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Play free online Stream word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Stream — 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: LEMUR, DIPPY, POAKA, ITEMS, FIVES, TENNY, BIOME, CINDERY, SEEPS, BROOK, STUDY, BANKS, WALLS, BASIN, CREEK, INPUT.

Stream word list, defined

LEMUR /ˈliːmər/ · noun
Any of various primates naturally endemic to Madagascar, including mouse lemurs, sifakas, indris, and aye-ayes. Many lemur species are nocturnal and tree-dwelling, and numerous species are threatened with extinction.
DIPPY /ˈdɪpi/ · adjective
Silly, eccentric, or slightly crazy in a harmless, often endearing way; also (British, informal) describing an egg that is soft-boiled so the yolk is still runny. Related: silly, scatterbrained, goofy, daft.
ITEMS /ˈaɪtəmz/ · noun
Things or objects that are being dealt with or considered collectively, or a single thing of this kind. Related: articles, goods, products, wares.
FIVES /faɪvz/ · noun
Fives is the plural of the number five, used when counting or grouping in units of five. Separately, 'fives' names a family of British handball games in which players hit a ball against a wall with their bare or gloved hands. Related: handball, quintets.
TENNY /ˈtɛni/ · noun
An informal term for a ten-pound banknote or a ten-dollar bill, depending on the country of use. Related: tenner, ten-pound note, ten-pound bill, £10 note.
BIOME /ˈbaɪoʊm/ · noun
A large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, such as a forest or tundra. It is a broad ecological classification defined chiefly by climate and dominant vegetation. Related: biotic community, ecosystem, habitat, life zone.
CINDERY /ˈsɪndəri/ · adjective
Resembling, consisting of, or covered with cinders; having the grey, powdery, or crumbly quality of burnt ash. Related: ashen, ashy, charred, burnt.
SEEPS /siːps/ · verb
To flow or pass slowly through small openings, porous materials, or cracks. It can also mean to gradually penetrate or become apparent, as when a smell or influence enters a place. Related: leaks, oozes, trickles, percolates.
BROOK /brʊk/ · noun
A small natural stream of fresh water, typically one that flows into a river. As a verb, 'brook' means to tolerate or put up with something, used almost always in negative constructions. Related: stream, creek, rivulet, runnel.
STUDY /ˈstʌdi/ · noun and verb
As a noun, study means the activity of learning about or examining a subject, or a detailed scholarly investigation of one. As a verb, it means to apply sustained attention to a subject, situation, or place in order to understand or assess it. Related: learning, research, examination, analysis.
BANKS /bæŋks/ · noun (plural) and verb
The plural form of "bank": sloping land beside a river or other body of water, or financial institutions that hold money and provide lending and payment services. As a verb, it is the third-person form of "to bank," meaning to rely on something or to deposit money. Related: shore, riverbank, embankment, waterside.
WALLS /wɔːlz/ · noun and verb
Walls are solid structures that form the sides of buildings or enclose, divide, or protect an area. The word can also refer figuratively to barriers between people, groups, ideas, or experiences; as a verb, walls means to enclose or close off something with a wall. Related: barriers, partitions, boundaries, enclosures.
BASIN /ˈbeɪ.sən/ · noun
A wide, round, open container used for holding liquid or washing; also a natural or artificial depression in the earth's surface, such as a drainage basin. Related: bowl, sink, washbasin, tub.
CREEK /kriːk/ · noun
A narrow, sheltered inlet of the sea along a coastline. In North America and Australia, a small stream or tributary of a river. Related: stream, brook, inlet, rivulet.
INPUT /ˈɪnpʊt/ · noun and verb
Data, instructions, information, or other material entered into a computer, system, or process. As a verb, it means to enter or supply such material. Related: data, information, material, contribution.

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