Chemistry Word Search — Easy

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

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Chemistry word list, defined

DUSKY /ˈdʌski/ · adjective
Darkish in colour; shadowy or dim, especially in a soft or muted way. Also used to describe skin that is of a naturally darker shade. Related: dim, shadowy, darkened, murky.
EXIES /eksiz/ · noun
Exies refers to a group of people who are considered outsiders or nonconformists, often due to their unconventional behavior or lifestyle. Related: outsiders, nonconformists, misfits, rebels.
DURST /dɜːrst/ (US); /dɜːst/ (UK) · verb (archaic past tense)
Durst is the archaic past tense of the verb 'dare', meaning to have had the courage or boldness to do something. It survives chiefly in literary, biblical, and deliberately archaizing English. Related: dared, ventured, presumed, risked.
FOLDED /ˈfoʊldɪd/ · verb (past tense and past participle); also adjective
Folded is the past tense and past participle of the verb "fold," meaning to bend a material such as paper or cloth over on itself so that one part lies over another, or to bring parts of something together. As an adjective, it describes something that has been bent over on itself or arranged in this way. Related: creased, pleated, bent, doubled.
CONVEX /kɒnˈvɛks/ · adjective
Curving or bulging outward, like the exterior of a circle or sphere; having a surface or boundary that curves away from the interior. In mathematics, describes a set or shape in which any line segment joining two points lies entirely within it. Related: bulging, rounded, curved outward, protuberant.
MACULOSE /mækˈyuːloʊs/ · adjective
Having or characterized by spots or patches, especially of a different color. Related: spotted, patched, speckled, dappled.
CADMIC /kædmɪk/ · noun
A cadmic is a hypothetical element in chemistry, often used as a placeholder in periodic tables or as a term in theoretical models. Related: hypothetical element, placeholder, theoretical model.

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