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 /ˈmæsətər/ · noun
A powerful muscle on each side of the jaw that connects the lower jaw to the cheekbone and raises the jaw in chewing. It is one of the principal muscles of mastication. Related: jaw muscle, chewing muscle, masseter muscle.
SEIZED /siːzd/ · verb
The past tense and past participle of seize: to take hold of, capture, or suddenly comprehend something. It can also mean to confiscate property or take control of a situation. Related: grabbed, apprehended, captured, confiscated.
SALUTE /səˈluːt/ · verb
To greet someone with a formal sign of respect, such as raising the right hand to the forehead in military manner. It can also mean to acknowledge or praise someone or something. Related: greet, hail, honor, acknowledge.
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 and verb
As a plural noun, sinks are basins or containers into which water is drained, especially in kitchens and bathrooms. As the third-person singular form of the verb, it means to move below the surface of water or another substance, or to decrease in level, value, or intensity. Related: basins, submerges, descends, drops.
TOPOS /ˈtɒpɒs/ (British), /ˈtoʊpoʊs/ (US) · noun
A recurring place, theme, motif, or situation, especially a conventional pattern in literature, rhetoric, or criticism. In more general scholarly use, it may mean a place, position, or location. Related: motif, theme, commonplace, stock situation.
PALLOR /ˈpælər/ · noun
A pale or sickly appearance, especially of the face. It may also refer generally to a lack of color, freshness, or vitality. Related: paleness, sallowness, wanness.

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