find a word

It was as if he could not find a word to say.

He shut the door behind him on the way out before she could find a word to say.

The lady, for the moment, could not find a word to say.

The players have 30 seconds to study the board and find a word.

At last I had found a word they appeared to recognize.

He couldn't seem to find a word bad enough for me.

I can't really find a word for it right now.

He gave up, unable to find a word savage enough.

The translator can't find a word that means the same thing.

It might be difficult to find a word in the dictionary for one who has never been exposed to the language.

He looked so happy at first she couldn't find a word to describe it.

So she stalled when trying to find a word to categorize me.

I really cannot find a word strong enough to signify what you are!"

When playing according to the proper rules one is not allowed to use a dictionary to find a word.

Her finger searched randomly on the page and found a word.

You thought you'd never find a word to say to a woman who didn't fly airplanes.

They would have found a word portrait of him an incredible exaggeration.

That remorse is clearly felt, but she can't find a word for it.

"He was trying to find a word that would have resonance legally.

"You won't find a word mentioned" about the religious protests, she said.

In the meantime, he was having a problem finding a word to fit forty-seven across.

He always struggles to find a word starting with S, claiming his mind has gone blank.

This is often the complexity for problems that involve looking things up, like finding a word in a dictionary.

It took moments for him to find a word to describe it.

As in Round 1, only the first player to find a word is subsequently awarded the points for finding it.