Jane Austen Word Search — Quick

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

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Jane Austen word list, defined

ANON /əˈnɒn/ (UK); /əˈnɑːn/ (US) · adverb
Soon; in a short time; shortly afterward. Now largely archaic or literary, though it survives as internet shorthand for 'anonymous.' Related: soon, shortly, presently, before long.
AULD /ɔːld/ · adjective
An older Scottish spelling and variant of "old," chiefly used in Scotland, northern England, and in set phrases such as "auld lang syne." It carries a warm, traditional, or nostalgic connotation. Related: old, aged, ancient, elderly.
DEAR /dɪər/ · adjective, noun, interjection
Regarded with deep affection or loved dearly; used as a polite or affectionate form of address. As a noun, it means a beloved person. Related: beloved, cherished, precious, darling.
DRAB /dræb/ · adjective
Dull, colourless, and lacking brightness or interest; drearily ordinary in appearance or character. Related: dull, dreary, colorless, lacklustre.
GLAD /ɡlæd/ · adjective
Feeling or showing pleasure or happiness; pleased or delighted. Glad is often used to express a positive emotion, especially in response to good news or a favorable situation. Related: happy, pleased, delighted, cheerful.
LOCO /ˈloʊkoʊ/ · adjective
Crazy, insane, or foolish; also, a railway employee who has gone mad or is considered to be out of control, especially one who has been injured in a railway accident. Related: mad, insane, crazy, foolish.
MAKE /meɪk/ · verb
To create or bring into existence something, or to cause something to happen. To manufacture or produce something. Related: create, build, construct, fabricate.
PASS /pæs/ · verb, noun
To move past something or someone, or to succeed in an examination or test. A path or route, especially one that is used by people or vehicles. Related: go, succeed, surpass, move.

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