Norse & Roman Mythological Gods Word Search — Easy

Play a free online Norse & Roman Mythological Gods word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

Words to find

Plus 4 hidden bonus words.

PHOEBUS /ˈfiːbəs/ · noun: Phoebus is an archaic or poetic name for the sun god in Greek mythology, often used interchangeably with Apollo. Related: sun, Apollo, Helios, Sol.
LARVAE /ˈlærviː/ · noun: The immature stages in the life cycle of insects, such as beetles, flies, and butterflies, which undergo a complete transformation before reaching their adult form. Related: immatures, instars, nymphs, young.
RIG /rɪɡ/ · noun, verb: A rig is a system of ropes, chains, or other equipment used for lifting, pulling, or supporting something. To rig something means to prepare or equip it for use, especially in a way that is not officially approved. Related: equipment, gear, setup, arrangement.
RAN /ræn/ · verb: To move quickly on foot, typically to get away from something. To have moved quickly on foot in the past. Related: sprinted, hurried, rushed, bolted.
ALF /ælf/ · noun: A male given name, typically a short form or diminutive of Alfred. In British usage it can also colloquially denote a middle-aged, narrow-minded, often bigoted man, after the television character Alf Garnett. Related: Freddie, Bertie, Ernie, Stan.