Holiday Wordsearch 2

Can you find 12 holiday-related words in this wordsearch?

 First, look at the grid and see how many holiday-related words you can
find. Words may go across or back, up or down, and diagonally up or
down in the grid.
 Then, look on the next page, and use the definitions to help you identify
any holiday words you still haven’t got.
 If you need more help, click on the definitions to see the actual words.

Good luck!

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Holiday definitions:

1. a large container with flat sides and a handle used for carrying clothes and
other things when you travel (8)

2. a small book that contains useful words and phrases in a particular foreign
language, used especially by tourists (6, 4)

3. the system of money used in a particular country (8)

4. a pile of sand that is made in the shape of a castle or tower, usually by

children on a beach (10)

5. a piece of equipment used for taking photographs (6)

6. the activity of living in a tent, usually for fun (7)

7. a journey, especially to Africa, in order to watch, take pictures of, or hunt

wild animals (6).

8. the activity of putting your possessions into bags, cases, or boxes so that
you can take or send them somewhere (7)

9. a large soft bag with handles (British) (7)

10. to rest and allow yourself to become calm (5)

11. a journey on a ship for pleasure, especially one that involves visiting a series
of places (6)

12. an official document or mark in your passport that allows you to enter or
leave a country for a specific purpose or period of time (4)

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