July 16, 2023
Game
NICKEL
HALF
HORSESHOE
TIN
RAINBOW
QUARTER
NECK
LEAD
PENNY
CLOVER
IRON
SO
ZINC
AGAIN
DIME
MOON
Hints
U.S. COINS
Common U.S. Coins
- DIME: A U.S. coin worth 10 cents.
- NICKEL: A U.S. coin worth 5 cents.
- PENNY: A U.S. coin worth 1 cent, also known as a cent.
- QUARTER: A U.S. coin worth 25 cents.
METAL ELEMENTS
Chemical Elements That Are Metals
- IRON: A strong, magnetic metal, often used in construction and manufacturing.
- LEAD: A heavy, malleable metal, historically used in pipes and batteries.
- TIN: A soft, silvery metal, often used in alloys like bronze.
- ZINC: A bluish-white metal, used in galvanizing and as a dietary supplement.
LUCKY CHARMS MARSHMALLOWS
Marshmallow Shapes in Lucky Charms Cereal
- CLOVER: A symbol of luck, often associated with St. Patrick's Day.
- HORSESHOE: A symbol of good luck, traditionally hung above doorways.
- MOON: A celestial body, often associated with mystery and romance.
- RAINBOW: A meteorological phenomenon caused by reflection and refraction of light, symbolizing hope and diversity.
___ AND ___
Common Two-Word Phrases
- AGAIN: Used in phrases like 'again and again,' meaning repeatedly.
- HALF: Used in phrases like 'half and half,' meaning equal parts.
- NECK: Used in phrases like 'neck and neck,' meaning very close in competition.
- SO: Used in phrases like 'so and so,' meaning an unspecified person or thing.