Tomb Word Search — Quick

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

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CTENE /ˈktiːniː/ · noun: A comb-like structure, especially one of the ciliated locomotory plates arranged in rows on the body of a ctenophore (comb jelly). In general anatomy and morphology, any ridged or toothed part resembling a comb. Related: comb, crest, ciliated plate.
LOPERS /lɒpərz/ · noun: Lopers are long-distance hikers or backpackers, often on long trails such as the Appalachian Trail. They typically carry all their gear and supplies with them. Related: hikers, backpackers, trekkers, travelers.
BALAS /ˈbæləs/ · noun: A balas is a rose-red variety of the mineral spinel, historically prized as a gemstone and often mistaken for ruby. The name derives from Badakhshan (historically 'Balascia'), the Central Asian region where these stones were mined. Related: spinel, rose-red spinel.
BAREBACK /ˈbɛərˌbæk/ · adverb: (Of riding a horse) without a saddle; also used more broadly to describe doing something without the usual equipment, protection, or preparation. Related: unsaddled, saddleless, unprotected.
CLINKS /klɪŋks/ · noun (plural of clink); verb (third-person singular present of clink): As a noun, clinks are the short, sharp metallic ringing sounds made when hard objects such as glasses, coins, or metal pieces strike one another. As a verb form (clinks), it describes the third-person singular action of producing such a sound. Related: jingling, tinkling, chinking, ringing.