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.

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Childhood word list, defined

LETTER /ˈlɛtər/ · noun, verb
A written or printed symbol or character used to represent a sound or a concept. To write a letter to someone. Related: message, note, epistle, communication.
DIAPER /ˈdaɪ.pər/ · noun
An absorbent garment worn by babies and incontinent adults, fastened around the hips and changed when soiled. In older and chiefly British usage, it can also mean a fabric woven with a small repeating diamond pattern, or the pattern itself. Related: nappy, padding.
SPRING /sprɪŋ/ · noun, verb
A season of the year between winter and summer, typically characterized by mild weather and the blooming of flowers. To move or cause to move upward or outward, as by a sudden release of energy. Related: summer, autumn, season, period.
FRIEND /frɛnd/ · noun
A person whom one knows well and regards with affection, trust, and loyalty, typically outside of family ties; a companion or ally. Related: companion, ally, pal, mate.
POCKET /ˈpɒktɪt/ · noun, verb
A small bag or pouch sewn into clothing, typically for carrying small items. To take or put something secretly or quietly. Related: pouch, pocketbook, purse, bag.
PUPPET /ˈpʌpɪt/ · noun, verb
A figure controlled by strings, rods, or other means, typically used in a theatrical performance or as a toy. To control or manipulate someone or something, often in a way that is seen as insincere or manipulative. Related: marionette, dummy, mannequin, automaton.
EASTER /ˈiːstər/ · noun
The annual Christian festival commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, held on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox. It is also the name of the surrounding season or period of celebration associated with this feast. Related: Resurrection Sunday, Pascha, Eastertide.
FAMILY /ˈfæməli/ · noun
A group of one or more parents and their children living together as a unit, or a broader set of people related by blood, marriage, or adoption. It can also refer to any group of related things, such as a category of languages or plants. Related: household, kin, relatives, kinfolk.

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