Physics Word Search — Quick

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

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Physics word list, defined

TROUGH /trɔːf/ · noun
A long, narrow, open container, typically used for holding or carrying liquids or food. A period of low economic activity or a depression in a business or industry. Related: basin, container, dish, vat.
REVERSAL /rɪˈvɜːr.səl/ · noun, verb
The act of reversing something, or a change in direction or opinion. A reversal can also refer to a situation where something is turned or changed in a way that is opposite to its original state. Related: reversal of fortune, turnaround, change of heart, reversal of direction.
VACUUM /ˈvæk.uəm/ · noun, verb
A device for cleaning floors and other surfaces by suction, or to remove air from a space. To remove air or gas from a space, or to clean a surface using a device. Related: cleaner, sweeper, hoover, aspirator.
STRESS /strɛs/ · noun, verb
A state of mental or emotional strain or tension, or a particular aspect of something that causes this. To cause someone to feel anxious or worried. Related: pressure, tension, anxiety, strain.
THRUST /θrʌst/ · noun, verb
A force that moves something forward or a sudden forward movement. To push or drive something forward with force. Related: impetus, drive, force, push.
SYSTEM /sɪˈstɛm/ · noun, verb
A set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole; a set of principles or procedures believed to describe or govern a particular field of study or activity. A system of organization or management. Related: organization, structure, framework, network.
SPACE /spɛs/ · noun, verb
The unlimited three-dimensional expanse in which all matter and energy exist; the void that separates and surrounds celestial bodies. To put or keep something at a distance, often in a way that is considered polite or considerate. Related: room, distance, interval, void.
FARAD /ˈfærəd/ · noun
The SI derived unit of electrical capacitance, equal to the capacitance of a capacitor that holds one coulomb of charge at a potential difference of one volt.

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