Cinderella Word Search
Play free online Cinderella word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Cinderella — no download or signup required. Choose Quick, Easy, Medium, or Hard 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: EXILE, COCKED, ISSUES, FLATS, BOSKIER, MYTHS, RAPPE, GUACO, BALLS, PRINCE, ICONIC, ACTION, PANNED, HISTORY, CRITICS, GLAMOUR.
Cinderella word list, defined
- EXILE /ˈɛɡzaɪl/ /ˈɛksaɪl/ · noun, verb
- The state of being forced to live away from one's home country, or a person who has been so forced; as a verb, to banish someone from their native land or habitual place. Related: banishment, expulsion, deportation, banish.
- COCKED /kɒkt/ (UK), /kɑːkt/ (US) · adjective / verb (past tense and past participle of 'cock')
- Tilted or turned up at an angle, especially of the head or an eyebrow; or (of a gun) having its hammer or firing mechanism set in a position ready to fire. Related: tilted, angled, inclined, raised.
- ISSUES /ˈɪʃuːz/ · noun and verb
- As a plural noun, issues means matters or problems that require attention, or published editions of a periodical or series. As the third-person singular present of the verb issue, it means to publish, release, or formally deliver something. Related: problems, concerns, matters, questions.
- FLATS /flæts/ · noun
- Flats is the plural of 'flat' and refers to several things depending on context: in British English, apartments or self-contained residential units; in footwear, shoes with little or no heel; and in geography, level expanses of low-lying land such as salt flats or mudflats. Related: apartments, units, dwellings, shoes.
- BOSKIER /ˈbɒskiə(r)/ · adjective
- Comparative form of "bosky": more bosky — describing a place as having more trees or woodland cover, being more shaded by trees. Related: woodier, greener, shadier, leafier.
- MYTHS /mɪθz/ · noun
- Stories, especially untrue or legendary ones, that are believed to be true. A collection of stories about gods, goddesses, and supernatural beings. Related: legends, stories, fables, tall tales.
- RAPPE /ræp/ · noun
- An archaic word for a sharp knock or blow. Related: knock, rap, blow, tap.
- GUACO /ˈɡwɑːkoʊ/ · noun
- Guaco is a common name for several tropical American medicinal plants, particularly climbing or scrambling species of Aristolochia and Mikania. Its leaves and other parts have traditionally been prepared as teas, extracts, or other remedies. Related: aristolochia, birthwort.
- BALLS /bɔːlz/ · noun
- Balls are round or spherical solid objects, typically used in games and sports; the term also refers to a pair of testicles. In informal usage, 'balls' can additionally denote courage or audacity. Related: spheres, orbs, globes.
- PRINCE /prɪns/ · noun
- A male member of a royal family, especially the son or grandson of a monarch. Historically, the word could also refer to a sovereign ruler, particularly a medieval prince. Related: royal, ruler, monarch, king.
- ICONIC /aɪˈkɒnɪk/ · adjective
- So strongly associated with a person, thing, or idea that it has become a widely recognized symbol of it. The word can also refer to images or symbols that are themselves icons. Related: emblematic, symbolic, representative, characteristic.
- ACTION /ˈækʃən/ · noun
- The process or fact of doing something, typically to achieve an aim; a thing done; an act. It also denotes the way something moves or operates, as in the action of a machine or drug. Related: deed, act, move, step.
- PANNED /pænd/ · verb
- To criticize harshly or dismiss the quality of a film, book, performance, product, or similar work. In culinary contexts, it means to cook or fry in a shallow pan. Related: criticized, denounced, dismissed, slammed.
- HISTORY /ˈhɪstəri/ · noun
- The study or record of past events, especially those relating to a particular country, period, or person. It can also refer to the story or background of something, such as a building, institution, or community. Related: past, chronicle, record, narrative.
- CRITICS /ˈkrɪtɪks/ · noun
- Critics is the plural of 'critic': people who express judgments, especially unfavorable ones, about the merits of books, films, art, performances, or other works — or, more broadly, anyone who finds fault with something. Related: reviewers, commentators, detractors, evaluators.
- GLAMOUR /ˈɡlæmə(r)/ · noun
- The sophisticated or exciting attractiveness of a person, thing, or occasion, especially as conveyed by beauty, elegance, or spectacle. Related: allure, appeal, charm, attractiveness.
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