Circus Word Search — Quick

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

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Circus word list, defined

CREW /kruː/ · noun
A group of people who work together on a ship, aircraft, train, or other vehicle, or who operate a machine or carry out a particular task; more broadly, any closely associated group working toward a common purpose. Related: team, staff, personnel, gang.
FLIP /flɪp/ · verb
To toss something with a quick, light movement so that it turns over in the air; more broadly, to turn over or reverse quickly. As an informal interjection-related use, the word also functions as a mild euphemism expressing sudden annoyance. Related: toss, turn over, invert, throw.
HIGH /haɪ/ · adjective, adverb
At or to a great distance above the ground or a high level; of a high quality or standard. Used to describe something that is above average or exceptional. Related: great, excellent, superior, super.
LYRA /ˈlaɪrə/ · noun
A musical instrument with a sweet, clear sound, typically having a pear-shaped body and a set of strings. A poetic term for a musical instrument, especially the lyre. Related: lyre, harp, lute, guitar.
MIME /mɪm/ · noun
A performer who conveys emotions and tells a story through gestures and facial expressions without speaking, or a person who imitates or exaggerates actions or expressions for comedic effect. Related: actor, performer, pantomime, gesturer.
OPEN /ɒpən/ · adjective, verb, noun
Not closed or shut; accessible to the air or to view. To make something accessible or available. Related: accessible, available, unlocked, ajar.
WIRE /waɪər/ · noun, verb
A thin, flexible thread or filament, typically made of metal, used for conducting electricity or for other purposes. To fasten or connect something using a thin thread or filament. Related: cable, string, thread, filament.
CATCH /kætʃ/ · verb (and noun)
To seize, capture, or intercept something in motion, especially with the hands, or to discover and stop someone or something after a pursuit. As a noun, it denotes an act of catching or the thing caught. Related: capture, seize, snare, trap.

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