Childhood Word Search — Hard
Play a free online Childhood word search puzzle. Difficulty: Hard. Find all 12 hidden words on the 12×12 grid below.
Words to find
- LAMB
- POX
- ASK
- BABY
- BRAT
- PEN
- TEAR
- DOG
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Childhood word list, defined
- LAMB /læm/ · noun
- A young sheep, especially one in its first year. A cut of meat from a sheep. Related: kid, young sheep, fleece, wool.
- POX /pɒks/ · noun
- A smallpox or other similar disease; a pustule or blister, especially one caused by a viral infection. Related: plague, pestilence, infection, disease.
- ASK /æsk/ · verb
- To put a question to someone in order to obtain information; more generally, to make a request or call upon someone for something. Related: inquire, question, query, request.
- BABY /ˈbeɪbi/ · noun
- A very young child, especially one newly or recently born. Also used figuratively for a person treated with great affection or regarded as immature, and informally as a term of endearment for a sweetheart. Related: infant, newborn, babe, neonate.
- BRAT /bræt/ · noun
- A child, typically one who is badly behaved, spoiled, or annoying. In British English, it can also refer more broadly to an ill-mannered or irritating person of any age. Related: imp, menace, rascal, scamp.
- PEN /pɛn/ · noun
- A writing instrument with a point or nib, used for applying ink to a surface, typically paper. Related: stylus, marker, brush, quill.
- TEAR /tɪər/ · noun, verb
- A drop of liquid that falls from the eye, typically as a result of emotion or irritation. To pull or rend something apart, typically along an existing line of weakness. Related: drop, shed, weep, sob.
- DOG /dɒɡ/ (British), /dɔːɡ/ (US) · noun (also verb)
- A domesticated carnivorous mammal (Canis familiaris) that has been selectively bred over thousands of years into many breeds, kept by humans as a companion, working animal, or pet; also, as a verb, to follow or track someone persistently. Related: hound, canine, pooch, cur.
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