August 13, 2023
Game
JACK
PRESS
PLANET
BUTTON
PLANK
SQUAT
SNAP
OBVIOUS
CRUNCH
BUCKLE
NOTHING
CURL
ZIP
KANGAROO
LUNGE
NADA
Hints
FASTENING VERBS
Actions related to securing or closing something
- BUCKLE: To fasten with a buckle, typically used for belts or straps.
- BUTTON: To fasten with buttons, commonly used for clothing.
- SNAP: To fasten with a snap, often used for clothing or bags.
- ZIP: To fasten with a zipper, commonly used for clothing or bags.
SLANG FOR ZERO
Informal terms meaning 'zero' or 'nothing'
- JACK: Slang for 'nothing' or 'zero'.
- NADA: Spanish-derived slang meaning 'nothing'.
- NOTHING: Literal term meaning 'zero' or 'none'.
- SQUAT: Slang for 'nothing' or 'zero', often used in phrases like 'did squat'.
GYM EXERCISES
Common exercises performed in a gym
- CURL: An exercise targeting the biceps, typically using dumbbells or a barbell.
- LUNGE: A lower-body exercise involving stepping forward and bending the knees.
- PLANK: A core-strengthening exercise where the body is held in a straight line.
- PRESS: An upper-body exercise, such as a bench press or shoulder press.
“CAPTAINS”
Terms or phrases associated with the word 'captain'
- CRUNCH: Refers to 'Captain Crunch', a popular cereal brand.
- KANGAROO: Refers to 'Captain Kangaroo', a classic children's TV show.
- OBVIOUS: Refers to the phrase 'Captain Obvious', used sarcastically to point out something obvious.
- PLANET: Refers to 'Captain Planet', a superhero from an environmental-themed cartoon.