Downton Abbey Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Downton Abbey word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
| K | E | L | B | A | N | I | L | N |
| E | M | L | S | E | M | I | N | A |
| M | E | S | R | U | N | M | R | G |
| A | A | S | B | H | S | S | E | R |
| L | P | H | A | R | S | H | E | E |
| A | O | E | C | L | R | A | G | E |
| E | R | B | K | L | L | N | L | N |
| A | I | E | S | E | A | E | N | C |
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Words to find
- CELLA
- HEBES
- REALER
- BACKS
- APORIA
- ANIMES
- RANGE
- LINABLE
- BONUS (N5)
- BONUS (K5)
- BONUS (H5)
- BONUS (C5)
Downton Abbey word list, defined
- CELLA /ˈsɛlə/ · noun
- The inner chamber or sanctuary of a classical temple, especially the room housing the cult statue of the deity. Related: sanctuary, chamber, shrine, naos.
- REALER /riːlər/ · adjective
- Comparative form of 'real', used to compare the degree of something being real. Related: actual, genuine, authentic, true.
- BACKS /bæks/ · noun (plural); verb form
- The plural form of 'back' — as a noun, the rear or hinder part of something, such as the human back or the back of a chair; as a verb, third-person singular forms aside, it denotes the past tense and past participle uses of 'back', meaning to support or to move backward. Related: rears, reverses, supports, endorsements.
- APORIA /əˈpɔːriə/ · noun
- An insoluble difficulty or impasse; a state of puzzlement in which one does not know how to proceed, especially one arising within an argument, text, or line of inquiry. Related: impasse, quandary, predicament, deadlock.
- RANGE /rændʒ/ · noun, verb
- A continuous extent of space, time, or degree; a series of things on show. To extend or stretch out over a particular distance or area. Related: extent, scope, span, stretch.
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