The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016) Word Search
Play a The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016) word search free online. We built the 12-word list around characters, props, locations, and themes, then scattered it across a 15×15 grid — horizontal, vertical and diagonal. Find them all to clear the board.
Directed by André Øvredal · Horror, Mystery, Thriller · Released 2016.
Words to find: TOMMY, MIKE, EMMA, JANE, AUTOPSY, MORGUE, SCALPEL, BONESAW, RIBCAGE, FORCEPS, GLOVES, MASK.
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The Autopsy of Jane Doe word list, defined
- TOMMY /ˈtɒmi/ (British); /ˈtɑːmi/ (American) · noun
- Tommy is a male given name, traditionally a diminutive of Thomas; as a common noun, it can denote an ordinary boy or man informally or, in British military usage, a British soldier. Related: guy, fellow, soldier.
- MIKE /maɪk/ · noun, verb, proper noun
- An informal name for a microphone, especially in music, broadcasting, and live performance. Capitalized Mike is also a common masculine given name derived from Michael. Related: microphone, mic.
- EMMA /ˈɛmə/ · noun
- "Emma" is primarily a female given name of Germanic origin, popular across the English-speaking world. It is also the code word for the letter M in the British Royal Navy's phonetic alphabet and in older telephone alphabets.
- JANE /dʒeɪn/ · noun (feminine proper name)
- Jane is a traditional English feminine given name, related in origin to names such as Janet, Joan, and Joanna. The name has also had a dated generic use as a term for an ordinary woman, sometimes with a dismissive or disparaging connotation.
- AUTOPSY /ˈɔː.təp.si/ · noun
- A surgical examination of a dead body, including internal organs, performed to determine the cause of death or the nature of disease. By extension, a detailed critical examination of something after its conclusion. Related: post-mortem, necropsy, post-mortem examination, dissection.
- MORGUE /mɔːɡ/ · noun
- A room or building where dead bodies are kept temporarily, usually before burial or identification. By extension, it can refer to a newspaper's archive of obituaries and other material concerning deceased people. Related: mortuary, charnel house, dead house.
- SCALPEL /ˈskælpəl/ · noun
- A small, sharp surgical knife used for cutting tissue during an operation or other medical procedure. Related: surgical knife, scalping knife.
- RIBCAGE /ˈrɪbkeɪdʒ/ · noun
- The bony structure formed by the ribs and the breastbone that encloses the chest and protects the heart and lungs. Related: thorax, chest.
- FORCEPS /ˈfɔːrsɛps/ · noun
- Forceps are a pair of hinged or pivoted metal pincers or tongs used for grasping, holding, or extracting objects, most commonly in surgery, dentistry, and childbirth. Related: pincers, tongs, pliers, tweezers.
- GLOVES /ɡlʌvz/ · noun
- Coverings for the hands, usually made of leather, fabric, or other flexible material and worn as a pair. The word can also refer to protective or padded coverings used in sports and other activities. Related: mittens, gauntlets, handwear, hand coverings.
- MASK /mæsk/ · noun, verb
- A covering worn over the face, often for protection, concealment, disguise, or performance. As a verb, to mask means to hide, disguise, or prevent something from being seen, known, or heard. Related: covering, visor, disguise, facade.
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