Saturday, April 05, 2008
[saturday quiz] odd one out
Who is the odd one out? Well of course you can select any and say the others are different but the idea is to guess what my criterion was [and there is only one]. So it's not enough to get the correct character but you also need to say why.
Hint - it was the reason I selected the rabbit, of all animals.
Answer is below here so don't look until you've tried - you need to highlight the next line as it's written in white :)
Ingrid Bergman - the only one from a non-large family.
Hint - it was the reason I selected the rabbit, of all animals.
Answer is below here so don't look until you've tried - you need to highlight the next line as it's written in white :)
Ingrid Bergman - the only one from a non-large family.
[st george] stirring himself for april 23rd
Wonko points out:
April 23rd coming up, folks. Don't forget it. The dragon will be festooned with his coat of blue and 12 stars in a circle.
When the Conservatives took control of Telford & Wrekin Council they replaced the flag of the EU with the English flag. I hope they take advantage of the new relaxed flag flying rules to remove the British flag and replace it with our own national flag, the Cross of St George.
April 23rd coming up, folks. Don't forget it. The dragon will be festooned with his coat of blue and 12 stars in a circle.
[phonetic dictionary] second offerings
The idea is that this is only a phonetic dictionary and so the definitions do not actually accord with the meaning of the words but with the parts of the words, as sounded.
So, take "antelope", definition "absconding insect". "Ant" - the little insect. "Elope" - to run away with one's lover.
Similarly, with "badinage" - the phonetic meaning comes out as "bad in age" - memory, sex, teeth.
If you get the idea, try these below:
The first offerings were here.
Here are the second:
So, take "antelope", definition "absconding insect". "Ant" - the little insect. "Elope" - to run away with one's lover.
Similarly, with "badinage" - the phonetic meaning comes out as "bad in age" - memory, sex, teeth.
If you get the idea, try these below:
The first offerings were here.
Here are the second:
3 Adenoid..................Irritated by advertsCan you state, in each case, why that particular phonetic meaning?
4 Alimony..................Arab coins
7 Aphrodisiac............Trapeze artists from Zaire
9 Barbecue................Awaiting haircut
12 Capsize................Seven and three-quarters
13 Carrion......................Continue
14 Castanet....................Go fishing
15 Chinchilla...................Aftershave
17 Counter-culture.........Retailing
19 Emulate.....................Dead bird
Friday, April 04, 2008
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