Bed Word Search
Play free online Bed word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Bed — 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: UNHORSES, REMAP, JOSSES, UNHORSE, BOXES, SKIPPY, DARERS, DESALT, FRAME, SKIRT, CRIBS, SLEEP, SOLID, SKINS, GRASS, RAILS.
Bed word list, defined
- REMAP /riˈmæp/ · verb
- To map something again, especially to alter the correspondence between keys, identifiers, coordinates, or other values. The term is also used more broadly to mean redefining or reorganizing an existing scheme. Related: reassign, redefine, reorganize, rearrange.
- UNHORSE /ʌnˈhɔːrs/ (US); /ʌnˈhɔːs/ (British) · verb
- To cause a rider to fall from a horse or dismount. Figuratively, it can mean to dislodge someone from a position of power, control, or advantage. Related: dismount, throw, knock down, topple.
- BOXES /ˈbɒksɪz/ (UK), /ˈbɑːksɪz/ (US) · noun (plural) / verb (third-person singular present)
- The plural of 'box': rigid containers, typically with flat sides and often a lid, used for storing, packing, or transporting things. As a verb form, it is the third-person singular of 'to box', meaning to pack things in boxes or to fight with the fists. Related: containers, cartons, cases, crates.
- SKIPPY /ˈskɪpi/ · adjective
- Playful, lively, and full of energetic movement; jaunty and animated. Related: lively, playful, energetic, sprightly.
- DESALT /ˌdiːˈsɒlt/ · verb
- To remove salt from something, especially from seawater or brackish water to make it drinkable, or from food to reduce its saltiness. Related: desalinate, desalinize, purify, freshen.
- FRAME /freɪm/ · noun, verb
- A rigid structure that surrounds or supports something, such as a picture, window, or building. As a verb, to frame means to construct or compose something within defined limits, or, in criminal contexts, to deliberately incriminate an innocent person by fabricating evidence. Related: structure, framework, border, skeleton.
- SKIRT /skɜːrt/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a skirt is a garment worn around the waist, extending downward from the waist to varying lengths. As a verb, to skirt something means to move or proceed around its edge, or to avoid dealing with a subject directly. Related: circumvent, avoid, evade, bypass.
- CRIBS /krɪbz/ · noun (plural of crib); also verb form
- Cribs are the plural of crib: beds or enclosures with high slatted sides for babies and young children, and by extension, copies of schoolwork done dishonestly, small crude cottages or huts, and — in card games such as cribbage — the hands discarded to the dealer's box. Related: cots, bassinets, beds, cradles.
- SLEEP /sliːp/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, sleep is the state of rest characterized by reduced consciousness, responsiveness, and muscle activity, normally occurring periodically. As a verb, it means to rest in this state or to spend a period of time sleeping. Related: rest, slumber, nap, doze.
- SOLID /ˈsɒlɪd/ (British); /ˈsɑːlɪd/ (US) · adjective; noun
- Adjective: firm, compact, and without hollow spaces; stable, reliable, or complete. Noun: a substance that retains its shape and has a fixed volume, or a three-dimensional object extending in all directions. Related: firm, substantial, sturdy, reliable.
- SKINS /skɪnz/ · noun
- The outer covering of a person, animal, fruit, or other natural object. In informal use, “skins” can also mean people in general. Related: skin, hides, pelt, rind.
- GRASS British /ɡrɑːs/; US /ɡræs/ · noun and verb
- Grass is a member of the grass family, or collectively the vegetation made up of grasses and their leaves and shoots. It can also refer to a lawn or pasture, to marijuana, or, in British informal use, to an informer; as a verb, it means to inform on someone or to cover an area with grass. Related: vegetation, greenery, turf, herbage.
- RAILS /reɪlz/ · noun (plural)
- The metal tracks on which trains or other railway vehicles run. In figurative use, “rails” can also refer to social, political, or economic barriers or boundaries. Related: railway tracks, train tracks, railroad tracks, tracks.
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