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Pirate Word Search

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TREASUREDOUBLOONCUTLASSGALLEONCOMPASSPARROTANCHORMUTINYCANNONPLANKCREW
Pirate Word Search, free printable PDF preview

Pirate stories have their own language, half history and half legend. A crew sailed a galleon, dropped anchor in hidden coves, and steered by compass toward a mark on a map. Real plunder came in coins like the doubloon, though buried treasure is mostly a storyteller's invention, as is walking the plank. A cutlass was short enough to swing on a crowded deck, cannon fire opened a fight, and mutiny was the constant risk. This word puzzle gathers eleven of them.

Frequently asked questions

Was walking the plank real in this pirate word search?

Rarely. The PLANK is mostly a fictional invention that spread through novels and film rather than something recorded often in history.

What was a doubloon?

A DOUBLOON was a Spanish gold coin, one of the most valuable pieces of TREASURE a crew could capture from a ship.

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