Safety Word Search
Play free online Safety word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Safety — 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: EASE, WAR, AID, GAS, OPT, EXIT, GAG, PIN, ABUSE, FACT, ALARM, QUICK, REPEL, SHOCK, RIGOR.
Safety word list, defined
- EASE /iːz/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, ease is the state of being free from difficulty, effort, pain, or worry; freedom from constraint or discomfort. As a verb, it means to make something less difficult, severe, or tense, or to move gently and gradually. Related: comfort, facility, effortlessness, relief.
- WAR /wɔːr/ (British); /wɔr/ (American) · noun and verb
- War is organized armed conflict between states, communities, or other organized groups. In broader use, it can refer to a prolonged struggle, conflict, or state of hostility. Related: conflict, hostilities, fighting, battle.
- AID /eɪd/ · noun, verb
- Help or support given to someone in need; as a verb, to provide such help. Related: assistance, help, support, relief.
- GAS /ɡæs/ · noun; verb
- Gas is a substance in the gaseous state, especially a fuel such as natural gas. In North American English, gas also means gasoline, while in British English it commonly means fuel gas; the word can additionally refer to intestinal gas, nitrous oxide, boastful talk, or the act of exposing someone to poisonous gas. Related: vapor, vapour, petrol, gasoline.
- OPT /ɒpt/ (British); /ɑːpt/ (US) · verb
- To choose or elect to do something, especially when another course of action is available. It is commonly used in the constructions “opt for” and “opt to,” as well as in “opt in” and “opt out.” Related: choose, select, pick, prefer.
- EXIT /ˈɛɡzɪt/ · noun, verb
- A way out of a place, or the act of leaving; as a verb, to go out of or depart from a place. Related: departure, exitway, doorway, withdrawal.
- GAG /ɡæɡ/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a gag is a device placed over or in the mouth to prevent speech or crying out; as a verb, it means to choke or retch, or to prevent someone from speaking freely. Related: muzzle, silence, suppress, censor.
- PIN /pɪn/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a pin is a small, slender fastener or pointed object used to hold things together, mark a location, or play a role in a game. As a verb, pin means to fasten, hold, or identify something firmly or precisely. Related: fastener, brooch, badge, nail.
- ABUSE /əˈbjuːs/ (noun), /əˈbjuːz/ (verb) · noun, verb
- As a noun, abuse is the improper or cruel treatment of a person or thing, especially repeatedly or over time. As a verb, it means to treat a person or thing wrongly or violently, or to use something for a purpose it was not intended for. Related: mistreatment, misuse, maltreatment, exploitation.
- FACT /fækt/ · noun
- A fact is something that is known or proved to be true; a piece of information based on reality rather than opinion, belief, or invention. Related: reality, truth, certainty, actuality.
- ALARM /əˈlɑːrm/ · noun, verb
- A sudden fear or anxious awareness of danger; also a device that signals danger or wakes people with a loud sound. As a verb, to alarm is to fill someone with sudden fear or worry. Related: fear, dread, panic, consternation.
- QUICK /kwɪk/ · adjective, adverb, noun
- Quick means moving, acting, or completed with speed; it can also mean brief, prompt, mentally alert, or, in archaic and literary use, alive. Related: fast, rapid, swift, brisk.
- REPEL /rɪˈpɛl/ · verb
- To drive or force something away, especially by exerting force against it. It can also mean to resist or reject an approach, idea, or person. Related: drive away, push back, repel, repulse.
- SHOCK /ʃɒk/ (British); /ʃɑːk/ (US) · noun and verb
- As a noun, a shock is a sudden, strong, and often unpleasant feeling or event, or a physical jolt that disturbs a person or object. As a verb, it means to cause someone great surprise or distress, or to damage something by a sudden impact or electrical discharge. Related: surprise, jolt, startle, upset.
- RIGOR /ˈrɪɡər/ (also /ˈrɪɡə/ in non-rhotic British English) · noun
- Strictness or exactness in standards, conduct, or reasoning; great care and thoroughness. It can also refer to harshness or severity, particularly in difficult circumstances. Related: strictness, precision, thoroughness, exactness.
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