Homonyms Word Search

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Play free online Homonyms word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Homonyms — 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: AXE, AYE, ARC, AIR, ANT, ALE, ARK, AID, COLD, BLEW, DEAR, BEAT, ALOUD, PEAR, PEEK, PEAK.

Homonyms word list, defined

AXE /æks/ · noun, verb
A tool with a heavy metal blade mounted on a handle, used for chopping wood or as a weapon; as a verb, to cut down or dismiss abruptly. Related: hatchet, cleaver, adze, tomahawk.
AYE /aɪ/ · adverb
An expression of agreement or assent, meaning 'yes'; used especially in voting contexts and in Scottish and Northern English speech. Related: yes, yea.
ARC /ɑːrk/ · noun
A part of a curve, especially the continuous portion of a circle between two points. More broadly, a smooth curving trajectory or path traced by something moving. Related: curve, bow, bend, sweep.
AIR /ɛər/ · noun
The invisible mixture of gases (chiefly nitrogen and oxygen) that surrounds the Earth and is breathed by living things. Also, more broadly, the atmosphere or the open space above the ground. Related: atmosphere, breeze, wind, oxygen.
ANT /ænt/ · noun
A small, typically wingless social insect of the family Formicidae that lives in organized colonies and is known for its strength relative to its size. Related: emmet, pismire, formicid.
ALE /eɪl/ · noun
A type of beer brewed using a warm fermentation method with a top-fermenting yeast, typically fuller-bodied and fruitier than lager. In older usage, the term referred to a fermented drink made without hops. Related: beer, brew, cask beer, bitter.
ARK /ɑːrk/ · noun
A large boat or vessel, especially the ship built by Noah in the biblical account of the Flood; more broadly, any place or thing offering refuge or protection. Related: vessel, refuge, sanctuary, haven.
AID /eɪd/ · noun, verb
Help or support given to someone in need; as a verb, to provide such help. Related: assistance, help, support, relief.
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.
BLEW /bluː/ · verb
Blew is the simple past tense of the verb "blow," meaning that air or wind moved forcefully, or that someone forced air out of their mouth. It also extends figuratively to mean wasted or ruined an opportunity. Related: puffed, wafted, gusted, huffed.
DEAR /dɪər/ · adjective, noun, interjection
Regarded with deep affection or loved dearly; used as a polite or affectionate form of address. As a noun, it means a beloved person. Related: beloved, cherished, precious, darling.
BEAT /biːt/ · verb
To strike repeatedly and forcefully, or to defeat someone in a competition, contest, or conflict. As a noun it also denotes a rhythmic pulse or a regular patrol route. Related: defeat, strike, pound, thump.
ALOUD /əˈlaʊd/ · adverb
In a voice that can be heard; not silently or in a whisper. Used chiefly of reading, speaking, or thinking expressed vocally rather than internally. Related: out loud, audibly, vocally, loudly.
PEAR /pɛr/ · noun
A sweet, edible fruit that grows on pear trees, typically round or oval in shape and having a smooth skin that is often green or brown. Related: apple, peach, plum, cherry.
PEEK /piːk/ · verb, noun
To look quickly at something, often secretly. A brief look or glance. Related: glance, glimpse, peek, sneak.
PEAK /piːk/ · noun, verb
The highest or most superior point of something, or a sharp, pointed rock or mountain. To reach the highest or most superior point of something. Related: apex, crest, pinnacle, summit.

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