Crocodile Word Search
Play free online Crocodile word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Crocodile — no download or signup required. Choose Quick, Easy, Tough, or Champ difficulty and track stars as you clear each pack.
This theme includes about 20 puzzles across difficulty levels.
Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: FIARS, LEASE, SETUP, BELAH, BECAP, URSONS, CRONY, ALCIDINE, VARIANT, CITED, BROADER, EXTANT, FLUSH, APPEAR, WEBBING, SNOUT.
Crocodile word list, defined
- LEASE /liːz/ · noun, verb
- A contract granting the temporary use of something, especially land or a building, in exchange for payment. To rent or hire something for a specified period. Related: rent, hire, let, sublease.
- SETUP /ˈsɛtʌp/ · noun, verb
- The process of setting something up, or the state of being set up. A preliminary or introductory part of a plan, event, or situation. Related: installation, arrangement, configuration, preparation.
- BELAH /ˈbiːlə/ · verb
- To split (wood, especially timber or logs) lengthwise into rails, posts, or fencing material. As a noun, it can denote such a split rail or piece of timber. Related: split, cleave, rive.
- CRONY /ˈkroʊni/ · noun
- A crony is a close friend or companion of long standing, especially one who is frequently in the company of someone in a position of power or influence. The word often carries a negative connotation when such associates are seen as receiving unfair favoritism. Related: associate, companion, buddy, pal.
- VARIANT /ˈveɪriənt/ · noun, verb
- A thing that is different from others of the same kind; a variant of something. To make or become different from something else. Related: alternative, modification, derivative, offshoot.
- CITED /ˈsaɪtɪd/ · verb
- Past tense and past participle of the verb 'cite': to quote or refer to a passage, book, or author as evidence or authority, especially in academic or legal writing; also to mention a source as justification for something. Related: quoted, referenced, mentioned, named.
- BROADER /ˈbrɔːdər/ · adjective
- Comparative form of the adjective "broad," meaning wider or more extensive in scope, range, or application. Related: wider, larger, more extensive, more comprehensive.
- EXTANT /ɪkˈstænt/ or /ˈɛkstənt/ · adjective
- Still in existence; surviving, especially of documents, manuscripts, works, or other things from an earlier period that remain available today. Related: surviving, existing, remaining, extant.
- FLUSH /flʌʃ/ · verb, noun, adjective
- As a verb, flush means to blush or glow with redness, or to cleanse something (especially a toilet) with a rush of water. As a noun and adjective it also denotes a sudden redness of the face, and in card games a hand of one suit. Related: blush, reddish, crimson, rinse.
- APPEAR /əˈpɪə(r)/ · verb
- To come into view or become visible; to seem or give the impression of being a certain way, especially when the reality may differ. Related: emerge, materialize, show up, surface.
- WEBBING /ˈwɛbɪŋ/ · noun
- A network of strong, flexible fibers, especially those that connect the bones of the feet or hands in birds and some mammals. In weaving, a pattern of interlacing threads. Related: network, mesh, grid, pattern.
- SNOUT /snaut/ · noun
- The nose or snout of an animal, especially a pig. A projecting part of something, such as a nose or a beak. Related: nose, snout, beak, proboscis.
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