Printable Word Search
Extreme Booklet 8
This booklet has 12 word search puzzles with solutions. Each puzzle hides 48 words in a large 34×32 letter grid.
The booklet is printer-friendly. As long as your computer can open PDF files and your printer is loaded with standard 8.5" × 11" paper, you are all set to start solving.
Note: click the [direct link] below the embedded PDF file if you have trouble printing. The file should then directly download and open on your device. You can print it from there.
By the way, when we were creating these puzzles using randomized lists of words, we often thought of a silly game we played as children. We would take a dictionary (or a book, magazine or newspaper), randomly open it and with our eyes closed, drop our fingers onto the page. Whatever words they landed on would be written down. This would be repeated a few times until we basically had a jumbled list of words. Then we would challenge each other to come up with a story using these words. The stories would almost always be pure nonesense. But sometimes they were pretty hilarious. Give it a try, it's a lot of fun!
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Here's what we came up with using the word list from Puzzle 85:
The cheesy cartoonist was a lunatic because he believed every drawing needed a witness, an advertiser with an ashtray. At bedtime, he practiced a backhand on a pillow, then crossed the room, enunciating a curse at a crayfish. His constant gossiping had falsified the rural town’s history, but the editor finalized the pages anyway. A ghostlike kitten came gliding through the window, hanging upside down from a string it had hived from a lampshade. "Liberation!" it cried, licking a numbing spoon. The cartoonist tried to overstate the danger, though the scene was optically painless and saccharine. Outside, a populist mayor began to prance beneath a panoramic billboard, seasonably sleepy and sadder than a smelly stray. He recorded the spectacle, then asked the kitten to rehearse a stargaze. One step later, tins rustled in the vacant garden. A vector of wafting cheese drifted toward the throned mayor, who promised to tend the unpolluted park. Nobody believed him, but the crayfish applauded, which was enough to make Tuesday successful.
Pun Time
Do you like puns and other forms of word play? See if you can answer the following question. (answer below)
What did the janitor say when he jumped out of the closet?
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Answer: Supplies!
