Mentha Word Search
Play free online Mentha word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Mentha — no download or signup required. Choose Quick, Easy, Medium, or Hard difficulty and track stars as you clear each pack.
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: SENNIT, TINES, BEATS, UNWIT, STEAL, CAVILED, SKUGS, AUNES, LOBES, SEEDS, DOWNY, MINTS, YERBA, MARSH, TRIBE, DRIED.
Mentha word list, defined
- SENNIT /ˈsɛnɪt/ · noun
- A cord or narrow braid made by plaiting together several strands. Sennit is made traditionally from fibers such as hemp, flax, or palm, and is used for making hats, bindings, and decorative trim. Related: braid, cord, plait, twine.
- TINES /taɪnz/ · noun
- The pointed prongs or teeth of a fork or similar implement. The word is normally used in the plural, with “tine” as the singular. Related: prongs, teeth, points, tips.
- BEATS /biːts/ · noun (plural of beat) and verb (third-person singular of beat)
- As a noun, beats are the plural of 'beat': regular rhythmic pulses in music or poetry, or (in journalism) the specific subjects or areas reporters regularly cover. As a verb, 'beats' is the third-person singular form of 'beat', meaning to strike repeatedly, defeat someone, or surpass. Related: rhythms, pulses, pulses, thumps.
- STEAL /stiːl/ · verb
- To take someone’s property, money, or information without their permission or entitlement. It can also mean to take time, attention, or an opportunity for oneself, or to advance illegally to a base in baseball. Related: pilfer, rob, purloin, appropriate.
- CAVILED /ˈkæv.əld/ · verb (past tense and past participle of 'cavil')
- Caviled is the past tense and past participle of 'cavil,' meaning to raise trivial, often annoying objections or quibbles over minor points rather than addressing the substance of a matter. Related: quibbled, niggled, carped, objected.
- LOBES /ləʊbz/ (British); /loʊbz/ (US) · plural noun
- The plural form of lobe, referring to rounded or projecting anatomical parts, such as the lobes of the brain, lungs, or liver.
- SEEDS /siːdz/ · noun and verb
- Seeds are the small, often hard parts of plants from which new plants can grow; figuratively, they are the beginnings or elements from which something develops. As a verb, seeds means begins a process or supplies something with the raw material needed for growth. Related: grains, beginnings, origins, foundations.
- DOWNY /ˈdaʊni/ · adjective
- Covered with or resembling down; soft and fluffy like fine feathers. Also used figuratively to describe something soft, gentle, or soothing in character. Related: fluffy, feathery, fuzzy, soft.
- MINTS /mɪnts/ · noun, verb
- The plural form of mint, referring to small, often sweet and mint-flavoured confections, or to the leaves of the mint plant. As a verb, it means to produce money, especially by the official minting of coins. Related: peppermint, spearmint, confectionery.
- YERBA /ˈjɜːrbə/ · noun
- Yerba is the dried leaves of Ilex paraguariensis, the evergreen shrub used to make a caffeinated infusion, and it can also refer to the infusion itself. In English, it most often occurs in the compound yerba mate. Related: mate, Paraguayan tea, erva-mate, mate tea.
- MARSH /mɑːʃ/ · noun
- An area of low-lying land that is seasonally or permanently covered with water and typically contains marsh vegetation. The word can also refer more broadly to wetland or an area of wet, soft ground. Related: wetland, swamp, fen, bog.
- TRIBE /traɪb/ · noun
- A group of people united by kinship, shared ancestry, culture, or a common social identity. By extension, it can refer to any group of people defined by a shared interest or characteristic, or to a taxonomic group of organisms. Related: clan, family, kin, group.
- DRIED /draɪd/ · adjective; also past tense and past participle of the verb "dry"
- Describing something from which moisture has been removed, either naturally or by an artificial process such as heat, air, or dehydration. Related: dehydrated, desiccated, parched, withered.
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