Olympic Word Search — Easy

Play a free online Olympic word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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Olympic word list, defined

ATTRACTION /əˈtrækʃən/ · noun
The action or power of drawing someone or something toward oneself or toward each other; also a quality or feature that draws interest, visitors, or attention. Related: appeal, allure, draw, magnetism.
BREATHE /briːð/ · verb
To draw air into and expel it from the lungs; to inhale and exhale as a necessary act of respiration. Related: respire, inhale, exhale, pant.
ALTERNATE /ˈɔːltərnət/ (adjective, noun); /ˈɔːltərneɪt/ (verb) · verb, adjective, noun
As a verb, to occur or do something in turn repeatedly; as an adjective or noun, every other one in a series or a substitute standing by. Related: rotate, reciprocate, interchange, fluctuate.
CEREMONY /ˈsɛrəmoʊni/ · noun
A formal event conducted on an important public or religious occasion, typically consisting of a series of established actions or rites; also, the ritual observances themselves, such as those in a wedding or graduation. Related: rite, ritual, observance, service.
BOBSLED /ˈbɒbslɛd/ (British), /ˈbɑːbslɛd/ (US) · noun
A small vehicle with runners, used by teams of two or four for racing down an ice-covered track, steered by a driver and braked at the rear. Related: sled, toboggan, sleigh.
CYCLE /ˈsaɪkəl/ · noun, verb
A cycle is a series of events that repeats regularly in the same order; as a verb, it means to ride a bicycle or to move through such a recurring sequence. Related: round, rotation, sequence, pattern.
COACHES /ˈkoʊtʃɪz/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
Plural of 'coach': large horse-drawn carriages or motor vehicles carrying passengers; persons who train athletes, teams, or individuals; also cheaper travel-class accommodations. As a verb form, the third-person singular of 'to coach', meaning to instruct or train someone. Related: trainers, instructors, mentors, tutors.
FIT /fɪt/ · verb, noun, adjective
To be of the right size or shape for something, or to be suitable or appropriate for a purpose. As a noun, it denotes a sudden attack of a medical condition such as epilepsy, and as an adjective (chiefly British informal), it means physically attractive. Related: suitable, appropriate, suited, healthy.

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