Ireland Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Ireland word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
| K | Z | C | A | D | A | R | E | Q |
| C | I | Q | O | K | R | O | C | W |
| A | X | L | G | B | N | X | E | J |
| V | C | U | K | I | H | S | Q | X |
| A | R | A | L | E | T | Q | Z | J |
| N | Q | B | R | P | N | N | X | O |
| X | U | U | O | L | U | N | Y | Z |
| D | R | R | Q | D | O | A | Y | Q |
| B | T | Q | J | Z | M | W | Q | Z |
Words to find
- GUR
- BRU
- ADARE
- COBH
- CAVAN
- DUN
- CORK
- MAYO
- BONUS (D6)
- BONUS (C6)
- BONUS (K8)
- BONUS (W8)
Ireland word list, defined
- GUR /ɡɜːr/ · verb
- To utter a low, gruff sound, often in a deep, throaty voice. To speak in a low, rough tone. Related: growl, grumble, snarl, snort.
- BRU /bruː/ · noun
- An informal term of address for a male friend or acquaintance, equivalent to 'bro' or 'mate'. Used especially in South African English, often among young men. Related: bro, brother, buddy, pal.
- DUN /dʌn/ · noun, verb, adjective
- As a noun, dun is a dull grayish-brown color, especially that of a horse with such a coat and typically a dark stripe along the back. As a verb, to dun means to persistently demand payment of a debt from someone. Related: demand, press, hound, badger.
- CORK /kɔːk/ (UK), /kɔːrk/ (US) · noun, verb
- As a noun, cork is the buoyant, elastic outer bark of the cork oak tree, used especially for bottle stoppers, floats, and insulation. As a verb, it means to seal or close something, especially a bottle, with a cork or similar stopper. Related: stopper, plug, bung, spile.
- MAYO /ˈmeɪoʊ/ · noun
- A thick, creamy sauce made from egg yolks and oil, often used as a condiment for sandwiches and salads. Related: mayonnaise, aioli, sauce, condiment.
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