Kitten Word Search — Quick

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

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Kitten word list, defined

CULPAE /ˈkʌl.piː/ · noun
"Culpae" is the plural of the Latin word "culpa," meaning fault, blame, or negligence; in English it appears mainly in legal and academic writing, especially in phrases borrowed from Roman law. Related: faults, blames, negligences, offenses.
VIEWIER /vjuːiər/ · noun
A person who views or looks at something, especially in a critical or analytical way. Related: observer, spectator, critic, analyst.
DOVED /doʊvd/ · verb
"Doved" is a variant past tense and past participle of the verb "dive," meaning to plunge headfirst into water or to descend rapidly. It is far less common than the standard forms "dived" and "dove." Related: plunged, plummeted, dropped, descended.
RADIO /ˈreɪdioʊ/ · noun, verb
A device that receives and plays back radio waves, or a system of communication using radio waves. A radio can also refer to a broadcast of music, news, or other content. Related: wireless, broadcast, transmitter, receiver.
STILL /stɪl/ · adverb, adjective
Not moving or changing; remaining in the same position or state. Also, quiet and peaceful. Related: quiet, peaceful, calm, motionless.
SILEX /sɪlɛks/ · noun
A flint stone, especially one used for striking sparks to produce fire. A silex is often used in archaeology to date artifacts. Related: flint, stone, rock, lithic.
KERMES /ˈkɜːrmɛs/ · noun
Kermes is a natural red dye obtained from the cochineal insect, specifically from the female Dactylopius coccus, which is used in textiles, food, and cosmetics. It has been used for centuries as a coloring agent. Related: cochineal, crimson, scarlet, red dye.
CIVET /ˈsɪvɪt/ · noun
A slender, cat-like mammal native to Africa and Asia, related to mongooses, whose perineal glands secrete a musky substance used in perfumery; also, this musky secretion itself. Related: mongoose-relative, viverrid.

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