Illustrated Roman Baths scene — AI-generated artwork behind this landmark's word search puzzle
Roman Baths (Bath), as a word search. 12 words drawn from architectural features, history, and surrounding places sit hidden in a 15×15 letter grid, running in every direction. Drag across a word to claim it, and clear the board to finish.
Located in Bath.
Words to find: ROMAN, BATHS, AQUA, THERMAE, MINERVA, COLONNADE, PILLAR, MOSAIC, CISTERN, SPRING, SACRED, TEMPLE.
Every word on the list appears exactly once. Words can run forwards or backwards, so scan both directions before you move on.
Roman Baths word list, defined
ROMAN/roʊˈmæn/ · noun, verb
A person from Rome or of Italian descent. To write or print in the style of ancient Rome, especially with letters that resemble those of the Latin alphabet. Related: Italian, Latin, Romanian.
BATHS/bɑːθz/ (British), /bæθs/ (US) · noun
The plural of 'bath': either multiple instances of bathing, or the rooms or fixtures in which people bathe. Related: soaks, dips, washes, spa.
AQUA/ˈæk.wə/ (US), /ˈæk.wə/ (UK) · noun
A pale greenish-blue colour, like that of water. Also, in technical and pharmaceutical contexts, a formal term for water. Related: turquoise, cyan, teal, blue-green.
A row or sequence of columns supporting a roof, entablature, or arches, typically forming the façade of a building or a covered walkway. Related: portico, peristyle, colonnaded gallery, arcade.
PILLAR/ˈpɪlər/ · noun
A large vertical column or post, typically made of stone, brick, or concrete, used as a support for a building or structure. A person or thing that provides support or stability. Related: column, post, support, stay.
MOSAIC/məˈsæɪɪk/ · noun, verb
A picture or design made from small, usually colored, squares of material, such as tiles or glass. To decorate or create something by arranging small pieces of material in a pattern. Related: mosaicism, tessellation, pattern, design.
CISTERN/ˈsɪstərn/ · noun
A cistern is a tank or reservoir, typically built to store rainwater or other water for later use; in British plumbing usage, it also refers to the water-storage tank of a toilet. Related: reservoir, tank, basin, vat.
SPRING/sprɪŋ/ · noun, verb
A season of the year between winter and summer, typically characterized by mild weather and the blooming of flowers. To move or cause to move upward or outward, as by a sudden release of energy. Related: summer, autumn, season, period.
SACRED/ˈsækəd/ · adjective
Considered worthy of respect or veneration; morally or spiritually pure. Regarded as sacred by a particular religion or culture. Related: holy, sacrosanct, revered, venerable.
TEMPLE/ˈtɛmpl/ · noun
A building for public worship, especially in Eastern cultures, or a structure dedicated to a particular deity or activity. A part of the body, especially the head, that is covered by the hair. Related: shrine, sanctuary, chapel, grotto.