England Footballers Word Search
Play free online England Footballers word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around England Footballers — no download or signup required. Choose Quick, Easy, Medium, or Hard difficulty and track stars as you clear each pack.
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Sample words: ALBERT, JACK, TONY, CHARLES, ALAN, VIV, CLIVE, HARRY, CLIFF, DAVE, RAY, PAT, BERT, TIM, SOL, REX.
England Footballers word list, defined
- ALBERT /ˈæl.bərt/ · noun
- As a common noun, an albert is a decorative watch chain worn across a waistcoat, named after Prince Albert, consort of Queen Victoria; it also refers to the personal name Albert. Related: watch chain, fob chain, vest chain.
- JACK /dʒæk/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, jack refers to several related objects: a male donkey, a device used for lifting or supporting, an electrical socket, a playing card lower than a queen, or an informal term for a man or laborer. As a verb, it means to lift or support with a jack, or, informally, to raise or increase something, especially a price. Related: lifting device, socket, card, male donkey.
- TONY /ˈtəʊni/ (British); /ˈtoʊni/ (American) · adjective
- Stylish, fashionable, and often conspicuously expensive or sophisticated. It can also be used disparagingly to describe affected, pretentious behaviour or appearances. Related: stylish, fashionable, smart, elegant.
- ALAN /ˈælən/ · noun
- A male given name of Celtic origin, borne by many notable figures; also the name of a breed of hunting dog (the Alaunt) in medieval usage.
- HARRY /ˈhæri/ · verb
- To harass or persistently trouble someone, especially by repeatedly pressuring, threatening, or annoying them. In older literary use, it can also mean to ravage or plunder. Related: hassle, harass, pester, torment.
- CLIFF /klɪf/ · noun
- A steep, high rock face, especially one at the edge of the sea or of a river, rising sharply from the land or water below. Related: precipice, bluff, escarpment, crag.
- RAY /reɪ/ · noun and verb
- A ray is a thin beam or line of light, a narrow line extending from a point, or a flat cartilaginous fish with a whip-like tail. As a verb, it means to emit rays or light. Related: beam, streak, shaft, line.
- PAT /pæt/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a pat is a light touch or tap made with the hand, often as a gesture of affection or encouragement. As a verb, to pat means to touch or tap someone or something lightly, usually several times. Related: tap, stroke, caress, rub.
- SOL /sɒl/ (British); /sɑːl/ (US) · noun
- A sol is the monetary unit of Peru. The word can also denote the sun in poetic or archaic English, and can name the musical note G in traditional sol-fa notation. Related: sun, daystar, G, Peruvian currency unit.
- REX /rɛks/ · noun
- A king or sovereign, especially when used humorously or archaically for a powerful or dominant man. Related: monarch, king, sovereign, ruler.
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