Espionage Word Search

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Play free online Espionage word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Espionage — 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: FBI, KGB, NSA, OSS, CASE, COPY, CRIME, GROUP, DEVICE, COBBLER, DISCARD, NURSEMAID, NAKED, ESCORT, PAROLES, PATTERN.

Espionage word list, defined

CASE /keɪs/ · noun
An instance of a particular situation or set of circumstances, especially one requiring investigation, decision, or treatment; also a legal proceeding or a container designed to hold something. Related: instance, situation, circumstance, matter.
COPY /ˈkɒpi/ (British), /ˈkɑːpi/ (US) · noun, verb
A copy is a duplicate or reproduction of an original document, artwork, or text; it also refers to written material prepared for publication or advertising. As a verb, to copy means to reproduce or imitate something. Related: duplicate, reproduction, replica, facsimile.
CRIME /kraɪm/ · noun
An action or omission that constitutes an offence and is punishable by law; more broadly, such actions considered as a whole or as a social phenomenon. Related: offence, felony, misdemeanor, wrongdoing.
GROUP /ɡruːp/ · noun, verb, adjective
A group is a set of people, animals, or things regarded as a collective, especially people sharing an organization or category; as a verb, to group is to arrange or classify them together. In attributive use, group also means belonging to or characteristic of a collective. Related: cluster, set, collection, team.
DEVICE /dɪˈvaɪs/ · noun
A thing made or adapted for a particular purpose, especially a piece of mechanical or electronic equipment. Also a plan, scheme, or literary technique used to achieve a specific effect. Related: gadget, apparatus, appliance, contraption.
COBBLER /ˈkɒblər/ (US: /ˈkɑːblər/) · noun
A person whose job is mending shoes (traditionally also making them); also, a deep-dish fruit dessert baked with a thick biscuit or pastry topping. Related: shoemaker, bootmaker, cordwainer, mender.
DISCARD /dɪˈskɑːrd/ · verb
To get rid of something that is no longer wanted or useful, especially by throwing it away; also, in card games, to play or throw down a card from one's hand. Related: discard, throw away, jettison, scrap.
NURSEMAID /ˈnɜːzmeɪd/ (British), /ˈnɝːzmeɪd/ (US) · noun
A woman employed to care for children in a household, especially a woman whose duties include looking after young children and assisting with their care. Related: nanny, governess, carer, babysitter.
NAKED /ˈneɪkɪd/ · adjective
Not wearing clothes; without clothing or covering. It can also mean plainly exposed, lacking concealment or embellishment, or figurative and unprotected. Related: nude, unclothed, bare, exposed.
ESCORT /ˈɛskɔːrt/ (noun), /ɪˈskɔːrt/ (verb) · noun, verb
As a noun, an escort is a person or group accompanying someone for protection, honor, or courtesy. As a verb, to escort means to accompany someone in order to guard or guide them. Related: companion, attendant, guard, chaperone.
PAROLES /pəˈrəʊlz, pəˈroʊlz/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
Paroles are solemn words of promise or personal assurances. As the third-person singular form of the verb parole, it means to release a prisoner on condition that the person remains under supervision and complies with specified requirements. Related: promises, pledges, assurances, oaths.
PATTERN /ˈpætərn/ · noun, verb
As a noun, a pattern is a repeated sequence of elements, a decorative design, or a model used as a guide for making something. As a verb, to pattern something means to form, mark, or arrange it according to a particular design or sequence. Related: design, motif, template, model.

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