Balloon Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Balloon word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
Words to find
- PHOBIC
- WAXEN
- SOARS
- SNOOD
- WINDUP
- RULINGS
- GERMED
- CLAVE
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Balloon word list, defined
- PHOBIC /fɒbɪk/ · adjective
- Having a persistent, irrational fear or aversion to something. Experiencing or characterized by phobia. Related: fearful, averse, irrational, morbid.
- WAXEN /wæksn/ · adjective
- Having a waxy or greasy appearance; covered with a waxy or greasy substance. Having a pale or unhealthy complexion. Related: waxy, greasy, unhealthy, pale.
- SOARS /soʊrz/ · verb
- to rise or move upward quickly and smoothly, typically through the air, or to be very successful or popular. Related: ascends, flies, rises, sails.
- SNOOD /snuːd/ · noun
- A snood is a type of head or neck covering, typically made of fabric or yarn, used to keep the hair back or to add a decorative element to an outfit. Related: headband, hair tie, neck scarf.
- WINDUP /ˈwɪndʌp/ · noun, verb
- A windup can refer to the act of winding something, such as a clock or a spring, or it can refer to a type of pitch in baseball where the pitcher winds up and throws the ball. In a broader sense, a windup can also refer to a situation or a person that is complex or difficult to understand. Related: winding, twist, turn, pitch.
- RULINGS /ˈruːlɪŋz/ · noun
- A decision or judgment made by a court or other authority, or a rule or principle that governs a particular activity or situation. A ruling can also refer to a decision made by a referee or umpire in a game or sport. Related: decision, judgment, ruling, verdict.
- CLAVE /ˈklɑːvɛ/ · noun
- A pair of short, hard wooden sticks struck together to produce a sharp clicking sound, used as a rhythmic instrument in Latin American music; also the repeating five-stroke rhythmic pattern they play, which underpins much Cuban music. Related: rhythm sticks, percussion sticks.
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