Isaac Newton Word Search — Quick

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

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Isaac Newton word list, defined

FLOTE /floʊt/ · noun (archaic); also verb (obsolete)
"Flote" is an archaic English word that historically denoted a wave or body of water, and later served as a variant form of "float," meaning to rest or move on the surface of a liquid. It is no longer in ordinary modern use. Related: wave, billow, swell, float.
COTING /ˈkoʊtɪŋ/ · verb (present participle and gerund)
The present participle or gerund of the rare verb "cote," which in older and dialectal English means to pass by or go alongside. The word is now largely archaic and survives mainly in historical or dialect texts. Related: passing, accompanying.
JOTUN /dʒɒtən/ · noun
In Norse mythology, a jotun is a giant or a supernatural being, often depicted as a powerful and fearsome creature. The term is also used to describe something or someone of enormous size or strength. Related: giant, monster, ogre, titan.
WIRES /ˈwaɪrz/ · noun
Thin, flexible, insulated conductors used for carrying electrical power or signals. Wires can be made of various materials, including copper, aluminum, or fiber optic. Related: cables, leads, conductors, filaments.
AGAMI /əˈɡɑːmi/ · noun
A large, strikingly coloured heron (Agamia agami) of Central and South America, found in dense tropical forests near water; also called the chestnut-bellied heron. Related: heron.
GIRTHS /ɡɜːrθz/ · noun
The distance around the middle of a person or animal, typically measured at the waist or chest. The girths of a horse are the straps that go around its body. Related: circumference, girth, waist, belt.
PIQUES /pɪkz/ · verb
to attract or interest someone's attention, especially in a surprising or unexpected way. to provoke or irritate someone, often in a playful or teasing manner. Related: attracts, interests, provokes, irritates.
DIDYMOUS /ˈdɪdɪməs/ · adjective
Occurring in pairs; twinned or double, especially of plant organs such as stamens or leaves that grow in matched pairs. Related: paired, twinned, double, geminate.

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