Consonant Digraphs Word Search
This Consonant Digraphs word search hides 12 words on a 15×15 grid — the terms and ideas of a school subject. Trace each one with a finger or mouse and it locks in as soon as the whole word is covered. No signup, no download.
Words to find: SHIP, CHIP, THUMB, WHALE, PHONE, DUCK, FISH, CHAIR, SHELL, WHEEL, BATH, TEETH.
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Consonant Digraphs word list, defined
General dictionary meanings, not specific to this puzzle's theme.
- SHIP /ʃɪp/ · noun; verb
- A large boat or vessel designed to carry people or cargo, especially one that travels on the sea. As a verb, ship means to transport people or goods by ship, and informally to make a product available to customers. Related: vessel, boat, send, transport.
- CHIP /tʃɪp/ · noun, verb
- A small piece broken or cut off from a larger object; also a thin slice of fried potato (US) or a small electronic circuit (as in a microchip). Related: fragment, flake, sliver, shard.
- THUMB /θʌm/ · noun; verb
- As a noun, a thumb is the short, stout digit on the inner side of the hand, opposite the little finger. As a verb, it means to signal approval or endorsement with the thumb, as in giving a thumbs-up, or to hitchhike, as in thumbing a ride. Related: digit, pollex, hitchhike, endorse.
- WHALE /weɪl/ · noun, verb
- A whale is a large marine mammal belonging to the cetacean group, including species such as the blue, humpback, sperm, and killer whales. As a verb, whale means to strike or beat someone or something forcefully, especially in informal North American usage. Related: cetacean, leviathan, sea giant.
- PHONE /fəʊn/ (British); /foʊn/ (US) · noun and verb
- As a noun, a phone is a device used to transmit speech, especially a telephone or mobile phone. As a verb, to phone someone means to call or contact them by telephone. Related: telephone, mobile, cellphone, handset.
- DUCK /dʌk/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a duck is a common waterbird with a flat bill, short legs, and webbed feet, or the meat of this bird eaten as food. As a verb, to duck means to lower the head or body quickly to avoid a blow, an object, or being seen. Related: dodge, evade, bob, sidestep.
- FISH /fɪʃ/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, fish is an aquatic vertebrate that typically breathes through gills and moves with fins and a tail; the word can also refer to fish used as food. As a verb, fish means to search for or try to obtain something, often indirectly or with persistence. Related: seafood, tribe, haul, search.
- CHAIR /tʃɛə(r)/ · noun
- A separate seat for one person, typically with a back and four legs. Also, the person presiding over a meeting or organization, or the position of such a person. Related: seat, stool, bench.
- SHELL /ʃɛl/ · noun, verb
- A shell is a hard or rigid outer covering, especially that of a mollusc, egg, seed, or animal. As a verb, to shell can mean to remove something from its shell, or to fire shells from a weapon or bomb a place with shells. Related: casing, hull, husk, covering.
- WHEEL /wiːl/ · noun and verb
- A wheel is a circular component that rotates around an axle, especially one that supports a vehicle. As a verb, to wheel means to turn or rotate something, or to move in a curved course. Related: disk, circle, roller, rim.
- BATH /bɑːθ/ (UK); /bæθ/ (US) · noun
- A container filled with water in which a person washes their body, or the act of washing oneself in such a container. In British English it also denotes the room containing this fixture (what American English calls a bathroom). Related: wash, soak, tub.
- TEETH /tiːθ/ · noun
- Teeth is the plural form of tooth, referring to the hard structures in the mouths of humans and other animals used for biting, chewing, and related functions. By extension, it can refer to the pointed projections of combs, saws, gears, and similar objects. Related: dentition, choppers.
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