Poetry Word Search — Quick

Play a free online Poetry word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.

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Plus 4 hidden bonus words.

Poetry word list, defined

ELD /ɛld/ · noun
Eld is an archaic or literary noun meaning old age, or the distant past; by extension it can refer to old people collectively. Related: old age, antiquity, senescence.
GEM /dɛm/ · noun
A precious stone, especially one cut and polished for adornment. A person or thing that is highly valued or prized. Related: jewel, treasure, precious stone, pearl.
LEA /liː/ · noun
A field or meadow, especially one that is green and grassy. A lea is often found near a river or stream. Related: field, meadow, pasture, glade.
RAP /ræp/ · noun, verb
A style of popular music characterized by rhythmic speech and often with lyrics that are socially conscious or boastful. To speak or recite in a rhythmic, often boastful manner. Related: beatboxing, spoken word, vocalise, chant.
MOOD /mʊd/ · noun, verb
A temporary and subjective state of mind or feeling; a particular atmosphere or character of a place or situation. A verb meaning to form or express an opinion about something. Related: temper, humor, disposition, atmosphere.
TERM /tɜːrm/ · noun, verb
A word or expression used to describe a particular thing or concept. A specific point or period in time. Related: expression, description, label, denomination.
BLANK /blæŋk/ · adjective, noun, verb
As an adjective, blank describes something with no writing, marks, or content on it, or a person showing no expression, understanding, or reaction. As a noun it is an empty space or unfilled form to be completed; as a verb it means to cover or erase completely. Related: empty, vacant, unfilled, bare.
OPERA /ˈɒpərə/ · noun
A performance of a musical work, typically with singing, acting, and orchestral accompaniment, especially one that is grand in scale and elaborate in production. Related: musical, performance, theater, production.

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