Sailing Word Search — Quick
Play a free online Sailing word search puzzle. Difficulty: Quick. Find all 12 hidden words on the 9×9 grid below.
Words to find
- AFT
- AID
- BOW
- CUP
- FLY
- JIB
- OFF
- PUT
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Sailing word list, defined
- AFT /æft/ · adverb
- In or towards the rear part of a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle; the sternward direction. Related: abaft, sternward, rearward, astern.
- AID /eɪd/ · noun, verb
- Help or support given to someone in need; as a verb, to provide such help. Related: assistance, help, support, relief.
- BOW /baʊ/ (to bend; also rhymes with 'cow'); /boʊ/ (front of a ship; archery weapon) · noun & verb
- As a verb, to bend the head or body forward as a gesture of respect, greeting, or submission, or to bend something into a curve. As a noun, it denotes such an act of bending, a curved shape or object (as in a bow tie or archery bow), or, pronounced /boʊ/, the forward part of a ship. Related: stoop, kneel, crouch, curtsy.
- CUP /kʌp/ · noun
- A small open vessel, typically with a handle and no saucer, used for drinking; also a unit of measurement in cooking equal to eight fluid ounces (US). Related: mug, goblet, tumbler, beaker.
- FLY /flaɪ/ · verb (also noun, adjective)
- As a verb, to fly is to move through the air, especially with wings, or to travel by aircraft; as a noun, a fly is a small two-winged insect of the order Diptera. Related: soar, glide, aviate, flit.
- JIB /dʒɪb/ · noun
- A triangular sail extending from the bow of a ship or other vessel. The term can also refer to the projecting horizontal arm or boom of a crane. Related: sail, boom, jib boom, crane arm.
- OFF /ɒf/ (British English); /ɔːf/ (American English) · adverb, preposition, adjective, verb, noun
- Away from, disconnected from, no longer operating, unavailable, canceled, or removed. As a preposition, it means “from” or “away from,” and as an adverb it can also mark the start of an action. Related: away, disconnected, inactive, cancelled.
- PUT /pʊt/ · verb
- To place or set something somewhere, especially carefully or deliberately. It can also mean to cause something to enter a particular state or to express an idea or judgment. Related: place, set, position, insert.
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