August 9, 2023
Game
MOON
GLOBE
SOME
LYME
FEW
PAIR
POST
COMET
PLUMB
HANDFUL
SUN
PLANET
JOURNAL
MELLON
ASTEROID
SEVERAL
Hints
UNSPECIFIED QUANTITIES
Indefinite or Unspecified Amounts
- FEW: A small number of something, not many.
- HANDFUL: A small quantity that can be held in one hand, often used to describe a small number of people or things.
- SEVERAL: More than a few but not many, an indefinite number.
- SOME: An unspecified amount or number, often used to indicate a portion of something.
CELESTIAL OBJECTS
Objects in Space
- ASTEROID: A small rocky body orbiting the sun, often found in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
- COMET: A celestial object consisting of a nucleus of ice and dust, which, when near the sun, develops a tail of gas and dust particles.
- MOON: A natural satellite orbiting a planet, such as Earth's moon.
- PLANET: A large celestial body that orbits a star, such as the sun, and does not produce its own light.
NEWSPAPERS
Names of Newspapers
- GLOBE: A common name for newspapers, such as 'The Boston Globe'.
- JOURNAL: A term often used in newspaper titles, such as 'The Wall Street Journal'.
- POST: A term used in newspaper names, such as 'The Washington Post'.
- SUN: A common name for newspapers, such as 'The New York Sun'.
FRUIT HOMOPHONES
Words That Sound Like Fruits
- LYME: Sounds like 'lime', a citrus fruit.
- MELLON: Sounds like 'melon', a large, juicy fruit.
- PAIR: Sounds like 'pear', a sweet fruit.
- PLUMB: Sounds like 'plum', a small, sweet fruit.