Boats & Ships Word Search — Quick

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

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Boats & Ships word list, defined

COT /kɒt/ (UK), /kɑːt/ (US) · noun
A narrow, lightweight bed for one person, typically portable and often with folding legs or a collapsible frame; in British usage, also a small bed with high sides for an infant. Related: bunk, bed, berth.
SUB /sʌb/ · noun
An informal short form with several meanings, especially a submarine, a subscription to a service, or a subordinate person. In informal American English, it can also mean a large sandwich made with a long roll. Related: submarine, subscription, subordinate, sandwich.
HOY /hɔɪ/ · noun and interjection
In nautical use, a hoy is a single spar or mast from which a sail is set, especially on a small vessel. As an interjection, it is an old attention-call used to begin a proposal or direct someone's attention. Related: spar, mast, ho, hey.
GIG /ɡɪɡ/ · noun and verb
A gig is a live musical performance, especially one by a jazz, rock, or pop musician or band. It can also refer more generally to a musician’s paid appearance, booking, or one-off show. Related: performance, show, concert, set.
TUG /tʌɡ/ · verb and noun
As a verb, tug means to pull something with a short, firm, often repeated movement. As a noun, it denotes such a pull, a forceful contest, or a boat used to tow other vessels. Related: pull, haul, yank, jerk.
RAM /ræm/ · noun and verb
A ram is an uncastrated male sheep, recognizable by its heavy body and, commonly, curved horns. As a verb, it means to strike or force one's way into something with force; the noun can also denote a battering device, while the acronym RAM denotes a computer's temporary working memory. Related: tup, buck, butt, batter.
BAC /bæk/ · noun
Definition pending review.

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