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All the words below are somehow connected to represent something great ! Find out that thing !!!

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Fast, Beauty, Home, War, King, Feast, Sky, Ocean, (Dead. { that which doesn't belong })

posted Nov 17, 2016 by Tejas Naik

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Answer:
here is my answer, it's probably the right answer..

8 planets of our solar system
mercury:... fast ...........(1earth year = ~4mercury years)
venus: .......beauty .....(roman goddess of beauty)
earth: .........home ......(-planet)
mars: .........war ..........(roman god of war)
jupiter: ........king .........(roman king of the gods)
saturn: ........feast ........(saturnalia festival in honour of the god saturn (edit: roman god))
uranus: .......sky........... (greek mythology, personification of the sky)
neptune: ......ocean .....(roman god of the sea)
pluto: ...........dead ........(crossed out because demoted, dead for 2possible reasons: lost its status "pluto is dead,
Or the old name for the god of the underworld hades "pluto" for the dead people...)

answer Oct 27, 2017 by Mogadala Ramana



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