Mail Word Search
Play free online Mail word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Mail — 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: BLOCKED, TENDS, BLOKE, BIDES, BLOCK, CHEATED, SIEVES, KARATE, MAILS, POSTS, STEMS, STAMP, PROOF, MARKS, RATES, SNAIL.
Mail word list, defined
- BLOCKED /blɒkt/ (British), /blɑːkt/ (US) · verb (past tense and past participle of block); also adjective
- As the past tense and past participle of "block", it means prevented movement, progress, or passage through or along something, or obstructed something. As an adjective, it describes something obstructed, jammed, or prevented from functioning or passing. Related: obstructed, barred, impeded, hampered.
- TENDS /tɛndz/ · verb (third-person singular present)
- The third-person singular present form of tend. It means to have a tendency or inclination toward doing something, to move or develop toward a particular condition or result, or, with an object, to attend to or care for something. Related: leans, is inclined, is likely, gravitates.
- BLOKE /bləʊk/ · noun
- An informal term for a man, typically used in casual conversation. It often carries a connotation of an ordinary, unpretentious, down-to-earth man. Related: fellow, chap, guy, lad.
- BIDES /baɪdz/ · verb
- Third-person singular present of "bide": to remain or stay in a place, especially quietly or patiently, awaiting an opportunity. Related: waits, remains, stays, lingers.
- BLOCK /blɒk/ · noun, verb
- A solid piece of hard material with flat sides; also a section of something such as a city street or a period of time. Related: chunk, lump, slab, hunk.
- CHEATED /ˈtʃiː.tɪd/ · verb
- Past tense and past participle of "cheat": to have acted dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage, especially in a game, exam, or financial matter; or to have deprived someone of something expected by trickery or deceit. Related: deceived, swindled, defrauded, duped.
- KARATE /kəˈrɑːti/ · noun
- A Japanese martial art that emphasizes striking, blocking, and other techniques using the hands and feet. In general use, the word can also refer to a style or system of unarmed combat. Related: martial art, empty-hand combat, Japanese martial art, unarmed combat.
- MAILS /meɪlz/ · noun and verb
- The plural of mail, referring to letters, parcels, electronic messages, or, rarely, individual coats of mail. It is also the third-person singular form of the verb mail, meaning to send something by post or electronically. Related: letters, parcels, correspondence, messages.
- POSTS /poʊsts/ · noun and verb
- As a plural noun, posts are individual pieces of content, messages, notices, or other material published or displayed for others to read. As a third-person singular verb form, posts means publishes or shares online, or sends and distributes something. Related: messages, updates, entries, publications.
- STEMS /stɛmz/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
- The main stalk or woody trunk of a plant, or the narrow front part of a ship. The plural form can also refer to the central supporting or foundational parts of more abstract structures. Related: stalks, trunks, shafts, posts.
- STAMP /stæmp/ · noun; verb
- A stamp is a small printed piece of adhesive paper, often bearing a denomination or official design and used to show that postage or a fee has been paid. The word can also refer to an official mark, seal, or impression, or to the act of pressing or marking something firmly. Related: postage label, seal, mark, imprint.
- PROOF /pruːf/ · noun, adjective, and verb
- A proof is evidence or a convincing argument that establishes a fact or demonstrates that someone or something is true. As an adjective, it means resistant or proof against something, especially in the phrase “proof against.” As a verb, it means to mark a document as ready for printing or to test something, especially informally. Related: evidence, demonstration, verification, confirmation.
- MARKS /mɑːrkz/ (US); /mɑːks/ (UK) · noun (plural), verb (third-person singular present)
- As a plural noun, marks are signs, symbols, impressions, scores, or grades that indicate a quality, result, or change. As a verb, marks means identifies, indicates, notices, or distinguishes something. Related: signs, symbols, scores, grades.
- RATES /rɑɪts/ · noun, verb
- A rate is a measure of the amount of something per unit of time or quantity. To rate something is to evaluate or assess its quality or value. Related: fee, charge, price, tariff.
- SNAIL /sneɪl/ · noun; verb
- A snail is a slow-moving gastropod mollusc, typically with a coiled shell, soft body, and retractable tentacles. Informally, it can mean a very slow person; as a verb, it means to move or make progress very slowly. Related: gastropod, mollusk, escargot, slowpoke.
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