Indian Films Word Search — Quick

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

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Indian Films word list, defined

CITY /ˈsɪti/ · noun
A large and permanent human settlement, typically one with an extensive built-up area and a governing authority; in Britain specifically, a town that has been granted city status by the Crown (historically via a cathedral or royal charter). Related: metropolis, municipality, urban area, town.
MOST /mɒst/ · adverb, determiner
Used to indicate that something is greater in amount, extent, or degree than that which is contrasted with it. It is often used to emphasize the extent or degree of something. Related: almost all, nearly all, practically all, almost every.
FOUR /fɔːr/ · noun
The number four: the cardinal number equal to three plus one, and the digit or symbol (4, IV) representing it. It also refers to a group or set of four people or things. Related: quartet, tetrad, quadruplet.
HARD /hɑːd/ · adjective, verb, noun
Having a high degree of difficulty or strength; not easy. To make or become physically difficult or uncomfortable. Related: difficult, tough, strong, firm.
LIST /lɪst/ · noun, verb
A series of items or events written or printed in a list, or to put or arrange in a list. A list of items or events. Related: catalogue, register, schedule, directory.
HOLD /hɒld/ · verb, noun
To grasp or keep something in one's hand or in a particular position. A person or thing that is grasped or kept. Related: keep, grasp, retain, cling.
ONCE /ɔns/ · adverb
Used to indicate a single instance of an action or event; at a particular time in the past. Related: onetime, single, one, occasional.
SPY /spi/ · noun, verb
A person who secretly collects, observes, or reports information about another, typically for espionage or other malicious purposes. To gather information secretly or surreptitiously. Related: informant, snitch, snoop, detective.

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