Childhood Word Search — Medium

Play a free online Childhood word search puzzle. Difficulty: Medium. Find all 12 hidden words on the 11×11 grid below.

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Plus 4 hidden bonus words.

Childhood word list, defined

PANT /pænt/ · verb, noun
To breathe with an open mouth, typically because one is tired or exerting oneself. A loud, labored breathing sound. Related: huff, puff, gasp, chuff.
SWIM /swɪm/ · verb
To move through water using the limbs, typically for recreation or exercise. To move through a liquid substance, such as oil or syrup. Related: bathe, dive, float, splash.
BUGS /bʌɡz/ · noun, verb
The plural of 'bug': small insects and similar creatures, or informal defects/faults in software or equipment. As a verb form ('he bugs'), it means to annoy persistently or to hide listening devices. Related: insects, critters, creepy-crawlies, vermin.
PRAM /præm/ · noun
A baby carriage, typically with a hood and a seat for the baby, often pushed by an adult. A pram is a type of stroller. Related: stroller, baby carriage, perambulator, pushchair.
FEED /fiːd/ · verb (also noun)
To give food to a person, animal, or machine; more broadly, to supply something with whatever it needs or consumes. As a noun, it denotes food given to animals, or the act/supply of feeding. Related: nourish, sustain, provide for, supply.
WAKE /weɪk/ · verb, noun
To become or make someone or something awake; a period of time when someone is awake; a natural disturbance of a body of water, such as a lake or sea, caused by wind. Related: awaken, rouse, arouse, stir.
BEAR /bɛər/ · noun, verb
As a noun, a bear is a large, heavy mammal with thick fur and a short tail, of the family Ursidae. As a verb, to bear means to carry, support, or endure something. Related: endure, tolerate, withstand, carry.
RIDE /raɪd/ · verb, noun
To travel on an animal or vehicle, especially for pleasure. A journey or trip, especially one made for pleasure. Related: travel, journey, trip, commute.

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