How to Play:
Each entry requires a solution that uses two body parts to create a common phrase, word or usage. Clues are provided as a a solving aid.➤ __________ of _________
[The answer is HEART of PALM.]
Round 3:
How to Play:
Each entry requires a solution that uses two body parts to create a common phrase, word or usage. Clues are provided as a a solving aid.How to Play:
Each entry lists a 3-word phrase and each word contains one or more instance of the letter Z. Using the clues as a solving aid, try not to snooZe figuring out the answers.
Example:
___ ___ ZZ ___
Z ___ ___
___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Z ___ ___ ___
(Soft downy primates confined to a protected enclosed habitat)
[Answer: "FUZZY ZOO CHIMPANZEES".]
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Round 1:
___ ___ ___ Z ___ ___
How to Play:
Each entry lists a 3-word phrase and each word contains an X. Using the clues as a solving aid, figure out the Triple X-rated phrase. (No blushing allowed!)
Example:
___ ___ X
___ X ___ ___ ___
___ X ___ ___
(A half-dozen additional bovine draft animals needed.)
[Answer: "SIX EXTRA OXEN".]
Round 1:
How to Play:
Each entry is a sentence that has buried within it a "Lost City" in ruins - meaning the name of the city is broken up between two or more words. Hints are dropped in the sentences to help figure out the answers. Dust off your archaeological skills and begin to uncover the world's Lost Cities.
Example:
➤ I easily tire now that I'm getting old and just hang around gambling at the sports bar.
[Answer: The hint is "gambling" which ties into the name of the "Lost City" - "RENO".]
Round 1:
➤ The madam, as customary in this Middle East country, always enters before the mister.
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➤ Did you ever read about the Alamo, or Faust in high school, for that matter?
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➤ Have you ever tried that Caribbean delicacy of bananas sautéed in wine and garlic?
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➤ Andalusian gladiators of old pitted a wild animal against a helpless human victim.
How to Play:
Each entry contains two mystery words, and each mystery word begins and ends with common 3-letter words that are the reverse (switchbacks) of one another. Clues are given to help solve the mystery words.
Example:
➤ SUB ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
(Below the threshold of sensation, consciousness or awareness)
➤ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ BUS
(Supernatural seductress)
[Answer: "SUBLIMINAL" and "SUCCUBUS" are the two mystery words, with "SUB" and "BUS" being the 3-letter word switchbacks.]
Round 1:
➤ RAP ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
(Impish, comical, mischievous person)
➤ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ PAR
(Rock-forming mineral)
(Vandal or Hun, e.g.)
➤ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ RAM
(Sweet greeting, say)
➤ TUB ___ ___ ___ ___
(Describing a long, round hollow shape)
➤ ___ ___ BUT
(One's initial public performance)
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➤ TAB ___ ___ ___ ___
(Bird brain)
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➤ TOP ___ ___ ___ ___
(Fast forward spinning motion on a struck ball)
➤ ___ ___ ___ ___ POT
(Surf with this while away from home)
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How to Play:
It's Movie Time! Each correct answer will be a Groovy Rhyme! Entries list a sentence with a hint about a real movie and a clue indicating the movie's alternate rhyming title. Based on the clue logic, discover the rhyming title of the real movie . . . OR . . . if you prefer, the real movie and its rhyming title.
Example
➤ Movie about vigilante NYPD officer John McClane who won a poker game with this, an Ace against a King:
Rhyming Movie Title: "________ * ________"
Real Movie Title: "________ * ________"
[Answer: Based on the clue "won a poker game with this, an Ace against a King", the answer to the Rhyming Movie Title is "High Card", which rhymes with the Real Movie Title, "Die Hard".]
Round 1:
➤ Movie about a flight attendant / drug mule who trained to become a zany circus performer:
Rhyming Movie Title: "________ * ________"
Real Movie Title: "________ * ________"
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➤ Movie about an obsessive ballerina dancer nearly taken in by a bogus shyster:
Rhyming Movie Title: "________ * ________"
Real Movie Title: "________ * ________"
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➤ Movie about a severely autistic genius whose neuroimaging revealed cerebral damage:
Rhyming Movie Title: "________ * ________"
Real Movie Title: "________ * ________"
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➤ Movie about a famous vampire in which an actor named Scott played the lead role:
Rhyming Movie Title: "________"
Real Movie Title: "________"
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➤ Movie about loss of innocence and disillusionment in 1950s Texas at least was a life absent of conflict:
Rhyming Movie Title: (The) "________ (of) ________"
Real Movie Title: (The) "________ (of) ________"
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How to Play:
Each entry lists a word, phrase, person's name, or book or movie title with a color adjective. Clues are given as a solving aid.
Example:
➤ _______ * _______
(Once sucked in, nothing can escape from this)
[The answer is "BLACK HOLE".]
➤ _______ * _______
(Once sucked in, you are chained by these restraints, figuratively)➤ _______ * _______
(Ridley Scott film set in Osaka)
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➤ _______ * _______
(Hick TV show from the 60's in a bucolic setting)PAST ROUNDS (For your solving pleasure!):
How to Play:
Each entry is either a declaration or a question containing a single blank space. Fill in the blank with a word choice that will logically complete the declaration or question and at the same time reveal a living or dead well-known person. Clues are listed as a solving aid, and homonyms and puns are allowed.
Example:
Declaration:
➤ TOM _______ for no one when he's ready to go.
(Gruff-voiced musician)
[Answer: "TOM WAITS" for no one when he's ready to go.]
Question:
➤ Is JANE _______ her boyfriend or going cold on him?
(Member of famous acting family)
[Answer: Is "JANE FONDA" her boyfriend or going cold on him?]
How to Play:
Each entry lists a clue relating to a living or deceased well-known person, whose initials are one of 50 official postal U.S. state initials. See who lives where in these great United States of ours.
Example:
[Answer: Ashton Kutcher is the actor and AK are his initials for the state Alaska.]
Round 2:How to Play:
Each entry lists a word, phrase, person's name, or book or movie title with a color adjective. Clues are given as a solving aid.
Example:
➤ _______ * _______
(Once sucked in, nothing can escape from this)
[The answer is "BLACK HOLE".]
➤ _______ * _______
(This is said to be able to kill a werewolf or witch)
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➤ _______ * _______
(Unseen winter danger on highway)
➤ _______ * _______
(What you're put on in a crisis situation)➤ _______ * _______
(Something occurring very infrequently happens once in this)➤ _______ * _______
(Colorful cruciferous round vegetable)How to Play : Buried within each sentence entry is a precious gemstone for you to find. Upon finding all ten, re-arrange the sentences order...