Happiness Word Search
Play free online Happiness word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Happiness — 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: HARMONY, GLEE, GLOW, EXULT, GRAND, FESTIV, HOBBY, HONOR, WIFE, AMUSE, QUIET, MEN, GLAD, WIN, FILM, FUN.
Happiness word list, defined
- HARMONY /ˈhɑːrməni/ (US); /ˈhɑːməni/ (non-rhotic British) · noun and verb
- Harmony is a pleasing agreement or harmonious relationship between people, ideas, or parts of a whole. It can also refer specifically to a combination of musical notes that sounds pleasant or to an orderly, balanced arrangement of elements. Related: unity, concord, peace, accord.
- GLEE /ɡliː/ · noun
- A strong, exuberant feeling of joy or delight, often expressed in a lively or boisterous way. Related: joy, mirth, delight, cheer.
- GLOW /ɡləʊ/ (British English); /ɡloʊ/ (American English) · noun and verb
- To emit a soft, steady light, or to appear warm, healthy, or pleased. As a noun, a glow is such a light or a warm, contented feeling. Related: shine, gleam, radiance, illumination.
- EXULT /ɪɡˈzʌlt/ · verb
- To show or feel great joy or triumph, especially about a success or victory; to rejoice enthusiastically. It can also take the form 'exult in/over something', meaning to delight keenly in it. Related: rejoice, triumph, celebrate, delight.
- GRAND /ɡrænd/ · adjective, noun, verb
- Grand means magnificent or impressive in appearance, scale, or style; important or distinguished; or large and elaborate. As a noun, it can refer to a person of high rank, and as a verb, it can mean to make something grand or more imposing. Related: magnificent, splendid, imposing, distinguished.
- HOBBY /ˈhɒbi/ (British); /ˈhɑːbi/ (US) · noun
- An activity that one does regularly for pleasure, interest, or relaxation, rather than mainly for work or financial gain. Related: pastime, interest, avocation, occupation.
- HONOR British: /ˈɒnər/; American: /ˈɑːnər/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, honor means respect, esteem, or adherence to a standard of conduct regarded as noble or admirable. As a verb, it means to give respect or recognition to someone or something, especially for an achievement, quality, or promise. Related: esteem, respect, dignity, integrity.
- WIFE /waɪf/ · noun
- A woman who is married to a particular man. In older usage, the word could mean a woman generally. Related: spouse, partner, consort, better half.
- AMUSE /əˈmjuːz/ · verb
- To entertain or occupy someone's attention in a pleasant, light-hearted way; to cause laughter or mild enjoyment. Related: entertain, delight, divert, charm.
- QUIET /ˈkwaɪət/ · adjective
- Making little or no sound, or free from disturbance and activity. It can also describe a person who is reserved, gentle, or not socially assertive. Related: silent, hushed, still, calm.
- MEN /mɛn/ · noun
- The plural form of man, used to refer to male adults, especially when speaking collectively about men as a group. Related: males, gentlemen, menfolk.
- GLAD /ɡlæd/ · adjective; archaic verb
- Feeling pleased, delighted, or happy about something. In the expression “glad to” it means willing or pleased to do something; in older usage, it also meant bright or shining. Related: pleased, delighted, happy, joyful.
- WIN /wɪn/ · verb, noun
- To achieve victory, success, or an advantage in a contest or effort; to obtain something as the result of effort, merit, or chance. As a noun, a win is a victory, success, or instance of gaining an advantage or prize. Related: prevail, succeed, triumph, conquer.
- FILM /fɪlm/ · noun, verb
- A thin flexible strip of plastic coated with light-sensitive emulsion used for photography or motion pictures; also a movie, and more generally a thin layer of something covering a surface. Related: movie, motion picture, cinema, picture.
- FUN /fʌn/ · noun (also adjective)
- Enjoyment, amusement, or lighthearted pleasure, especially from an activity or experience that is entertaining rather than serious. It is also used informally as an adjective describing something or someone enjoyable. Related: amusement, enjoyment, entertainment, pleasure.
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