Indian Films Word Search — Hard
Play a free online Indian Films word search puzzle. Difficulty: Hard. Find all 12 hidden words on the 12×12 grid below.
Words to find
- SOME
- DATE
- LEFT
- BORN
- HUGE
- MISS
- SIGN
- BOTH
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Indian Films word list, defined
- SOME /sʌm/ · determiner, pronoun
- Used to indicate a quantity that is not specified or is considered sufficient. It can also be used to indicate a selection or a part of a group. Related: certain, part, certainly, a few.
- DATE /deɪt/ · noun, verb
- A date is a particular day of the month or year, often specified by number and name; it can also mean a romantic or social appointment between two people. As a verb, to date means to write or establish the time of something, or to go out with someone romantically. Related: appointment, engagement, day, rendezvous.
- LEFT /lɛft/ · adjective, noun, verb
- The side of the body or a place that is on the western side when facing north. A part of something that is on the western side. Related: west, east, right, side.
- BORN /bɔːrn/ · adjective
- Brought into existence or into life by birth; also used figuratively to mean brought into being or created. It is the standard past participle of 'bear' when referring to childbirth. Related: delivered, created, originated, produced.
- HUGE /hjuːdʒ/ · adjective
- Extremely large in size, amount, or degree; enormous. Related: enormous, gigantic, massive, colossal.
- MISS /mɪs/ · verb, noun
- To fail to hit or reach something. A woman who is not married or who is divorced or widowed. Related: lose, fail, miss out, omission.
- SIGN /sɪɡn/ · noun, verb
- A visible indication or signal, especially one that is permanent or fixed. To communicate or express something by writing or drawing symbols. Related: signal, indication, symbol, mark.
- BOTH /boʊθ/ · determiner; pronoun
- Referring to two people or things together: used before a noun to indicate that the statement applies equally to each of the two, or standing alone as a pronoun meaning 'the two' or 'each of the two.'
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