Protocol Word Search
Play free online Protocol word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Protocol — 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: AWING, INWRAP, AMADOUS, PANDS, NEARS, HERMS, CAWING, RUTILE, EMAIL, INBOX, ORDER, WIRED, GROUP, LINKS, DAILY, SHARE.
Protocol word list, defined
- AWING /ˈɔː.ɪŋ/ · verb (present participle)
- Present participle of the verb 'awe': to fill someone with a feeling of reverential respect mixed with wonder or amazement. Related: amazing, astonishing, stunning, impressing.
- INWRAP /ɪnˈræp/ · verb
- To wrap something around or enclose something else. The word is now chiefly literary or archaic. Related: enwrap, enfold, encase, enclose.
- NEARS /nɪərz/ · verb
- To come near or draw near to something or someone. To approach or draw closer to something. Related: approach, draw near, come close, nearby.
- HERMS /hɜːrmz/ (US); /hɜːmz/ (British) · noun (plural)
- The plural of herm: a freestanding, usually square stone or wooden pillar surmounted by a carved head, especially in ancient Greek and Roman sculpture. The head was often identified with Hermes, although this was not always the case. Related: hermae, pillars.
- CAWING /ˈkɔːɪŋ/ · noun and verb
- The loud, harsh cry of a crow, raven, or related bird; also the present participle of 'caw', meaning to make such a cry. Related: squawking, croaking, screeching, cackling.
- RUTILE /ˈruːtaɪl/ · noun
- A titanium dioxide mineral with a tetragonal crystal structure, occurring in colors ranging from black and brown to reddish and golden. It is an important ore of titanium and commonly occurs as needles or inclusions in quartz and other minerals. Related: titanite, titanium dioxide, red schorl.
- EMAIL /ˈiːmeɪl/ · noun (also verb)
- A system for sending electronic messages between computers or devices over the internet, and any individual message sent by that system. As a verb, to send such an electronic message. Related: message, note, correspondence, missive.
- INBOX /ˈɪnbɒks/ (British); /ˈɪnbɑːks/ (American) · noun (primarily); verb (informal, chiefly computer-related)
- A receptacle or electronic folder where incoming mail, messages, documents, or other communications are received. In modern usage, it most often refers to the place where a person or organization receives electronic messages. Related: mailbox, in-tray, intray, receptacle.
- ORDER /ˈɔːrdər/ (US); /ˈɔːdə(r)/ (British) · noun and verb
- Order is the arrangement of things in a particular sequence or a structured system, hierarchy, or condition. As a verb, it means to command someone, arrange things, or request something from a seller or institution. Related: arrangement, sequence, command, request.
- WIRED /ˈwaɪəd/ (British) /ˈwaɪərd/ (US) · adjective, verb
- Connected by or having wires; equipped or arranged with wires. Informally, it means extremely excited, anxious, energetic, or unable to relax. Related: connected, energized, excited, alert.
- GROUP /ɡruːp/ · noun, verb, adjective
- A group is a set of people, animals, or things regarded as a collective, especially people sharing an organization or category; as a verb, to group is to arrange or classify them together. In attributive use, group also means belonging to or characteristic of a collective. Related: cluster, set, collection, team.
- LINKS /lɪŋks/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, links are connections between people, objects, documents, or websites. As a verb, links means to connect or make something available by another route, especially by clicking or selecting a reference. Related: connections, references, relationships, associations.
- DAILY /ˈdeɪli/ · adjective, adverb, noun
- Daily means happening or done every day, or relating to a single day. As a noun, it refers to something produced or published every day, especially a daily newspaper. Related: everyday, routine, regular, per diem.
- SHARE /ʃɛər/ (British); /ʃer/ (US) · verb; noun
- As a verb, to share means to have, use, divide, or distribute something jointly with others. As a noun, a share is an equal or allotted portion, a participation interest, or a financial stake in a company. Related: divide, distribute, allocate, allot.
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