Meat & Seafood Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Meat & Seafood word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
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| O | B | R | E | P | U | O | R | G |
| C | V | H | E | R | R | I | N | G |
| K | P | Z | H | T | A | E | M | Q |
| L | I | S | Z | G | K | T | B | J |
| E | R | Z | W | C | I | F | O | K |
| S | T | J | E | I | R | H | N | P |
| Z | S | N | Q | Y | N | I | T | Z |
| J | Z | Q | Z | Q | L | E | V | J |
Words to find
- COCKLES
- THIGH
- LINK
- HERRING
- MIX
- GROUPER
- STRIP
- FRY
- BONUS (N4)
- BONUS (T3)
- BONUS (M4)
- BONUS (S5)
Meat & Seafood word list, defined
- THIGH /θaɪ/ · noun
- The part of the leg between the knee and the knee joint, or the upper part of the leg. The thigh is the area between the hip and the knee. Related: leg, haunch, thighs, limb.
- LINK /lɪŋk/ · noun, verb
- A connection or a connection point between two or more things, or to connect or join something to something else. Related: connection, join, tie, bond.
- HERRING /ˈhɛrɪŋ/ · noun
- A small, oily fish with a long, slender body, often pickled or cured. Related: sardine, anchovy, mackerel, capelin.
- MIX /mɪks/ · verb, noun
- To combine or blend different things together, or a mixture of different things. A mixture of different things. Related: blend, combine, merge, fuse.
- GROUPER /ˈɡruːpər/ · noun
- A large edible fish of the family Serranidae, typically having a rounded body and a large mouth. A group of people or things. Related: group, school, xima, squad.
- STRIP /strɪp/ · verb, noun
- To remove or take off something, such as a layer of material or a covering. A long, narrow piece of material, typically used for wrapping or covering something. Related: remove, take off, unwrap, uncover.
- FRY /fraɪ/ · verb
- To cook food in hot fat or oil, typically in a pan over direct heat; as a noun, it also denotes young fish that have recently hatched. Related: sauté, sear, brown, deep-fry.
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