Maggie: A Girl of the Streets Word Search
Free Maggie: A Girl of the Streets by Stephen Crane (1893) word search. We picked 12 themed words — characters, settings, and objects from the book — and laid them out on a 15×15 grid. Drag across the letters to find every word on the list.
Written by Stephen Crane · First published 1893 · Naturalist Novel.
Words to find: MAGGIE, JIMMIE, PETE, NELLIE, FLAGG, BOWERY, TENEMENT, STREETCAR, LAMP, WHISKEY, COAL, ICEBOX.
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Maggie: A Girl of the Streets word list, defined
- MAGGIE /ˈmæɡi/ · proper noun
- Maggie is an informal diminutive of Margaret, used especially in Britain, Ireland, and other English-speaking communities as a given name. In Scottish usage, it can also be an affectionate term of address. Related: Margaret, Meg, Marget, Peg.
- JIMMIE /ˈdʒɪmi/ · noun
- A tool, usually a flat metal bar, used to force open a locked door, window, or similar fixture. Related: crowbar, pry bar, forcing bar, burglar's tool.
- NELLIE /ˈnɛli/ · proper noun
- A traditional feminine given name, formed as a diminutive of Nell, itself derived from names such as Helen and Eleanor. It is especially associated with the American journalist Nellie Bly.
- BOWERY /ˈbaʊəri/ · adjective
- Leafy and shady like a bower; forming or resembling a pleasant shaded retreat of trees and vines. Related: leafy, shady, verdant, lush.
- TENEMENT /ˈtɛnəmənt/ · noun
- A rented dwelling, especially an apartment in a building divided into multiple households; by extension, the building itself. In legal and historical contexts, it can also mean property or an estate held under a tenancy. Related: dwelling, apartment, flat, housing unit.
- STREETCAR /ˈstriːtkɑːr/ · noun
- A passenger vehicle that runs on tracks laid along or beside a city street, typically powered by electricity. The term is especially common in the United States and Canada, where it may denote either a traditional street-running railway car or, more broadly, a light-rail vehicle. Related: tram, trolley car, trolley, electric tram.
- LAMP /læmp/ · noun
- A device that produces light, typically by burning oil, gas, or electricity. The term can also refer to a decorative or protective cover fitted over such a light source. Related: lantern, light, illumination, luminaire.
- WHISKEY /ˈwɪski/ · noun
- Whiskey is a distilled alcoholic spirit made from fermented grain. Its flavor and character vary according to the grain used, the production method, the aging process, and the place of origin. Related: bourbon, Scotch, rye, malt.
- COAL /kəʊl/ (British), /koʊl/ (US) · noun
- A hard black substance consisting largely of carbon, formed from the fossilized remains of plants over millions of years and burned as fuel. It also refers to an individual piece of this substance. Related: anthracite, bitumen, char, carbon.
- ICEBOX /ˈaɪsbɒks/ (British); /ˈaɪsbɑːks/ (American) · noun
- An insulated container or cabinet kept cool by blocks or bags of ice, traditionally used to store food and drinks. In modern American English, the term is also sometimes used for a refrigerator. Related: refrigerator, cool box, ice chest, icebox.
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