Can you figure out which well known oxymorons these words are?
Ex) Initial facsimile = original copy
1) discovered lost 2) bigger part 3) sugary sour 4) sad humor 5) solitary in company
The Oxymorons of these words are as follows :
Can you figure out the well known expression which is represented below? 102401100S5479A2499110F4329E8977T1100Y598
See if you can figure out these words using the clues listed below. Each word ends with "BOARD". Please note that numbers 4 and 5 are two separate words. Have fun!
1) Used with telephones 2) A place to advertise 3) Right-side of ship 4) Found around water 5) Old-time cars had two 6) Computers need them 7) College professor's headgear 8) Used in the Old West
There are some words in a vat. Some of the words have been partially separated. Try to figure out what they are.
Base Words:
--I-G--G, -A-K--S, -M--A--O-, -H-A-
Individual Letters:
R E C H L S O S W N N I N I T L U E
Listed below are clues that refer to 2 different words. The sound of these words, put together, make a different compound word. Also, just to make things even trickier, when you figure out words, you might need to switch them around to find the compound word. Ex. A piece of bread used foe making some sandwiches shaped as the fifth letter of the alphabet. ( Bun + E = Bunny ) Can you figure out all the compound words? 1. A relation's short sleep. 2. The talker was the opposite of quiet. 3. A cube-shaped vehicle. 4. Spade's situation.
Here are two well-known expressions rewritten into "Cliff-ese". For those of you who don't know what that means, he was a very wordy person on the TV show "Cheers" and never used a small word where a larger one would work. Try to figure out the phrases in simpler terms. 1. To slay a brace of avian creatures with just a single Petros conglomeration. 2. Like sending dense shelly concretions through the air to fall in front of stout-bodied, artiodactyl creatures.
