Home Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Home word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
| R | O | O | M | S | W | L | M | M |
| L | R | S | O | O | R | C | A | M |
| A | O | M | A | C | H | M | C | H |
| W | D | S | I | B | A | Y | O | C |
| E | M | P | D | K | A | U | I | P |
| N | E | A | O | N | S | T | M | I |
| E | N | C | O | E | I | A | O | D |
| R | P | E | H | F | R | I | N | N |
| N | P | C | Y | C | C | A | I | O |
Words to find
- MAMAKO
- CITIFY
- CRAMP
- RENEWAL
- CYANO
- HOODIA
- RODMEN
- SABATON
- BONUS (M5)
- BONUS (H5)
- BONUS (S5)
- BONUS (R5)
Home word list, defined
- CITIFY /ˈsɪtɪfaɪ/ · verb
- To make a place or its inhabitants characteristic of a city; to give an area the qualities of urban life, or to accustom someone to city ways. Related: urbanize.
- CRAMP /kræmp/ · noun, verb
- A sudden, painful involuntary contraction of a muscle; as a verb, to restrict or confine someone or something, especially in space or development. Related: spasm, contraction, constrain, restrict.
- RENEWAL /riːˈnuːəl/ · noun, verb
- The act of making something new or fresh again; a period of time when something is renewed or restored. Related: renewal, renewal, restoration, revival.
- CYANO /ˈsaɪəˌnoʊ/ · combining form (prefix), used attributively in chemical nomenclature
- Cyano is a combining form used in chemistry to denote the monovalent group –C≡N (the nitrile or cyanide group) when it is attached to a parent molecule. It derives ultimately from the Greek word kyanos, meaning dark blue, reflecting the deep blue color associated with many early cyanide compounds such as Prussian blue.
- HOODIA /ˈhuːdiə/ · noun
- Hoodia is a genus of succulent plants native to southern Africa, particularly in the Kalahari Desert. It is known for its unique, fleshy leaves and stems that can store water, allowing the plant to survive in arid conditions. Related: succulent, cactus, desert plant.
- SABATON /sæbəˈtɒn/ · noun
- A sabaton is a type of armor or protective shoe covering, typically made of metal, worn over the foot or shoe. It was commonly used in medieval times. Related: greave, sabaton armor, foot armor, metal shoe.
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