Espionage 2 Word Search

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Play free online Espionage 2 word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Espionage 2 — 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: GEEKY, HIPLY, GAPPER, DURGY, EMBARRED, TAUNTED, CAVERS, CHINAMAN, PILL, EYE, BRANCH, CASE, DISCARD, TRAP, HIT, CRIME.

Espionage 2 word list, defined

GEEKY /ˈɡiːki/ · adjective
Geeky describes someone or something characterized by intense enthusiasm for technology, science, games, or other specialized interests. It can also suggest a person or style that is unconventional, socially awkward, or not especially fashionable. Related: nerdy, techy, geekish, dorky.
HIPLY /ˈhɪpli/ · adverb
In a fashionable, trendy, or stylish manner, especially in a way associated with contemporary youth culture. Related: fashionably, trendily, stylishly, modishly.
GAPPER /ˈɡæpə(r)/ · noun
A gapper is a person or thing that makes, keeps open, or maintains a gap, especially a component used to leave space between two objects or parts. Related: spacer, separator, opener, wider.
TAUNTED /ˈtɔːntɪd/ (British); /ˈtɑntɪd/ (US) · verb
Mocked, ridiculed, or derided someone, often provocatively. It can also mean to challenge someone in a mocking or challenging way. Related: mocked, jeered at, derided, ridiculed.
CHINAMAN /ˈtʃaɪnəmən/ · noun
In cricket, a left-handed, unorthodox spin delivery bowled by a right-handed bowler, turning from off to leg for a right-handed batsman; named after the West Indian spinner Ellis 'Puss' Achong, who was of Chinese descent. The word has also historically been used as a dated and now widely considered offensive term for a Chinese man.
PILL /pɪl/ · noun, verb
A pill is a small, usually round medicine prepared for swallowing. As a verb, it means to express strong dislike or contempt for someone or something. Related: medication, medicine, tablet, capsule.
EYE /aɪ/ · noun
The organ of sight in humans and animals, a paired sensory structure that detects light and enables vision. Also used figuratively to mean the faculty of visual perception, attention, or judgment. Related: organ of vision, peeper, optic.
BRANCH /brɑːntʃ/ (UK), /bræntʃ/ (US) · noun (also verb)
A woody limb growing out of the trunk or stem of a tree; more broadly, any division or subdivision of something larger, such as a river, road, organization, field of study, or family line. Related: limb, bough, arm, offshoot.
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.
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.
TRAP /træp/ · noun and verb
As a noun, a trap is a device or situation designed to capture, deceive, or constrain someone or something. As a verb, to trap means to catch, ensnare, deceive, or prevent someone from escaping or acting freely. Related: snare, net, pitfall, ambush.
HIT /hɪt/ · verb, noun, adjective
To strike something with force, or to come into contact with it. In extended uses, hit can mean to achieve or reach something, to affect someone, to score a point or base, or to become highly popular. Related: strike, reach, touch, affect.
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.

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