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Celiac Wordfind Game


RiceGuy

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Hi everyone. Although this might sorta fit the "coping with" forum, I think this is a more appropriate place for it.

Anyway, I put together a little WordFind, using Celiac related words. Perhaps it'll help someone who's feeling a bit stressed out. If you have suggestions for additional words to include, go ahead and post them. I can make another puzzle if there's enough interest. The list of words includes spaces so they're easier to read, but the spaces aren't included in the puzzle itself. The words may be diagonal as well as backwards. Hope you enjoy it!

C H R I Q Z C B E E W H I T E R I C E F L O U R V F F M I O 

K A D W R L D H J E L L Q J Q S J R U O L F H T N A R A M A 

T A P I O C A F L O U R G U Y H P O R T A S U O L L I V R Y 

L O N F C V C G M D G I I N H C R A T S T O O R W O R R A Z 

N Y A O Q I E W K G C N V C S O R G H U M F L O U R I L P E 

J F D X H C R A T S O T A T O P H O Y G V W J Z J M L F B Q 

V M B I S M P E Q A B U C K W H E A T F L O U R T Q T F S G 

K D H F R E I Q F X J R R U O L F O T A T O P T E E W S X V 

Y M I Z Z U T L Y C O E X R U O L F A V A F R A G R H S B D 

R F P P F C O Q L F F A C P A J N L A L I E J V J V H X R T 

P R I T P U W L G E N P L N V S O G C V V P I O U I O E U W 

J U N U R I M E F T T B D M A L W V X C B J K F E F K S O G 

T O T T V Q S I H N F F T I O R U O L F T U N O C O C O L K 

O L E V P X S A K N A S L Q Q N E B K V Y N W G Q T L Y F B 

P F S O I J N O K B Y E W O X N D L R P H Z Z Q E U H F N R 

O E T L V G A D P A Y R B S U B H M O D G W D F J L T L A O 

T C I O U D C M B I U X C A D R I B E T R L S H G O I O E W 

A I N M H H D C Y O M O G T V U M A O A N M Y O P X X U B N 

T R A E H S Y O L D R B K P U A R D G N L I Y M H C W R O R 

O T L K U Q L F N N Q Y F C T T F U W N C D N E S W N R Z I 

F E M K L F F X M F E C E L I A C D I S E A S E K M H C N C 

L E U R U F T E O B R C O R N S T A R C H N H K T K R R A E 

O W C T E G A K F N C F U Q M Q O R X B O P I W P U N D B F 

U S O T N L P X I C R N S U N Y L A E M D E E S X A L F R L 

R H S V P W I D R Q D O G G H X D U I R K T K W S K I G A O 

K T A R C G Y A V P M R S Y E L L O W P E A F L O U R M G U 

R O B E P J Z J Q H A Y R X U J L K W B J O G L Q J P S Y R 

W M B L U N K B G U S Z U V F T U Q Y T O E S P W M U M F F 

N J G H R I Y M G B M E M P M G F Q C O R N F L O U R L N U 

N S L Z B X S I M R O F I T E P R E H S I T I T A M R E D S 

Word List:

ALMOND MEAL

AMARANTH FLOUR

ARROWROOT STARCH

BROWN RICE FLOUR

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR

CELIAC DISEASE

COCONUT FLOUR

CORN FLOUR

CORN MEAL

CORN STARCH

DERMATITIS HERPETIFORMIS

FAVA BEAN FLOUR

FLAXSEED MEAL

GARBANZO BEAN FLOUR

GARFAVA FLOUR

GLUTEN INTOLERANCE

GUAR GUM

INTESTINAL MUCOSA

MILLET FLOUR

POTATO FLOUR

POTATO STARCH

QUINOA FLOUR

SORGHUM FLOUR

SOY FLOUR

SWEET POTATO FLOUR

SWEET RICE FLOUR

TAPIOCA FLOUR

TEFF FLOUR

VILLOUS ATROPHY

WHITE RICE FLOUR

XANTHAN GUM

YELLOW PEA FLOUR


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aeb Newbie

I love word searches, as soon as my finals are over I will reward myself by playing the puzzle!!! I really should be writing a final paper now :(

mushroom Proficient

Seems to me, RiceGuy, that poop should be in there somewhere. It's probably one of the most common words on this forum. :D

Roda Rising Star

This will give me something to do in my down time at work tonight! :) I'm needing somethng else to focus on. I've been reading and working on my continuing education credits and I'm brain dead. :wacko:

RiceGuy Collaborator

Thanks. I'm glad it will provide a bit of entertainment and a diversion.

Seems to me, RiceGuy, that poop should be in there somewhere. It's probably one of the most common words on this forum. :D

Good point, although I'd hope for a nicer term. I originally wasn't even going to include any negative words, but that seemed to limit the word choices too much. I'm open to suggestions. Although "poop" is a palindrome, it doesn't give me any "urge" to include opposites like "puke". Even though forum members have certainly discussed that as well. Have to admit, I'm a bit stuck for additional words and phrases.

Ironically, one just struck me - "brain fog" LOL!

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