Synonyms for treasure hunt
trea·sure hunt

Princeton's WordNet

1. treasure huntnoun

   a game in which players try to find hidden articles by using a series of clues

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1. • Game

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How to use treasure hunt in a sentence?

1. David Cline:

   There's a lot of people out there that just love a good treasure hunt.

2. Sunanda Sharma:

   While the detection of this class of organics alone does not mean that life was definitively there, this set of observations does start to look like some things that we've seen here on Earth, to put it simply, if this is a treasure hunt for potential signs of life on another planet, organic matter is a clue. And we're getting stronger and stronger clues as we're moving through our delta campaign.

3. David Cline:

   We just kind of sensed that morale was down as a community, just because everyone had been locked in for everything for a long time, and so we were like, man, what would be a safe, fun way to get people outside? And we just kind of thought, what about a treasure hunt?

4. David Cline:

   There's a lot of people out there that just love a good treasure hunt, it's kind of exciting that ... it's like one of the only things in all of our society that kind of transcends, you know, political lines and everything. Everyone loves a treasure hunt.

5. Mark DeVaul:

   The good news is consumers often shop more at the dollar stores during periods of economic weakness.  We wouldn't expect a sharp increase in sales, but we suspect sales will remain stable at the dollar stores while other companies may feel greater pain, we believe the treasure hunt shopping atmosphere will continue to drive traffic and somewhat insulate them from competition from Amazon.