Stone Age Word Search — Hard

Play a free online Stone Age word search puzzle. Difficulty: Hard. Find all 12 hidden words on the 12×12 grid below.

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RONDEAU /rɒndoʊ/ · noun: A rondeau is a French poetic form consisting of 13 lines, usually with a specific rhyming scheme. It is characterized by the repetition of certain lines throughout the poem. Related: poem, verse, stanza, couplet.
EPITHET /ˈɛpɪθɛt/ · noun: An epithet is a descriptive word or phrase expressing a quality or characteristic of the person or thing named, often used habitually alongside the name. In modern usage it also frequently means an insulting or derogatory term applied to someone. Related: label, nickname, byname, sobriquet.
DUSTER /ˈdʌstər/ · noun: A cloth or brush used for removing dust from surfaces. In British usage, also a long light coat worn to protect clothing from dust. Related: cloth, rag, brush, wiper.
EROSE /ɪˈroʊs/ · adjective: Irregularly toothed or notched along the margin, as though gnawed away. Used chiefly in botany and zoology to describe the edges of leaves, petals, or other structures. Related: jagged, notched, toothed, ragged.
TRIPLED /ˈtrɪpəld/ · verb: To make something three times as great or numerous; to multiply by three. Related: multiplied by three, threefold, trebled.
GROUNDED /ˈɡraʊndɪd/ · verb, adjective: Past participle of ground. (Of an aircraft) forced to land on the ground due to bad weather or other reasons. (Of a person) punished or restricted as a form of discipline. Related: punished, restricted, disciplined, ground.