Sense and Sensibility Word Search
Free Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen (1811) 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 Jane Austen · First published 1811 · Novel of Manners.
Words to find: DASHWOOD, WILLOUGHBY, BRANDON, MIDDLETON, FERRARS, JENNINGS, STEELE, PALMER, BARTON, NORLAND, CLEVELAND, DEVON.
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Sense and Sensibility word list, defined
- PALMER /ˈpɑːmər/ · noun
- A palmer is a pilgrim, especially one who travelled to the Holy Land and carried a palm branch as a sign of having completed the pilgrimage. In older usage, the word could also mean a swindler or trickster. Related: pilgrim, wanderer, wayfarer, traveler.
- BARTON /ˈbɑːtən/ · noun
- A farmyard or the outbuildings of a farm, especially in southwestern England; in older usage, a demesne farm or manor farm held directly by a lord. Related: farmyard, homestead, steading, farmstead.
- NORLAND /ˈnɔːrlænd/ · noun
- Norland is a rare noun meaning a northern land or region. The name is also used for a fictional planet in the Star Wars universe, where it is usually capitalized. Related: northland, northern land, northern region.
- DEVON /ˈdɛvən/ · noun
- A county in south-west England, on the English Channel, known for its coastline, moorland (including Dartmoor and Exmoor), and dairy farming. The word also denotes a breed of reddish-brown cattle originating from the region.
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