Weather 3 Word Search
Play free online Weather 3 word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Weather 3 — 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: CHELP, CURDS, URITE, DALLY, GLAZY, CAVED, GALLUS, HUDDUP, HOT, HAIL, FOG, DRIZZLE, MILLIBAR, SKY, HAZE, DROUGHT.
Weather 3 word list, defined
- CURDS /kɜːrdz/ (US); /kɜːdz/ (UK) · noun
- The solid, clotted parts that form when milk coagulates, especially in cheesemaking, separated from the liquid whey. Also used more broadly for any soft, lumpy mass formed by coagulation. Related: clot, congealed milk, coagulum.
- DALLY /ˈdæli/ · verb
- To waste time or act in a leisurely, indecisive way instead of proceeding promptly; also, to engage in lighthearted flirtation or casual romantic play. Related: dawdle, linger, loiter, trifle.
- GLAZY /ˈɡleɪzi/ · adjective
- Covered with or resembling a thin, smooth, glass-like coating of glaze. It can also describe eyes that look dull, fixed, or covered by a film. Related: glassy, glazed, glossy, vitreous.
- CAVED /keɪvd/ · verb
- Past tense and past participle of the verb 'cave': to collapse or fall inward, especially of a roof or hollow structure. In informal use, it also means to yield or give in under pressure. Related: collapsed, gave in, yielded, capitulated.
- GALLUS /ˈɡæləs/ · noun
- As a zoological term, Gallus is the genus of pheasant-like birds that includes the red junglefowl (Gallus gallus), the wild ancestor of the domestic chicken. In Scots usage, 'gallus' also functions as an adjective describing someone who is bold, cheeky, or flamboyantly self-assured. Related: junglefowl, wildfowl, gamebird.
- HOT /hɒt/ (British), /hɑt/ (US) · adjective
- Having a high degree of heat; noticeably warm or above ordinary temperature. The word also describes food containing capsicum or other strong spices, and informally means angry, popular, exciting, or currently important. Related: warm, scorching, sultry, spicy.
- HAIL /heɪl/ · noun, verb, and interjection
- Hail is precipitation in the form of hard balls or lumps of ice. As a verb, it means to greet someone enthusiastically or call out to attract attention; as an interjection, it is a formal greeting or acclamation. Related: hailstones, ice pellets, greeting, salutation.
- FOG /fɒɡ/ · noun
- A visible mass of tiny water droplets suspended in the air at or near the Earth's surface, reducing visibility; by extension, a state of mental confusion or obscurity. Related: mist, haze, murk, smog.
- DRIZZLE /ˈdrɪz.əl/ · noun and verb
- Light rain falling in fine drops; also, to rain lightly or (in cooking) to pour a thin stream of liquid over something. Related: mist, sprinkle, mizzle, spit.
- SKY /skaɪ/ · noun
- The region of the atmosphere seen from the Earth, especially the expanse above the horizon. In figurative use, “the skies” can refer to heaven, destiny, or a hoped-for future. Related: firmament, heavens, atmosphere, blue.
- HAZE /heɪz/ · noun; verb
- A thin mist, cloud, or atmospheric obscurity that makes distant objects indistinct; figuratively, a vague or confused quality that obscures understanding. As a verb, to make something hazy, less clear, or indistinct. Related: mist, cloud, murk, obscurity.
- DROUGHT /draʊt/ · noun
- A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall leading to a shortage of water. More broadly, any extended scarcity or deficiency of something essential. Related: dry spell, drouth, aridity, water shortage.
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