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This game is great. However, whomever they got writing clues for this game is either too young to be using some of the words in this game or is playing a joke on you as a player and they know it. One clue was “Home of the Gulf State Park”. How would anyone outside of that ...
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The clue "Moved smoothly, as into one's DMs" suggests finding a term that describes the action of initiating a conversation or making contact with someone, typically in a casual or smooth manner, especially in the context of direct messaging on social media platforms. The word "SLID" fits ...
section 2 rossword puzzles are an excellent vehicle for cooperative learning. The crossword puzzles in this section are graded into the categories of easy Cand challenging, based upon the difficulty of the words required for completion. s Teaching techniques. Working with a classmate, students can...
There were words I deliberately avoided for one of these reasons: they were obscure (the barometer for that essentially was whether I had heard of the words somewhere or not), they didn't lend themselves to good definition, or they were "unclueable". Despite that, a few obscure words cre...
Most of the time, as above, the role of punctuation is only to create a meaningful, misleading surface for the clue. For solving, the punctuation can safely be ignored. There are some exceptions to that rule. Let's have a closer look at them. ...