Occasions Word Search — Quick

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

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Occasions word list, defined

DAY /deɪ/ · noun
A period of twenty-four hours, especially as a unit of time reckoned from one midnight to the next. Also the part of this period during which daylight is present, as opposed to night. Related: date, period, daylight, daytime.
LIE /laɪ/ · noun and verb
As a noun, “lie” can mean a false statement or an attitude or position in which one is reclining. As a verb, it means to tell a falsehood, to be in a reclining position, or to be located. Related: falsehood, untruth, recline, rest.
SAD /sæd/ · adjective
Feeling or showing sorrow, unhappiness, or emotional pain. It can also describe something that causes sadness or that is unfortunate and regrettable. Related: unhappy, sorrowful, downcast, miserable.
WED /wɛd/ · verb
To marry someone, or to become married. The word is especially formal or literary in its direct use, while the phrase “get wed” is informal and common in British English. Related: marry, espouse, unite in marriage, join in marriage.
PAY /peɪ/ · verb and noun
As a verb, to give money in exchange for goods, services, or the settlement of an obligation. As a noun, an amount of money paid, especially as wages, compensation, or remuneration. Related: compensate, remit, settle, disburse.
YOU /juː/ (also /jə/ when unstressed or in certain contractions, such as “you’re”) · pronoun
You is a second-person pronoun used to address the person or people being spoken to or written to. It can also refer to people in general in impersonal or generic statements. Related: yourself, thou, ye.
SET /sɛt/ · noun, verb, adjective
As a noun, a set is a group or collection of related things, a distinct unit in a contest, or the place and scenery used for filming. As a verb, it means to place something, make it fixed, establish or appoint something, or schedule it; as an adjective, it means fixed, established, determined, or unchanging. Related: establish, fix, place, appoint.
BIG /bɪɡ/ · adjective
Of considerable size, extent, or intensity; large. Also used figuratively to mean important, significant, or older (as in 'my big brother'). Related: large, huge, enormous, substantial.

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