Ski Season Word Search

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Play a Ski Season word search free online. We built the 12-word list around the holidays, weather, and activities of a season, then scattered it across a 15×15 grid — horizontal, vertical and diagonal. Find them all to clear the board.

Words to find: BLIZZARD, SNOWFLAKE, SNOWSTORM, ICICLE, FROST, POWDER, COLD, CHILL, FREEZE, FROZEN, MITTEN, GLOVE.

Every word on the list appears exactly once. Words can run forwards or backwards, so scan both directions before you move on.

Ski Season word list, defined

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BLIZZARD /ˈblɪz.əd/ · noun
A severe snowstorm with strong sustained winds and heavy blowing snow that drastically reduces visibility, typically lasting several hours; more generally, any overwhelming rush or flurry of something. Related: snowstorm, whiteout, tempest, gale.
SNOWFLAKE /ˈsnoʊfleɪk/ · noun
A small, individual crystal of ice that forms from water vapor in the atmosphere and falls as snow. By extension, the word can refer figuratively to a person considered especially sensitive, delicate, or politically fragile. Related: snow crystal, ice crystal, flake, individualist.
SNOWSTORM /ˈsnoʊstɔːrm/ · noun
A violent or heavy fall of snow, usually accompanied by strong winds. A snowstorm may also cause substantial accumulation and create hazardous travel conditions. Related: blizzard, snowfall, snow squall, snowstorm.
ICICLE /ˈaɪsɪkəl/ · noun
A narrow, pointed shaft of ice hanging from a roof, branch, or other exposed surface, formed by the freezing of dripping water. An icicle may also refer to a long, pointed projection of ice more generally. Related: ice pendant, ice drip.
FROST /frɒst/ (UK), /frɔːst/ (US) · noun
A thin layer of ice crystals that forms on surfaces when water vapour freezes at or below freezing temperature; also the condition of freezing cold weather that kills or damages plants. Related: ice, rime, hoarfrost, freeze.
POWDER /ˈpaʊdər/ · noun
Powder is a substance made of very fine, loose particles. The term can also refer to a cosmetic or medicinal preparation in this form, or to an explosive mixture traditionally used in firearms. Related: dust, powdered substance, ground particles, cosmetic powder.
COLD /kəʊld/ (UK); /koʊld/ (US) · adjective
Of or at a low temperature, especially noticeably below body temperature or below what is comfortable; also, lacking warmth of feeling, enthusiasm, or affection. Related: chilly, freezing, icy, frigid.
CHILL /tʃɪl/ · noun, verb, adjective
An unpleasant feeling of coldness, or a sudden feeling of fear or dread; as a verb, to make or become cold. Informally, it also means to relax or spend time idly. Related: coldness, shiver, frostiness, chilliness.
FREEZE /friːz/ · verb
To solidify or cause a liquid to solidify as a result of cold; more broadly, to stop moving suddenly, to become fixed and immobile, or to suspend something such as prices, wages, or assets temporarily. Related: congeal, solidify, chill, harden.
FROZEN /ˈfrəʊ.zən/ (UK); /ˈfroʊ.zən/ (US) · adjective
Frozen describes something turned into or hardened by ice, or rendered immobile and unable to act or change. It is also the past participle of the verb 'freeze'. Related: icy, glacial, frigid, polar.
MITTEN /ˈmɪt.ən/ · noun
A warm covering for the hand, usually made of wool or similar material, with one part for the thumb and a common section for the other four fingers. A pair of mittens is worn to keep both hands warm. Related: glove, fingerless glove.
GLOVE /ɡlʌv/ · noun, verb
A covering for the hand, typically made of leather or fabric and fitted with separate fingers; by extension, a padded protective glove used in boxing or similar sports. As a verb, to put a glove on or cover one's hand with a glove. Related: mitt, mitten, gauntlet, handcover.

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