Spoon Word Search — Quick

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

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Spoon word list, defined

PICAS /piˈkɑːz/ · noun
A unit of measurement for the width of type in points, equal to 1/6 of an inch or 4.23333 points. In digital design, it is used to measure the width of text in a document or on a screen. Related: points, inches, millimeters, pixels.
MASSETER /mæsˈɪstər/ · noun
The masseter muscle is a muscle of mastication that is located in the face, responsible for elevating the mandible. It is one of the platinum-cyanide muscles of the face. Related: muscle, mastication, mandible, elevate.
SEIZED /siːzd/ · verb
past tense of seize, to take or catch hold of something suddenly or forcibly, or to take control of something. Related: seized, grasped, caught, snatched.
SALUTE /ˈsæljuːt/ · noun, verb
A gesture of respect, typically made by raising the hand to the forehead or cap, or a loud noise made to attract attention. To greet or acknowledge someone with a gesture of respect. Related: greeting, acknowledgment, respect, obeisance.
BIGLY /ˈbɪɡli/ · adverb
In a big way; to a great extent. The word is largely archaic but gained renewed attention in American political discourse in the 2010s. Related: greatly, hugely, substantially, considerably.
SINKS /sɪŋks/ · noun, verb
A sink is a plumbing fixture that is used for washing hands, dishes, etc. To sink means to go down or fall below the surface of a liquid. Related: plunge, dive, submerge, plunge.
TOPOS /təʊpɒs/ · noun
A place or region in a particular country or the world; a region of the world. In philosophy, a topos is a place or region in the mind or a particular area of thought. Related: locale, region, area, place.
PALLOR /ˈpælər/ · noun
A pale or unhealthy appearance of the skin, often due to illness or shock. A lack of color or vibrancy, often used to describe something that is dull or uninteresting. Related: pallidness, anemia, pale, waxy.

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