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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, Tough, or Champ 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: LEMUR, DIPPY, POAKA, ITEMS, FIVES, TENNY, BIOME, CINDERY, SEEPS, BROOK, STUDY, BANKS, WALLS, BASIN, CREEK, INPUT.

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LEMUR /luːˈmɜːr/ · noun
A small, long-tailed primate native to the island of Madagascar, characterized by a large eyes and a long tail. Lemurs are social animals and are known for their agility and intelligence. Related: primate, monkey, ape, squirrel.
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/ · adjective
Of or pertaining to ten, especially in reference to years of age or a decade. Related: decennial, ten-year.
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 leak slowly, especially through a crack or hole. to emit or give off something, such as a smell or a gas. Related: leaks, trickles, seepage, 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 /stʌdi/ · noun, verb
A room in a house where a person studies or reads; to apply oneself to a subject in order to learn about it. Related: research, investigate, examine, analyze.
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 /wɔlz/ · noun, verb
Structures built to enclose or divide a space, or to provide support or protection. To cover or surround something completely. Related: barriers, boundaries, dividers, 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 /ɪnˈpʊt/ · noun, verb
Information given to a computer or other device to be processed or used. Something that is put into something else, such as a machine or a system. Related: data, information, feedback, response.

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