Antiques Word Search — Medium

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

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Antiques word list, defined

ODD /ɒd/ · adjective
Not even; not divisible by 2. Used to describe something that is unusual or unexpected. Related: unusual, unexpected, strange, uncommon.
OLLA /ɔlə/ · noun
A large earthenware pot, typically with a wide mouth and a handle, used for cooking or storing food. Related: pot, cauldron, kettle, vessel.
TYPE /taɪp/ · noun, verb
A type is a category or classification of things, or a particular kind of something. To type is to write or input text using a keyboard. Related: kind, sort, category, classification.
BOMBE /bɒm(b)/ · noun
A bombe is a rich frozen dessert, typically made of layers of ice cream or sherbet moulded into a dome shape and often containing a centre of sweetened whipped cream or fruit. It can also refer to a decryption machine developed at Bletchley Park during World War II for breaking German Enigma ciphers. Related: ice cream, frozen dessert, sherbet, parfait.
CHINA /ˈtʃaɪnə/ · noun
China is porcelain, or tableware and ornaments made of porcelain or similar ceramic material. It is typically used as an uncountable mass noun referring to a household's collection of such dishes. Related: porcelain, crockery, dishes, tableware.
PIECE /piːs/ · noun, verb
A part or portion of something; a thing or portion of something considered as a separate unit. To divide or separate something into parts. Related: part, portion, segment, chunk.
BISQUE /bɪsk/ · noun
A thick, smooth, creamy soup traditionally made from puréed shellfish such as lobster, crab, or shrimp. Also denotes unglazed fired porcelain or pottery that has had an initial (bisque) firing. Related: soup, chowder, potage, broth.
CHINTZ /tʃɪnts/ · noun
Chintz is a printed, often glazed cotton fabric used especially for curtains and upholstered furniture, typically decorated with floral or figured patterns. Related: calico, cotton, muslin, linen.

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