Swimming 2 Word Search
Play free online Swimming 2 word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Swimming 2 — 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: VOTER, AVANT, YURTA, SMEAR, LEVEE, TOWIEST, OPIATES, OFFICES, WATERY, WELL, SWIM, DRY, POOL, YAN, MEET, ASCA.
Swimming 2 word list, defined
- VOTER /ˈvoʊtər/ (US); /ˈvəʊtə/ (British) · noun
- A person who votes, especially in an election or other formal ballot. The term can also refer to a person who is registered or otherwise qualified to vote. Related: elector, votemaker, voter.
- AVANT /əˈvɑːnt/ · prefix / combining form
- A prefix borrowed from French meaning 'before' or 'in front of', used chiefly in fixed borrowings from French such as 'avant-garde'. It signals something that comes first, leads the way, or exists ahead of its time.
- YURTA /ˈjʊətə/ (British), /ˈjʊrtə/ (US) · noun
- A portable, usually circular tent traditionally made from a lattice frame covered with felt or cloth. Yurtas are associated especially with the nomadic and semi-nomadic peoples of Central Asia. Related: yurt, ger.
- SMEAR /smɪə(r)/ · verb
- To spread a substance thinly or unevenly over a surface, often leaving a translucent or irregular layer. In figurative use, to smear means to damage someone's reputation by making accusations or allegations against them. Related: smudge, spread, daub, blur.
- LEVEE /ˈlɛvi/ · noun
- A levee is a raised embankment built along a river or other body of water to reduce flooding and protect land from water. By extension, it can refer to a formal reception held by a monarch or other prominent person. Related: embankment, dike, dyke, floodbank.
- OPIATES /ˈoʊpiəts/ · plural noun
- Opiates are drugs made from opium or its chemical derivatives, especially medicines used to relieve severe pain. They can also produce euphoria, sedation, tolerance, and physical dependence. Related: opioids, narcotics, painkillers, morphine.
- OFFICES /ˈɒfɪs/ (British); /ˈɔːfɪs/ (US) · noun (plural)
- Rooms, buildings, or organizational units in which people work or conduct business. The word can also refer, by extension, to the positions or functions occupied by people in an organization. Related: workplaces, bureaus, departments, headquarters.
- WATERY /ˈwɔːtəri/ · adjective
- Containing or resembling water; liquid, thin, or diluted. By extension, lacking strength, substance, or clarity, as in a watery smile or voice. Related: aqueous, liquid, dilute, thin.
- WELL /wɛl/ · adjective, adverb, noun, interjection, and verb
- Well means in good health, satisfactory, or functioning properly; as an adverb, it means in a good or satisfactory manner or to a satisfactory degree. It can also refer to a water source, express surprise or relief, or describe liquid rising or flowing forth. Related: good, healthy, fine, proper.
- SWIM /swɪm/ · verb & noun
- To move through water by using the limbs or body. The word can also mean to be immersed or deeply involved in something, or, as a noun, an act or period of swimming. Related: bathe, paddle, skim, take a dip.
- DRY /draɪ/ · adjective
- Free from moisture or liquid; not wet. Also used figuratively to mean dull, unemotional, or lacking interest or warmth. Related: arid, dehydrated, parched, dull.
- POOL /puːl/ · noun; verb
- A pool is a body of still or relatively still water, usually smaller than a lake. By extension, it can mean a group of people, vehicles, money, or other resources gathered for a shared purpose; as a verb, it means to combine resources for a shared purpose. Related: pond, basin, reservoir, lagoon.
- MEET /miːt/ · verb
- To come together with someone or something, either by arrangement or by chance. It can also mean to satisfy a requirement, achieve a goal, or face an experience or difficulty. Related: encounter, assemble, congregate, intersect.
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