SAT 3 Word Search — Medium

Play a free online SAT 3 word search puzzle. Difficulty: Medium. Find all 12 hidden words on the 11×11 grid below.

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SAT 3 word list, defined

RIFE /raɪf/ · adjective
Common or widespread; prevalent. Used especially of a problem or a disease. Related: widespread, prevalent, common, pervasive.
MANOR /ˈmeɪnər/ · noun
A large house, especially one that was the seat of a noble or royal family, or a large estate or farm, especially one that is owned and managed by a lord or lady. Related: estate, mansion, hall, chateau.
METAL /ˈmɛtəl/ · noun, verb
A naturally occurring inorganic solid substance with a characteristic high density and a crystalline structure, composed of atoms of a metal element, such as iron, copper, or gold. To cover or coat with a thin layer of metal. Related: metallic, metallically, metallurgy, mineral.
BOWLER /ˈboʊlər/ · noun
A person who bowls, especially the player who delivers the ball in cricket; also a type of hard felt hat with a rounded crown, known in American English as a derby. Related: derby, hat.
BREACH /briːtʃ/ · noun and verb
A breach is an act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement, or code of conduct; it can also mean a gap or rupture in a barrier such as a wall or defensive line. As a verb, to breach means to break through or violate something. Related: violation, infringement, transgression, infraction.
BREAKER /ˈbreɪkər/ · noun
A breaker is something that breaks, shatters, or destroys things, or a large wave that collapses into foam as it reaches the shore. In specialized uses it also denotes machines or devices that break material down, such as a circuit breaker that interrupts electrical current. Related: destroyer, wave, roller, demolisher.
ACCURSED /əˈkɜːrsɪd/ · adjective
Under a curse; doomed to misfortune or evil. Also used figuratively to express strong annoyance or dislike of something. Related: damned, cursed, doomed, hateful.
AGGRAVATE /ˈæɡrəveɪt/ · verb
To make a problem, injury, or unpleasant situation worse or more serious; to intensify. In informal usage, especially in British English, it also means to irritate or annoy someone. Related: worsen, exacerbate, intensify, compound.

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