Mountaineering Word Search — Easy

Play a free online Mountaineering word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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Mountaineering word list, defined

LUG /lʌɡ/ · noun
A heavy or clumsy load, especially one that is difficult to carry. A projecting part of a machine or vehicle. Related: burden, load, weight, drag.
MAW /mɔː/ · noun
The mouth of a large animal, especially a carnivore, or a large opening in the earth. A large or wide opening, such as a cave or a mouth. Related: gape, mouth, cave, chasm.
ROD /rɒd/ · noun, verb
A long, thin, straight piece of wood, metal, or other material, typically used for a particular purpose. To guide or direct something, especially a boat or a vehicle, using a long, thin object. Related: stick, pole, bar, shaft.
BOOTY /ˈbuːti/ · noun
Goods or valuables seized as plunder, especially in war or by piracy; in modern informal usage, also slang for a person's buttocks. Related: plunder, loot, spoils, swag.
CHALK /tʃɔːk/ · noun
A soft white limestone composed of the remains of tiny marine organisms, used for writing, drawing, and marking; also a piece of this substance, especially one used on a blackboard. Related: limestone, pastel, crayon.
CLEAN /kliːn/ · adjective, verb, noun, adverb
Free from dirt, marks, stains, or unwanted matter; also used more broadly to mean pure, innocent, unblemished, or complete. Related: spotless, immaculate, pristine, unsoiled.
CLIFF /klɪf/ · noun
A steep, high rock face, especially one at the edge of the sea or of a river, rising sharply from the land or water below. Related: precipice, bluff, escarpment, crag.
CRIMP /krɪmp/ · noun & verb
As a verb, to press or pinch something into small ridges or folds, or more figuratively, to restrict or hinder progress. As a noun, one of these small folds or ridges itself, or historically, a person who entices men into servitude by underhanded means. Related: fold, pleat, corrugate, ridge.

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