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Play free online Swimming 3 word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Swimming 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.

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Sample words: SATAYS, RICOTTA, REGOS, FARER, BEADER, GLACIATE, SHIEL, SILTS, BAUMANN, SPLIT, MEET, BOD, CARLIN, KAPAS, HIGH, LINER.

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RICOTTA /rɪˈkɒtə/ (UK), /rɪˈkɑːtə/ (US) · noun
A soft, fresh, white cheese made from milk or whey, with a creamy texture and a mild flavour. In informal American English, the term can also refer metaphorically to a rich mixture of disparate things. Related: cheese, whey cheese, fresh cheese.
FARER /ˈfɛərər/ · noun
A person who fares or travels; one who goes on a journey. Now rare on its own, the word survives mainly as a base within compounds such as 'wayfarer' and 'seafarer'. Related: traveler, voyager, journeyer, wanderer.
BEADER /ˈbiːdər/ · noun
A person who makes or works with beads, especially one who creates jewelry or decorative items by stringing or stitching beads together. The term can also denote a tool used to apply a bead of sealant, caulk, or adhesive in an even line. Related: jewelry maker, artisan, craftsperson, beadworker.
GLACIATE /ˈɡleɪʃieɪt/ · verb
To cover something with ice, or to become covered with ice or frozen. The word is especially used for the action of glacial ice on landscapes. Related: freeze, ice over, freeze over, cover with ice.
SHIEL /ʃiːl/ · noun
A small, simple hut or shelter, especially one associated with the Scottish Highlands. The term can also refer more generally to a rough shelter. Related: shelter, hut, bothy, lean-to.
SILTS /sɪlts/ · noun (plural); verb (third-person singular present)
Silts are deposits of fine sediment, especially in riverbeds, estuaries, reservoirs, and harbours. In third-person singular verb use, silts means becomes obstructed or filled with such sediment, as in “the channel silts up.” Related: sediments, fine sediments, alluvial deposits, river deposits.
SPLIT /splɪt/ · verb, noun, adjective
To divide something into two or more parts, separate people or groups, or break or crack something. As a noun, it means an act or instance of dividing or separating; as an adjective, it describes something divided, separated, or evenly balanced. Related: divide, separate, part, cleave.
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.
BOD /bɒd/ (UK); /bɑːd/ or /bɔːd/ (US) · noun
A person, especially an ordinary one; in informal usage, 'some bod' means any unspecified individual. Related: person, individual, chap, fellow.
CARLIN /ˈkɑːr.lɪn/ · noun
An old woman, especially one regarded as ill-tempered or witch-like; a crone. In Northern English dialect it also denotes the carlin pea, an old variety of grey maple pea traditionally eaten on 'Carlin Sunday'. Related: crone, hag, beldam, witch.
HIGH /haɪ/ · adjective, adverb, noun
High describes something that extends a considerable distance upward, has a large degree or intensity, or occupies an elevated or important position. As an adverb, it means “at or to a high level”; as a noun, it refers to a high point, level, or state. Related: elevated, tall, lofty, upper.
LINER /ˈlaɪnə(r)/ · noun and verb
A liner is a passenger or cargo ship that operates on a regular long-distance route. The word can also denote an insert or covering that forms the inner layer of a container, drawer, or similar object. Related: steamship, passenger ship, packet ship, ocean-going vessel.

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