Classical Music Word Search
Play free online Classical Music word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Classical Music — no download or signup required. Choose Quick, Easy, Tough, or Champ difficulty and track stars as you clear each pack.
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: FEODS, INCENT, MAHOE, SECTS, CRAWS, BASSI, BISSON, TONICITY, NORMS, BROAD, PITCH, NOTED, ORDER, GOLDEN, LUDWIG, STYLES.
Classical Music word list, defined
- INCENT /ɪnˈsɛnt/ · verb
- To encourage or stimulate someone to do something by offering a reward or incentive. Related: encourage, motivate, stimulate, incentivize.
- SECTS /sɛkts/ · noun
- A small religious group or sect, especially one that has split from a larger church or denomination. A section or division of a larger group or organization. Related: sectarianism, faction, division, splinter.
- BASSI /ˈbɑːsi/ · noun
- The plural of "basso": the lowest male singing voice, or a singer with such a voice; also, in instrumental music, the bass part or an instrument that plays it. Related: bassos, basses, low voices, deep voices.
- BISSON /ˈbɪsən/ · adjective
- Blind or dim-sighted; lacking clear sight. An archaic and chiefly literary word, now used only in historical or deliberately antiquarian contexts. Related: blind, sightless, eyeless, dim-sighted.
- TONICITY /ˌtɒnɪˈsɪti/ · noun
- The quality of being tense or taut; the state of being stretched or strained. In linguistics, the degree of stress or emphasis in a word or phrase. Related: tension, tautness, stiffness, rigidity.
- NORMS /nɔːrms/ · noun
- Socially accepted standards or expectations; a standard or model of behavior or performance. Related: standards, expectations, conventions, practices.
- BROAD /brɔːd/ · adjective
- Having great extent from side to side; wide. Also used figuratively to mean general, comprehensive, or wide-ranging in scope. Related: wide, extensive, expansive, vast.
- PITCH /pɪtʃ/ · noun, verb
- A point at which a change of direction or a new development takes place; a musical note or sound of a particular pitch. To throw or direct something in a particular direction, especially with force or skill. Related: throw, cast, launch, pitch in.
- NOTED /nɒtɪd/ · adjective
- Well-known or famous; widely recognized. Having a reputation or a distortive influence. Related: famous, renowned, celebrated, illustrious.
- ORDER /ˈɔrdər/ · noun, verb
- A request or instruction to do something in a particular way or at a particular time. To arrange in a particular order or sequence. Related: request, instruction, arrangement, sequence.
- GOLDEN /ˈɡɒldən/ · adjective
- Having a bright yellow color, like gold; extremely good or excellent. Related: golden, gilded, aurous, brassy.
- STYLES /ˈstaɪlz/ · noun, verb
- A particular way in which something is done or happens; a manner or method of doing something. To decorate or furnish something in a particular style. Related: fashions, manners, methods, modes.
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