Showing posts with label puzzle. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 7, 2021

THINGS WITH WEIRD NAMES - ANSWERS

Here are the answers. See below for descriptions

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1. Lunule
(white crescent at the fingernail)
2. Aglet
3. Glabella
4. Cornicione
5. Barm
6. Purlicue
7. Ferrule
8. Punt
9. Muntin (or mullion)
10. Tittle
11. Peen
12. Tines
13. Nurdle
14. Keeper
15. Agraffe 
(also called a cage or muselet)
16. Antimacassar
17. Minmus 
(the big toe is the hallux)
18. Snood

Also a snood













Descriptions:
1. White, crescent-shaped end part of the fingernail.
2. Metal or plastic piece on the end of shoelaces.
3. Area between your eyebrows.
4. Crusty outer part of a pizza.
5. White foam on the top of a glass of beer.
6. Part of your hand between your thumb and index finger.
7. Metal piece that is at the end of a pencil with an eraser.
8. Indentation in the bottom of a wine bottle.
9. Frames within a window.
10. Dots above the letters i and j.
11. End of a hammer that doesn’t strike nails.
12. Sharp prongs of a fork.
13. Dollop of toothpaste on a toothbrush.
14. Loop on a belt to hold the end in place after passing through the buckle.
15. Wire cage that holds a champagne cork in place.
16. Piece of cloth that protects the headrest of a seat or sofa from dirt or soiling.
17. The little toe on your foot.
18. The red fleshy part attached near the base of a turkey’s beak. Or an elongated hair net - looks like a turkey snood!!




Thursday, February 25, 2021

THINGS WITH WEIRD NAMES- Do you know ...

THINGS WITH WEIRD NAMES

Do you know the names these things? Won't work well on a phone. 

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ANSWERS will be posted on this eBlog on Sunday, March 7.

(Courtesy of Derek Haines)


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Sunday, February 21, 2021

FIGURES OF SPEECH ANSWERS

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27 Figures of speech answers 

Official answers from Ella Barron

1. In a nutshell
2. Piece of cake
3. Cherry on the cake
4. Bald as a coot
5. A screw loose
6. Stiff upper lip
7. Born with a silver spoon in your mouth
8. Ear worm
9. Keep your cards close to your chest
10. Joker in the pack
11. An ace up your sleeve
12. Heart on your sleeve
13. On a silver platter
14. Spill the beans
15. Big cheese
16. Red herring
17. Tie the knot
18. Put all your eggs in one basket
19. Walking on eggshells
20. Shadow of your former self
21. No room to swing a cat
22. The cat’s got your tongue
23. Kick the bucket
24. Pull your socks up
25. Cold feet
26. From rags to riches
27. Time flies

Other possible answers
1. Got the cat by the tail
2. Hit the nail on the head
3. A screw loose
4. A fish out of water
5. Tie the knot
6. Bird brain
7. Cherry on top
8. Chalk and cheese
9. Knock your socks off
10. Put your best foot forward
11. A hard nut to crack
12. A fish out of water
13. A can of worms
14. Big cheese
15. Best foot forward
16. Follow your nose
17. Pale as a ghost
18. Stick your neck out
19. Raise an eyebrow
20. More holes than Swiss cheese
21. Bird’s eye view
22. Left in tatters
23. Best foot forward

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Tuesday, February 9, 2021

FIND 27 (or more) FIGURES OF SPEECH

FIGURES OF SPEECH -Find 27 figures of speech in this cartoon by Ella Baron

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ANSWERS will be posted on this eBlog on Sunday, February 21.
I'll give you one. It can be Bird Brain or Bald as a Coot 


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