Maze Word Search
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This theme includes about 20 puzzles across difficulty levels.
Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: BANDA, CRIMP, GORMY, WEFTE, NEVER, CARER, LATHERY, ABACAS, ROUTE, MARKS, ROOMS, BALES, OASIS, STUDY, PAPER, CROPS.
Maze word list, defined
- BANDA /ˈbɑːn.də/ · noun
- A genre of Mexican popular music performed by large ensembles of brass instruments, woodwinds, and percussion, typically featuring tuba, trombones, clarinets, and a prominent drum; by extension, such an ensemble itself. Related: brass band, tambora, mariachi, norteño.
- CRIMP /krɪmp/ · noun & verb
- As a verb, to press or pinch something into small ridges or folds, or more figuratively, to restrict or hinder progress. As a noun, one of these small folds or ridges itself, or historically, a person who entices men into servitude by underhanded means. Related: fold, pleat, corrugate, ridge.
- GORMY /ˈɡɔːmi/ · adjective
- Rough, turbulent, or stormy, especially of the sea. In an older, less common sense, it means swollen or bulging. Related: stormy, turbulent, rough, boisterous.
- WEFTE /wɛft/ · noun
- An obsolete variant of weft: the threads that run crosswise through the warp in a woven fabric; by extension, the woven fabric itself. Related: weft, woof.
- NEVER /ˈnɛvər/ (US); /ˈnɛvə/ (UK) · adverb
- At no time; not on any occasion. It can also express emphatic surprise or disappointment, as in an emphatic “I never!” Related: not ever, not once, at no time.
- CARER /ˈkɛərər/ · noun
- A person whose job or role is to look after someone who is ill, elderly, young, or disabled. In British English it also specifically denotes a professional care worker, while in the US the term more often refers to an unpaid family caregiver. Related: caregiver, caretaker, attendant, aide.
- LATHERY /ˈlæðəri/ · adjective
- Soft and wet, like lather; covered with soap suds or moisture. Related: soapy, soggy, wet, moist.
- ROUTE /ruːt/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a way or course taken between two places, especially one followed when travelling. As a verb, to direct or send someone or something along a particular course or via a designated way. Related: path, way, itinerary, course.
- 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.
- ROOMS /ruːmz/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
- Rooms are enclosed spaces within a building, each used for a particular purpose; by extension, they can also mean accommodation. As a third-person singular verb form, rooms means to accommodate, share living space with, or have enough space for. Related: chambers, quarters, apartments, suites.
- BALES /beɪlz/ · noun (plural); also verb (third-person singular)
- Bales are large bound or wrapped bundles of a compressible material such as hay, straw, cotton, or paper, secured with twine, wire, or strapping. As a verb, it means to form such material into bales. Related: bundles, packages, sheaves, stacks.
- OASIS /oʊˈeɪsɪs/ · noun
- A fertile or watered area in a desert or other dry region, providing water, vegetation, and shelter. Figuratively, it refers to a pleasant, peaceful, or restorative place amid difficult surroundings. Related: haven, refuge, sanctuary, retreat.
- 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.
- PAPER /ˈpeɪpər/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, paper is a thin material made from cellulose fibres, typically formed into sheets, and also means a document, article, newspaper, or other written work. As a verb, paper means to cover or decorate a surface with paper, or to smooth or disguise a surface or issue. Related: article, document, publication, newspaper.
- CROPS /krɒps/ · noun (plural); also verb form
- The cultivated plants grown on a large scale for food, fibre, fuel, or other economic purposes, especially the harvestable yield such as grain, vegetables, or fruit. Related: harvest, yield, produce, cultivation.
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