Aviation Vocabulary Crossword
Try this quick and simple crossword to test you aviation vocabulary in English.
Click on the image link below – then click on the numbered boxes to show the clues and fill in the answers.
English is the universal language of communication used in civil aviation, so here is an Aviation Vocabulary Crossword to get to grips with some of the simpler terms.
This crossword provides some basic vocabulary, along with some simple explanations, presented in simple language.
For more information, here is an aviation glossary.
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Find the hidden message
In the following wordsearch puzzle, which you can print off – in some browsers the security settings may mean that you may have to take a screen shot.
Anyway, in the grid there are words hidden and a final secret message – can you find the message?
Find the hidden message
M I N C E P I E S R I G E N U P T Y S S
S T H G I L O E F L E K P O D B L R T E
O C G N O W H L V E A I S U Q V G R U D
U F R Q D A I C O C L S N K P M O E F A
D E E A A S Z K S R L B E D A F O B F R
J A Q C C L Y A R B O Q H Z E T S N I A
B W V U P K M R Q F R J P N W E E A N H
N Z Z V Y T E C S L E D G E W S R R G C
T G T E S H K R J I G Y E K R U T C Z X
G X X I L T E G F N A D N X C R G W C L
Y P R E S E N T U G S W I N E A J I O S
E H R L O I J C M T U Y B G C J N K K T
C E M H D D N K V T A E O L M C Y D B S
T A C D N I Y F Q E S O F P I J Y K L M
R H U I H E D U T A R S N O W Z A C F E
E P S W X F A Q A C Q I X P V D Z L F Q
E G A K X F I J S A T N A S M E B A V P
S A O X U P F P C G S X F D L O R S R N
O K N N J M N U P O B E V C X M U A C D
B Q S L G W A B Z V Q S W G S S E I R U
BLIZZARD
CANDLE
CHARADES
CHRISTMASCAKE
CRACKER
CRANBERRY
FUN
GOOSE
ICE
LIGHTS
MINCEPIE
PRESENT
PUDDING
REINDEER
SANTA
SAUSAGEROLL
SCROOGE
SKATER
SLEDGE
SNOW
STUFFING
TREE
TURKEY
WINE
Winter words
Ok, we are not quite into winter yet, it’s still autumn until 21 December.
There is a winter word hidden in the following sentences – can you find them?
For example: It’s now I need to go, not tomorrow. Answer, The word Snow.
Now you try.
- We went to the zoo, as it gives free zebra rides on Saturdays.
- She thinks we ate Rachel’s chocolate cake.
- The mask at Eden park would look good in my office.
- Jane saw, in downtown Sydney, a coat she loved.
- The car from the hire company is dirty.
- Elodie is smitten, so she says to her friends.
- Chris led Geraldine into the garden.
- It’s now Mandela said, as he looked across the land.
- The mountains, the glen and the isle, etc. are covered by a fine mist this morning.
- Put that rifle down! Shouted the sergeant to the private.
Answers in the comments below. 😆
Riding into town
A cowboy rode into town on Monday.
He stayed for three nights and then left on Monday.
How come?
[spoiler title=”Solution”]Monday was the name of his horse – he rode into town on Monday.[/spoiler]
The lights went out
There was a man who lived all alone, who never left his home.
The only time anyone ever visited him was when his food and supplies were delivered, but the people who brought the food and supplies never came inside.
One stormy winter’s night when an icy gale was blowing, the man had a nervous breakdown.
He went upstairs, turned off all the lights and went to bed to sleep.
The next morning, he had caused the deaths of several hundred people.
How come?
