention, praise, or favorable circumstances. Related: luxuriate, revel, wallow, lounge.
WOLF /wʌlf/ · noun
A large, carnivorous mammal that lives in the wild, typically having a thick coat of fur and sharp teeth. Wolves are often found in packs and are known for their howling. Related: bear, lynx, panther, mountain lion.

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