Grand Canyon Word Search — Easy

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

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Grand Canyon word list, defined

VERMILLION /vərˈmɪljən/ · noun, adjective
Vermillion is a bright, vivid red color or a pigment made from the mineral cinnabar. It can also refer to something that is colored with this pigment. Related: crimson, scarlet, red, ruby.
GULLEY /ˈɡʌli/ · noun
A gulley is a long, narrow, and typically deep channel or depression in the ground, often formed by the flow of water. It can also refer to a gutter or a channel for carrying off water. Related: gorge, canyon, defile, pass.
RAFTING /ˈræftɪŋ/ · noun
The sport or activity of traveling down a river in an inflatable boat, typically over rough or exciting water. The act of floating or being carried along on a raft. Related: rafting, whitewater rafting, river rafting, rafting down.
KLOOF /kluːf/ · noun
A deep, narrow valley or gorge, typically formed by erosion. Related: glen, gorge, ravine, chasm.
TOUGH /tɒf/ · adjective
Difficult to deal with; requiring great skill or effort. Resistant to wear or damage. Related: hard, difficult, robust, strong.
ABYSM /əˈbɪzəm/ · noun
An abysm is a bottomless gulf or chasm; an immeasurably deep space or void. It is a literary and somewhat archaic synonym of 'abyss'. Related: abyss, chasm, gulf, void.
ELK /ɛlk/ · noun
A large deer native to northern regions. In North America, 'elk' refers to the wapiti (Cervus canadensis), a large red-deer-like animal with branching antlers; in Britain and much of Eurasia, 'elk' refers to what North Americans call the moose (Alces alces). Related: wapiti, moose, stag, deer.
CHECK /tʃɛk/ · noun and verb
As a verb, to examine something in order to verify its accuracy, condition, or correctness; as a noun, an examination or inspection, or (US) a written order directing a bank to pay money. Related: inspect, examine, verify, review.

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