Kyoto Word Search — Quick

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

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Kyoto word list, defined

FELID /ˈfiːlɪd/ · noun
A mammal of the cat family Felidae; any wild or domestic cat, including lions, tigers, leopards, and their relatives. Related: cat, feline, big cat.
SUNDOG /sʌndɒɡ/ · noun
A bright spot in the sky, typically seen in the morning or evening, caused by the refraction of sunlight through ice crystals in the atmosphere. Related: parhelion, mock sun, sun pillar.
MIRIN /mɪrɪn/ · noun
A sweet Japanese cooking sake used in the preparation of teriyaki sauce and other dishes. Related: sake, rice wine, sweet sake.
ROOST /rɒust/ · noun, verb
A roost is a place where birds or other animals rest or sleep, especially at night. To roost is to settle in a roost or to rest or sleep in a roost. Related: perch, nest, rook, dovecote.
DEIST /ˈdiːɪst/ · noun
A person who believes in the existence of a supreme being, specifically a creator, but rejects revealed religion and holds that knowledge of God comes from reason and observation of the natural world rather than from scripture or divine revelation. Related: theist, free thinker, rationalist.
LUGGED /lʌɡd/ · verb
To attach or carry something, especially a bicycle, with a luggage carrier or rack. To pull or haul something, often with difficulty or effort. Related: hauled, pulled, carried, dragged.
HUSSY /hʌsi/ · noun
A woman who is considered to be of loose morals or behavior; a prostitute. A woman who is considered to be of questionable character or reputation. Related: slut, whore, prostitute, loose woman.
CHELATE /ˈkiːleɪt/ · verb (also noun and adjective)
To chelate is to bind a metal ion with a molecule or ion in such a way that the metal is held within a ring-like structure, typically by two or more donor atoms. As a noun, a chelate is the compound so formed. Related: bind, complex, sequester, coordinate.

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