Buildings & Structures Word Search — Easy

Play a free online Buildings & Structures word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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Buildings & Structures word list, defined

TOWER /ˈtaʊər/ · noun, verb
A tall, narrow structure, typically made of stone, brick, or steel, used as a fortification, observation post, or for other purposes. To rise or stand upright, especially in a proud or impressive manner. Related: spire, minaret, obelisk, pillar.
PYLON /ˈpaɪlɒn/ · noun
A tall, slender structure, typically of metal, used to support or carry overhead cables, especially on a railway or road. Related: pillar, column, mast, stanchion.
STALL /stɔːl/ · noun, verb
A stall is a platform or stand for selling goods, or a sudden stop or check in progress. A verb, to stall means to stop or hinder the progress of something. Related: stand, booth, platform, halt.
BELFRY /ˈbɛl.ri/ · noun
A belfry is the part of a tower or steeple in which a bell, or a set of bells, is hung; by extension, it can also refer to a bell tower itself. Related: bell tower, campanile, steeple, tower.
VILLA /ˈvɪlə/ · noun
A large house, typically in a country or seaside setting, often used as a summer residence. A building or complex of buildings, especially one that is luxurious or impressive. Related: mansion, estate, chateau, palace.
AVENUE /ˈæv.ə.njuː/ (UK), /ˈæv.ə.nuː/ (US) · noun
A broad road or thoroughfare, often lined with trees, or a street in a city; more broadly, any means of approach, access, or pursuit of something. Related: boulevard, thoroughfare, road, street.
STORE /stɔːr/ · noun, verb
A building where goods are sold, or a place where something is stored. To keep or put something in a safe place. Related: shop, market, warehouse, depot.
TEPEE /tiːpiː/ · noun
A portable shelter, typically cone-shaped, made of animal hides or fabric, traditionally used by Native Americans. Related: tent, shelter, hut, yurt.

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