Fishing Word Search — Easy

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

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Fishing word list, defined

BUOY /bɔɪ/ · noun
A buoy is a floating object anchored to the bottom of a body of water, used as a navigational marker, warning signal, or mooring point for vessels. Related: marker, float, beacon.
CLAM /klæm/ · noun
A clam is any of various edible burrowing marine or freshwater bivalve mollusks with two shells hinged together, typically eaten as food. Related: bivalve, mollusk, shellfish.
CRAB /krab/ · noun, verb
A crab is a ten-legged crustacean with a broad flat shell and pincers, found in seas and fresh water. As a verb, to crab means to complain or grumble peevishly. Related: crustacean, complain, grumble, grouch.
DOCK /dɒk/ (UK); /dɑːk/ (US) · noun
A structure built along or projecting into a body of water where ships are berthed, loaded, and unloaded. In British usage it can also refer to an enclosed water basin between two piers. Related: pier, wharf, quay, jetty.
FLAX /flæks/ · noun
A blue-flowered herbaceous plant (Linum usitatissimum) cultivated for its fibre, used to make linen thread and fabric, and for its seeds (linseed), which yield linseed oil. Related: linseed, lint.
GILL /ˈdʒɪl/ · noun
A gill is a unit of measurement for liquids, equivalent to one-quarter of a pint. It is also a respiratory organ in fish and some other aquatic animals. Related: pint, cup, ounce, milliliter.
KELP /kɛlp/ · noun
A type of large brown seaweed, often found in shallow coastal waters. It is commonly used as a food source for marine animals and is also harvested for human consumption. Related: seaweed, algae, kelpweed, sea spaghetti.
LURE /luːər/ · noun, verb
A lure is a device or object used to attract or entice something, such as a fish or a person. To lure someone or something means to attract or entice them with something appealing. Related: bait, entice, attract, allure.

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