Green Tea Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Green Tea word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
Words to find
- MAKIS
- COILED
- CERISE
- DEVOUR
- CAWKS
- WELTERS
- SCEND
- GULFIER
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Green Tea word list, defined
- MAKIS /ˈma.kis/ · plural noun
- Corn or maize, especially the ears or cobs eaten as a vegetable. The singular form is maki. Related: corn, maize.
- COILED /kɔɪld/ · adjective
- Wound or twisted into a series of rings or a spiral shape; also, curled up tightly, as a snake resting in a compact spiral. Related: spiraled, wound, curled, twisted.
- CERISE /səˈriːz/ · noun (also adjective)
- A bright to deep reddish-pink colour resembling that of a ripe cherry. As an adjective, it describes something of this colour. Related: crimson, scarlet, cherry-red, fuchsia.
- DEVOUR /dɪˈvaʊər/ · verb
- To eat food quickly and greedily, often completely consuming it. More broadly, to destroy, consume, or engulf something entirely. Related: consume, gulp, wolf, gobble.
- WELTERS /ˈwɛltərz/ · verb; plural noun
- Welters is the third-person singular present-tense form of the verb welter, meaning to wallow, writher, or lie immersed in mud or water. It is also the plural of the noun welter, referring to people or creatures in such a state. Related: wallows, writhes, rolls about, thrashes.
- SCEND /sɛnd/ · verb
- To move, climb, or rise in a graceful, rhythmical manner. The word is chiefly literary and poetic rather than part of everyday usage. Related: ascend, climb, rise, mount.
- GULFIER /ˈɡʌlfiər/ · adjective
- More full of deep hollows, ravines, or chasms; more deeply furrowed or gulf-like. Related: more deeply furrowed, more ravine-filled, more chasm-like.
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