Buildings & Structures Word Search — Medium
Play a free online Buildings & Structures word search puzzle. Difficulty: Medium. Find all 12 hidden words on the 11×11 grid below.
Words to find
- FORTRESS
- ALBERGO
- CLOISTER
- CARPORT
- FOLLY
- CROFT
- COT
- BAR
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Buildings & Structures word list, defined
- FORTRESS /ˈfɔːrtrəs/ · noun
- A large, strongly built fortification, typically a castle or military stronghold, designed to defend against attack. Related: stronghold, fort, citadel, bastion.
- ALBERGO /alˈbɛrɡoʊ/ · noun
- A small hotel or inn, especially one in a rural area. Related: hotel, inn, guesthouse.
- CLOISTER /ˈklɔɪ.stər/ · noun
- A covered walkway or arcade surrounding a quadrangle in a monastery, convent, or cathedral; by extension, a place of religious seclusion or monastic life generally. Related: arcade, walkway, colonnade, gallery.
- CARPORT /ˈkɑːrpɔːrt/ (US), /ˈkɑːpɔːt/ (UK) · noun
- A roofed structure, open on one or more sides, built to shelter a car or other vehicle, typically adjoining or near a house. Related: garage, carbarn, shelter, car shed.
- FOLLY /ˈfɒli/ · noun
- A foolish act, idea, or practice; lack of good sense. The word also denotes a costly ornamental building with no practical purpose, typically built in a garden or park. Related: foolishness, madness, absurdity, stupidity.
- CROFT /krɒft/ (British), /krɔːft/ (US) · noun
- A small enclosed field or parcel of farmland, or a piece of land with a cottage on it, especially one rented for cultivation. In Scotland, it specifically denotes a smallholding worked by its occupier under traditional tenure. Related: smallholding, farmstead, homestead, small farm.
- COT /kɒt/ (UK), /kɑːt/ (US) · noun
- A narrow, lightweight bed for one person, typically portable and often with folding legs or a collapsible frame; in British usage, also a small bed with high sides for an infant. Related: bunk, bed, berth.
- BAR /bɑːr/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a bar is a long rigid piece of metal or wood, or an establishment serving alcoholic drinks. As a verb, to bar is to fasten or obstruct something, preventing entry or passage. Related: rod, counter, pub, blockade.
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