Bureaucracy Word Search

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Play free online Bureaucracy word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Bureaucracy — no download or signup required. Choose Quick, Easy, Tough, or Champ difficulty and track stars as you clear each pack.

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Sample words: QUAIR, DROPS, PISTIL, REDED, GADFLY, IODISED, VIOLAS, PAGES, BARON, HAVOC, ORDER, LABOR, EXAMS, BLAME, POWER, TENDS.

Bureaucracy word list, defined

QUAIR /kwɛr/ · noun
A quair is a book or a pamphlet, often of a literary or poetic nature. Related: booklet, pamphlet, brochure, leaflet.
DROPS /drɒps/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
Small quantities of liquid falling or forming in rounded masses; as a verb, the act of letting something fall or ceasing to hold, continue, or mention something. Related: droplets, beads, globules, drips.
PISTIL /pɪˈstɪl/ · noun
The central part of a flower that contains the ovary and is usually the enlarged base of the style; the female reproductive organ of a flower. In botany, the pistil is the part of the flower that contains the ovules. Related: stigma, style, ovary, gynoecium.
REDED /rɛdɛd/ · verb
To reconfirm or reaffirm something, often in a formal or official context. Related: reaffirm, reconfirm, reassert, reiterate.
GADFLY /ˈɡædflaɪ/ · noun
A gadfly is a large, fast-flying fly that bites or wounds livestock, especially horses and cattle. Figuratively, it is a person who persistently provokes, criticizes, or challenges others—especially those in positions of power—in order to stimulate change or action. Related: pest, nuisance, provocateur, agitator.
VIOLAS /vɪˈoʊləz/ · noun
A small, delicate stringed musical instrument, typicallyuky with four strings, played with a bow or by plucking. A type of flowering plant, especially one of the pansy family. Related: violins, cellos, flutes, harp.
PAGES /pɛɪdʒz/ · noun
A leaf of paper in a book or magazine, or a single screen of a document or website. Related: sheets, leaves, screens, pages.
BARON /ˈbærən/ · noun
A baron is a member of the lowest rank of the British peerage, or historically a powerful feudal nobleman holding lands directly from the king. The word is also used figuratively for a person with great wealth and power in a particular industry, such as a press baron or oil baron. Related: nobleman, peer, lord, aristocrat.
HAVOC /hæˈvɒk/ · noun, verb
A state of great disorder or confusion; a violent or destructive attack. To cause great disorder or destruction. Related: chaos, mayhem, destruction, devastation.
ORDER /ˈɔrdər/ · noun, verb
A request or instruction to do something in a particular way or at a particular time. To arrange in a particular order or sequence. Related: request, instruction, arrangement, sequence.
LABOR /ˈleɪbər/ · noun, verb
Work, especially physical or mental effort, especially when done regularly or continuously. To work or exert oneself, especially physically. Related: toil, effort, work, exertion.
EXAMS /ɪɡˈzæmz/ · noun (plural)
The plural of "exam": formal tests of a person's knowledge or ability in a subject, typically taken at school, university, or as part of a professional qualification. Related: tests, assessments, examinations, papers.
BLAME /bleɪm/ · noun, verb
Responsibility for a fault, mistake, or wrongdoing; as a verb, to assign such responsibility to someone. Related: fault, culpability, responsibility, guilt.
POWER /ˈpaʊər/ · noun, verb
The ability or capacity to do something or to produce an effect. The state or quality of being powerful. Related: strength, ability, capacity, influence.
TENDS /tɛndz/ · verb
to have a tendency or inclination; to be disposed or inclined to do something. To extend or stretch out in a particular direction. Related: inclines, disposes, has a tendency, leans towards.

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