Drum Word Search
Play free online Drum word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Drum — 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: ASTIR, KIORE, PINTA, PLOVERS, HADAL, RICKSHAS, TROTS, CHINED, BONGO, THUMB, TUNED, DRUMS, POWER, MUSIC, WORLD, HANDS.
Drum word list, defined
- ASTIR /əˈstɜːr/ · adjective (predicative); also adverb
- In motion or activity; bustling about. Also, out of bed and up and moving after sleep. Related: in motion, active, up and about, stirring.
- PINTA /ˈpintə/ · noun
- A Spanish unit of liquid measure, equal to approximately 1.16 litres. The word also names a rare nonvenereal bacterial infection characterized by bluish or reddish skin lesions. Related: pinto, skin disease.
- HADAL /ˈhɑːdəl/ · adjective
- Relating to the hadal zone, the deepest region of the ocean, especially oceanic trenches and the waters within them, typically below 6,000 metres. Related: abyssal, deep-sea, trenchal.
- TROTS /trɑːts/ (US); /trɒts/ (British) · noun and verb
- As a plural noun, trots means short, quick steps or a quick, short-stepped gait. As the third-person singular present of trot, it means to move with such steps. Related: jogs, hurries, scampers, quick steps.
- CHINED /tʃaɪnd/ · adjective
- Having had the chine or backbone removed or split; in boatbuilding, describing a hull whose sides meet the bottom at a distinct angle (having a hard chine). Related: split, boned, sectioned.
- BONGO /ˈbɒŋɡəʊ/ (UK), /ˈbɑːŋɡoʊ/ (US) · noun
- A bongo is either a large striped forest antelope of central Africa (Tragelaphus eurycerus), or one of a pair of small attached hand drums of Afro-Cuban origin played with the fingers. Related: antelope, drum, hand drum.
- THUMB /θʌm/ · noun; verb
- As a noun, a thumb is the short, stout digit on the inner side of the hand, opposite the little finger. As a verb, it means to signal approval or endorsement with the thumb, as in giving a thumbs-up, or to hitchhike, as in thumbing a ride. Related: digit, pollex, hitchhike, endorse.
- TUNED /tund/ (also /tjuːnd/ in British English) · adjective and verb
- Tuned means adjusted to a desired pitch, tone, rhythm, or level of performance. It can also mean made receptive to a person, need, signal, or purpose, or—informally—having deliberately stopped paying attention. Related: adjusted, regulated, calibrated, harmonized.
- DRUMS /drʌmz/ · noun
- A set of hollow cylindrical instruments of varying sizes, typically played with sticks or the hands, that produce percussive sounds and form the rhythmic backbone of most popular and classical music. The word also refers, in singular form, to a single such instrument or to any cylindrical container with flat ends. Related: percussion, timpani, kettledrums, toms.
- POWER /ˈpaʊə(r)/ · noun, verb
- The ability or authority to act, influence, control, or accomplish something. As a verb, it means to give someone or something the ability or authority to act effectively. Related: strength, authority, control, influence.
- MUSIC /ˈmjuːzɪk/ · noun
- Organized sound or a sequence of notes that together form a composition. By extension, music may refer to the art of creating and performing such sounds. Related: melody, harmony, tune, composition.
- WORLD /wɜːld/ (British English); /wɜːrld/ (American and other rhotic accents) · noun
- The Earth and all its land, oceans, atmosphere, and inhabitants considered as a whole. By extension, it means humanity collectively or a particular sphere of human activity, experience, or knowledge. Related: earth, globe, society, humanity.
- HANDS /hændz/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
- The plural form of hand, especially the body parts at the ends of the arms. It can also refer collectively to workers or helpers, or to control or possession, as in the phrase “in safe hands.” Related: workers, helpers, crew, staff.
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