The 18th Century Word Search — Easy

Play a free online The 18th Century word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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ALASKA /əˈlæskə/ · noun: The largest state of the United States, located in the far northwest of North America, separated from the contiguous states by Canada; also used as a proper noun referring to this territory.
BACON /ˈbeɪkən/ · noun: Cured meat taken from the sides, belly, or back of a pig, typically sliced into thin strips and fried or grilled. In British usage the term often refers specifically to back bacon, while American bacon is usually made from pork belly. Related: rasher, pork belly, lardons, pancetta.
GIN /dʒɪn/ · noun, verb: A colourless, flavoured spirit made from distilled grain or other ingredients, often used in cocktails. To remove or cut something, such as hair, with a sharp instrument. Related: julep, spirit, liqueur, brandy.
BULB /bʌlb/ · noun: A rounded underground storage organ of a plant, consisting of a short stem surrounded by fleshy scale leaves (as in an onion or tulip); also a glass enclosure containing a filament that produces light when electrified, or any object shaped like such a rounded structure. Related: corm, tuber, rhizome, light.
JEW /dʒuː/ · noun: A person who practices the Jewish religion; a member of the Jewish people. A gold or silver ornament, typically in the form of a ring or other decorative item. Related: Hebrew, Israelite, goldsmith, jeweller.