Artist Word Search
Play free online Artist word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Artist — 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: LAXER, CONTO, HALOS, ETENS, KEBAB, EUPHORIC, FERIAE, BUFFY, CULTURE, LINGO, MUSES, SKILL, FREEMEN, HUMAN, SLAVES, ARTESAN.
Artist word list, defined
- LAXER /ˈlæksər/ · adjective
- The comparative form of lax, meaning more relaxed, permissive, or lacking in strictness. It can also describe something that is looser or less firm. Related: looser, more relaxed, less strict, more permissive.
- CONTO /ˈkɒntoʊ/ · noun
- A former monetary unit of Portugal, Brazil, and some former Portuguese territories, originally equivalent to one million réis and later to one thousand escudos. It survives as an informal money amount in parts of South America.
- HALOS /ˈheɪloʊz/ (US); /ˈhæləʊz/ (British) · noun (plural), verb (third-person singular present)
- Halos are luminous or decorative rings, especially those depicted around the heads of sacred figures in religious art; by extension, they are any circular glow surrounding a person or object. Related: aureoles, aureolas, nimbuses, nimbi.
- KEBAB /ˈkɛbæb/ · noun, verb
- A dish of pieces of meat, vegetables, or both, typically seasoned, marinated, and cooked on a skewer. As a verb, to cut or prepare food in the manner intended for cooking on a skewer. Related: kebap, doner, shish kebab, skewered meat.
- EUPHORIC /juːˈfɒrɪk/ · adjective
- Feeling or characterized by an intense feeling of happiness, excitement, and well-being; marked by euphoria. Related: elated, overjoyed, ecstatic, jubilant.
- FERIAE /ˈfɛəri.iː/ · noun
- In ancient Rome, feriae were days set apart for religious observance and public festivals, on which legal business was suspended. In modern English the term is used chiefly in historical, classical, or ecclesiastical contexts to denote such holy days or festivals. Related: holidays, festivals, holy days, feast days.
- BUFFY /ˈbʌfi/ · adjective
- Having a light yellowish-brown color; tinged with buff. Also used informally as a nickname or adjective relating to the name Buffy. Related: buff, tan, beige, fawn-colored.
- CULTURE /ˈkʌltʃər/ · noun
- The customs, arts, beliefs, social behaviours, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or group; also the cultivation of microorganisms or cells in a controlled environment for scientific study. Related: civilization, society, tradition, heritage.
- LINGO /ˈlɪŋɡoʊ/ · noun
- A particular language or dialect, especially one not spoken by the listener; also the specialized vocabulary used by a particular group or activity. Related: language, jargon, vocabulary, dialect.
- MUSES /mjuːziːz/ · noun
- In Greek mythology, the Muses were goddesses who inspired the arts and sciences. In modern usage, a muse is a person or thing that inspires creativity or imagination. Related: inspiration, motivation, stimulus, provocation.
- SKILL /skɪl/ · noun
- The ability to do something well, especially with practice, training, or natural aptitude. It can also refer to a particular technique or practical ability that a person has developed. Related: expertise, ability, proficiency, competence.
- FREEMEN /ˈfriːmən/ · noun
- Freemen is the plural of freeman: a person who possesses full civil and political rights in a community, especially one who has been granted the freedoms of a city, borough, or guild. Related: citizens, burgesses, burghers, freeholders.
- HUMAN /ˈhjuːmən/ · adjective & noun
- Relating to or characteristic of people, especially as opposed to animals or machines. As a noun, a person or member of the human species. Related: person, mortal, earthly, humane.
- SLAVES /sleɪvz/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular)
- The plural form of “slave,” referring to people who are owned and compelled to work without freedom. As the third-person singular form of the verb “slave,” it means to work excessively or painfully for someone or something. Related: enslaved people, bonded people, servants, laborers.
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