Journalism Word Search — Quick

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

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Plus 4 hidden bonus words.

Journalism word list, defined

PLUG /plʌɡ/ · noun, verb
A device for making a connection or fitting into a socket, typically consisting of a cylindrical or rectangular body with one or more prongs or pins. To stop or obstruct something, typically by inserting a device or object into it. Related: plug-in, adapter, stopper, blocker.
GRIP /ɡrɪp/ · noun, verb
A firm, tight hold or grasp, or the ability to hold or grasp something firmly. To seize or hold something firmly, typically with the hands or a tool. Related: hold, grasp, clutch, seize.
FISK /fɪsk/ · verb
To critique or dismantle a piece of writing point by point, typically exposing its errors, exaggerations, or biases line by line. The practice takes its name from journalist Robert Fisk. Related: debunk, dissect, refute, critique.
LINE /laɪn/ · noun, verb
A length of cord, string, or wire, typically flexible and thin. To extend or draw out something in a straight line. Related: edge, border, boundary, margin.
LEAD /lɛd/ · noun, verb
A heavy, bluish-white metal, highly toxic and malleable. To guide or direct the way for someone or something. Related: guide, direct, head, precede.
CLUB /klʌb/ · noun, verb
A club is an association of people who meet for a shared social, sporting, or cultural purpose; it is also a heavy stick or blunt weapon, and the suit of cards shaped like a trefoil. Related: association, society, organization, society.
GET /ɡɛt/ · verb
To obtain or come into possession of something. To reach or arrive at a place. Related: obtain, acquire, procure, secure.

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