Folklore Word Search — Medium

Play a free online Folklore word search puzzle. Difficulty: Medium. Find all 12 hidden words on the 11×11 grid below.

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Folklore word list, defined

HERMIT /hɜːrmɪt/ · noun
A person who lives in solitude, often in a remote place, and avoids human contact. A person who lives a simple life, often in a secluded place. Related: recluse, solitary, ascetic, monk.
INTERACT /ɪntərækt/ · verb
To act or have an effect on each other; to communicate or exchange information with someone or something. To take part in a conversation or activity with someone. Related: interchange, communicate, collaborate, engage.
LESSONS /ˈlɛsənz/ · noun
Lessons are instructions or teachings given to someone, especially in a school or college. A lesson is also an experience or event that teaches someone something. Related: instructions, teachings, lectures, classes.
HEAVEN /ˈheɪvən/ · noun
The sky or heavens, considered as the abode of God or the seat of divine power; the state of existence after death, considered as a place of happiness or misery. In Christian theology, heaven is the ultimate goal of the Christian life. Related: paradise, bliss, ecstasy, paradisal.
INSULAR /ɪnˈsjuːlər/ · adjective
Relating to or characteristic of an island or islands; isolated or detached from others. Confined to or characteristic of a particular region or community, often in a way that is narrow or limited. Related: isolated, detached, secluded, local.
HERITAGE /ˈhɛrɪtɪdʒ/ · noun
The inherited culture, traditions, and values of a family or community, or the natural features of a place that are preserved and protected. Related: legacy, tradition, culture, history.
LISTEN /lɪˈsɛn/ · verb
To hear something, especially when it is being said or played. To pay attention to something. Related: hear, pay attention, attend, heed.
HORROR /ˈhɒrər/ · noun, verb
A feeling of fear, shock, or disgust, typically at something unpleasant or disturbing. To cause a feeling of horror. Related: terror, fear, dread, apprehension.

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