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Play free online Characteristics word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Characteristics — 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: AWFUL, LOGICAL, NERVOUS, SERIOUS, COLD, SHY, PENSIVE, SERENE, MATURE, JUST, ARTFUL, CALLOUS, WARY, ANGELIC, CURT, AMAZING.

Characteristics word list, defined

AWFUL /ˈɔːfəl/ · adjective
Extremely bad or unpleasant; of very poor quality. In older usage, also inspiring awe or reverence. Related: terrible, dreadful, horrible, atrocious.
LOGICAL /ˈlɒdʒɪkəl/ · adjective
Based on reason or sound argument; having a clear and rational explanation. Reasonable and sensible. Related: reasonable, rational, sensible, sound.
NERVOUS /nɜːr.vəs/ · adjective
Feeling or showing anxiety or nervousness; easily upset or worried. Having or showing a lot of nervous energy. Related: anxious, apprehensive, fidgety, high-strung.
SERIOUS /ˈsɪəriəs/ · adjective
Expressing or involving a willingness to consider serious matters; solemn or grave in manner or character. Related: grave, solemn, severe, formal.
COLD /kəʊld/ (UK); /koʊld/ (US) · adjective
Of or at a low temperature, especially noticeably below body temperature or below what is comfortable; also, lacking warmth of feeling, enthusiasm, or affection. Related: chilly, freezing, icy, frigid.
SHY /ʃaɪ/ · adjective
Feeling or showing a lack of confidence in social situations, or feeling uncomfortable when the attention of others is drawn to oneself. Feeling or showing a tendency to be quiet and unobtrusive. Related: timid, bashful, coy, modest.
PENSIVE /ˈpɛnsɪv/ · adjective
Having a thoughtful or melancholic expression; thoughtful or reflective in a quiet and serious way. Related: melancholy, thoughtful, contemplative, brooding.
SERENE /ˈsɛriːn/ · adjective
Having a peaceful and untroubled quality; calm and untroubled. Related: peaceful, calm, tranquil, quiet.
MATURE /mætʃər/ · adjective
Fully grown or developed; having reached physical or mental maturity. Having a high level of experience, skill, or wisdom. Related: ripe, full-grown, developed, experienced.
JUST /dʒʌst/ · adverb, adjective
Used to indicate that something is happening or is true at the present moment, or to indicate that something is fair or reasonable. Also used to indicate that something is exact or precise. Related: merely, simply, only, precisely.
ARTFUL /ˈɑːrtfəl/ · adjective
Clever or skillful, especially in achieving one's aims through ingenuity; often implying cunning or craftiness. It can also describe something done with great artistic skill or ingenuity. Related: cunning, crafty, clever, sly.
CALLOUS /ˈkæl.əs/ · adjective
Showing or characterized by an insensitive and cruel disregard for the feelings or suffering of others; emotionally hardened and unfeeling. Related: heartless, unfeeling, insensitive, cold-blooded.
WARY /ˈweɪri/ · adjective
Having or showing a feeling of suspicion or fear that something bad may happen; cautious or careful because of a feeling of danger. Related: cautious, suspicious, apprehensive, timid.
ANGELIC /ænˈdʒɛlɪk/ · adjective
Of, resembling, or befitting an angel; exceptionally beautiful, pure, or kind in a way associated with angels. Related: seraphic, heavenly, divine, cherubic.
CURT /kɜːrt/ · adjective
Rudely brief in speech or manner; using so few words as to seem impolite or dismissive. Related: brusque, abrupt, terse, blunt.
AMAZING /əˈmeɪzɪŋ/ · adjective
Causing great surprise or wonder; astonishing. It is also widely used more loosely to mean extremely good, impressive, or remarkable. Related: astonishing, incredible, stunning, remarkable.

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