Special Days Word Search — Quick

Play a free online Special Days word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 15×15 grid below.

Words to find

Plus 4 hidden bonus words.

Special Days word list, defined

MIMOSA /maɪˈməʊsə/ (British); /maɪˈmoʊsə/ (US) · noun
A sparkling cocktail made with orange juice and a sparkling wine such as champagne or prosecco. The name can also refer to a pink-flowered sensitive plant whose compound leaves fold when touched. Related: gin fizz, sparkling cocktail, orange cocktail, sensitive plant.
PURPLE /ˈpɜːrpəl/ · adjective, noun
Purple is a color between red and blue, formed by the mixing of those two colors. As a noun, it denotes this color or a purple pigment; as an adjective, it describes something of this color. Related: violet, mauve, lilac, magenta.
GREEN /ɡriːn/ · adjective, noun, verb
Having the color between blue and yellow in the visible spectrum, or resembling the color of growing vegetation. The word also describes something unripe, fresh, inexperienced, politically associated with environmentalism, or informally, money. Related: verdant, emerald, grassy, fresh.
WHITE /waɪt/ · adjective
Having the colour of milk, snow, or freshly bleached fabric; light in appearance and largely without hue. In social and political contexts, it can also designate people of European ancestry or people classified as belonging to a racial category identified as white. Related: pale, ivory, snow-white, pure.
VIOLET /ˈvaɪələt/ · noun and adjective
As a noun, a violet is a flowering plant of the genus Viola, known for its often purple or blue-purple blossoms. It can also denote a purplish-blue color; as an adjective, violet describes something of that color. Related: purple, purplish, mauve, lilac.
FIST /fɪst/ · noun
A hand when the fingers are bent in tightly toward the palm, forming a compact ball; the hand clenched in this way, typically as a gesture of anger, determination, or for striking. Related: clenched hand, clench.
STRIKE /straɪk/ · noun and verb
To strike is to hit or make forceful contact with something, or to cause something to happen suddenly and forcefully. The word also means to refuse to work as a group and, in various contexts, to cross something out, move suddenly, realize something, or begin a new phase such as striking a match. Related: hit, beat, batter, smash.
PARADE /pəˈreɪd/ · noun and verb
As a noun, a parade is an organized public procession in which people march together, often for a celebration or ceremony; it can also refer to a display or sequence of people, activities, or things. As a verb, parade means to march in an organized procession or to display something prominently, often with the intention of showing it off. Related: procession, march, pageant, review.

More Special Days puzzles · Daily challenge · Browse themes · How to play · Home