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Play free online Keyboard word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Keyboard — 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: CHARK, MOOLAS, HYKES, INION, COBLE, BEARE, GRUBBLE, EXAMINE, STOCK, TAPES, PRESS, PUNCH, MOUSE, BINAC, CREED, PAPER.

Keyboard word list, defined

CHARK /tʃɑːrk/ · verb
To scorch or char something with heat, causing it to blacken or shrivel; in dialectal use, to reduce to charcoal. Related: char, scorch, singe, sear.
COBLE /ˈkoʊbəl/ · noun
A coble is a small, open, flat-bottomed fishing boat with a high bow and low stern, traditionally used on the coasts and rivers of north-eastern England and Scotland. Related: skiff, dinghy, rowboat, coracle.
BEARE /bɛə(r)/ · verb (archaic)
"Beare" is an obsolete spelling of "bear," meaning to carry, support, or endure. It appears chiefly in older English texts and is no longer in standard modern use. Related: carry, support, endure, sustain.
GRUBBLE /ˈɡrʌbəl/ · verb
To complain or express dissatisfaction, typically in a low or muttering voice. Related: grumble, complain, gripe, protest.
EXAMINE /ɪɡˈzæmɪn/ · verb
To inspect or scrutinize something closely and carefully in order to assess its nature, condition, or accuracy; to test a person's knowledge or ability by asking questions. Related: inspect, scrutinize, analyze, study.
STOCK /stɒk/ (British); /stɑːk/ (US) · noun, verb, adjective
A supply of goods, materials, or other items held for sale or use; by extension, a company's inventory or an individual ownership share in a business. The word also has established meanings referring to ancestry, reserves, broth, gunpowder, grafting material, and a standard or model. Related: merchandise, inventory, goods, shares.
TAPES /teɪps/ · plural noun; third-person singular verb
Tapes are narrow strips of material, especially adhesive strips, magnetic recording tape, or measuring tape. As a verb, tapes means secures or records something with tape. Related: recordings, adhesive strips, measuring strips, cassettes.
PRESS /prɛs/ · noun and verb
As a noun, a press is a machine for exerting pressure or shaping material, and also a newspaper or news organization that publishes news. As a verb, to press means to apply steady force to something, to urge someone firmly, or to publish material, especially in a newspaper. Related: push, shove, urge, insist.
PUNCH /pʌntʃ/ · noun and verb
A punch is a forceful blow made with the fist or another object; it can also mean a fruit-based drink or, informally, a lively party. As a verb, punch means to strike someone or something forcefully, or to make a hole or perforation by pressing with a tool or other object. Related: hit, strike, blow, jab.
MOUSE /maʊs/ · noun
A small, typically nocturnal mammal of the rodent family, with a pointed snout, small ears, and a long tail. By extension, the word refers to a small handheld computer input device used to point, select, and move items on a screen. Related: rodent, pointer, volé, shrew.
CREED /kriːd/ · noun
A creed is a set of beliefs or principles that guide someone's actions or outlook, especially a formal statement of religious doctrine. It can also refer more broadly to any guiding philosophy or conviction held by a person, group, or institution. Related: doctrine, dogma, credo, faith.
PAPER /ˈpeɪpər/ · noun and verb
As a noun, paper is a thin material made from cellulose fibres, typically formed into sheets, and also means a document, article, newspaper, or other written work. As a verb, paper means to cover or decorate a surface with paper, or to smooth or disguise a surface or issue. Related: article, document, publication, newspaper.

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