Alien Movie Word Search

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

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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.

Sample words: MICATE, RATHE, TEWIT, ADJUTANT, TUSSLE, KAPPA, PETTER, SMOYLE, CREWS, CHOKE, BURST, ALIEN, ENTER, DUCTS, CLUBS, BREAK.

Alien Movie word list, defined

RATHE /reɪð/ · adjective, adverb
Rathe is an archaic adjective or adverb meaning prompt, ready, or willing; quickly, promptly, or readily. Related: ready, prompt, willing, eager.
ADJUTANT /ˈædʒətənt/ · noun
A military officer who serves as an administrative assistant to a senior commander, responsible for issuing orders and handling official correspondence. In British usage, adjutant also denotes the rank of a junior officer in certain army units. Related: aide, aide-de-camp, assistant, deputy.
TUSSLE /tʌsəl/ · verb
To struggle or contend in a physical or verbal conflict; to struggle or resist against something. Related: struggle, contend, quarrel, scuffle.
KAPPA /kæpə/ · noun
A type of water spirit from Japanese folklore, often depicted as a green creature with a beak-like mouth and a turtle shell on its back. Related: water spirit, Japanese folklore, green creature.
PETTER /ˈpɛtər/ · verb
To make or become better or more attractive; to improve or enhance something. Related: improve, enhance, better, refine.
CREWS /kruːz/ · noun (plural) / verb
Crews are groups of people who work together on a ship, aircraft, film production, or other organized undertaking; as a plural of "crew," it denotes multiple such teams. As a verb form, "crews" means acts as a member of a crew on a vessel. Related: teams, staffs, squads, gangs.
CHOKE /tʃoʊk/ · verb
To have difficulty breathing because the windpipe is obstructed, whether by an object, food, or liquid; more broadly, to block, suffocate, or render unable to breathe. Related: suffocate, gag, smother, strangle.
BURST /bɜːrst/ · verb, noun
To burst is to break open or apart suddenly and violently, especially from internal pressure. As a noun, it denotes the act or instance of such a sudden break or eruption. Related: rupture, explode, erupt, shatter.
ALIEN /ˈeɪ.li.ən/ · noun, adjective
As a noun, an alien is a person who belongs to a foreign country or nation; in popular usage, also a being from another world. As an adjective, alien describes something belonging to another person, place, or thing — foreign, unfamiliar, or hostile. Related: foreigner, outsider, stranger, noncitizen.
ENTER /ˈɛn.tɚ/ · verb
To come or go into a place; to begin to be involved in or become a member of something such as an organization, agreement, or state. Related: go into, come in, join, penetrate.
DUCTS /dʌkts/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular)
Tubes or channels that carry air, liquids, cables, or other substances, especially in buildings, machinery, or the body. As a verb, 'ducts' is the third-person singular form meaning to convey something through such a channel. Related: tubes, channels, conduits, pipelines.
CLUBS /klʌbz/ · noun
The plural of "club": associations of people joined for a common purpose or activity, heavy sticks used as weapons, and the black suit in a deck of playing cards shaped like a trefoil. As a verb form, it is the third-person singular present of "club" (to hit with a club or to combine). Related: societies, associations, organizations, groups.
BREAK /breɪk/ · verb
To separate into pieces as a result of a blow, shock, or strain; more broadly, to fail to observe a law, agreement, or promise, or to interrupt the continuity of something such as silence, a record, or a routine. Related: shatter, smash, fracture, violate.

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