Interjections Word Search — Easy

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

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ROGER /ˈroʊdʒər/ · interjection: An expression used to acknowledge receipt of a message, especially in radio communication. Related: affirmative, acknowledged, confirmed, understood.
TUT /tʌt/ · interjection: An expression of disapproval or annoyance, often used to scold or reprimand someone, typically a child. Related: tsk, tsk-tsk, frown, disapprove.
RIGHT /raɪt/ · adjective, adverb, noun: Having a correct or acceptable quality; conforming to a standard or norm. Used to indicate direction or position, especially to the east or south. Related: correct, proper, exact, accurate.
TSK /tɛsk/ · interjection: An expression of disapproval or disappointment, often accompanied by a slight movement of the head or a clicking sound with the tongue. Related: tsking, tsk-tsk, tsk-tsking, tsk-tsked.
UGH /ʌ/ · interjection: An expression of disgust, distaste, or strong dislike. Related: shudder, shiver, shame, disgust.
SHAME /ʃeɪm/ · noun, verb: A painful feeling of guilt, regret, or embarrassment, often caused by a perceived failure or wrongdoing. To feel or cause this feeling. Related: guilt, embarrassment, humiliation, mortification.
READY /ˈreɪdi/ · adjective, verb: Having everything necessary for a particular purpose; prepared. To be prepared or willing to do something. Related: prepared, willing, eager, available.