February 17, 2024
Game
FAMILY
SHIP
LOCK
NESS
ION
PRESS
FLEA
CURL
FLYING
MEDIA
TRESS
EXPOSURE
COVERAGE
DOM
PUBLICITY
RINGLET
Hints
BIT OF HAIR
Small portions or types of hair
- CURL: A small twist or ringlet of hair.
- LOCK: A strand or small portion of hair.
- RINGLET: A small, tightly curled piece of hair.
- TRESS: A long lock or ringlet of hair.
MEDIA ATTENTION
Various forms of attention or coverage by the media
- COVERAGE: The extent to which the media reports on a particular event or topic.
- EXPOSURE: The amount of public attention or visibility given to a person, organization, or issue by the media.
- PRESS: The media and agencies that produce news, or the coverage they provide.
- PUBLICITY: Media attention for promotional, especially in the context of public relations.
NOUN SUFFIXES
Suffixes used to form nouns
- DOM: A suffix indicating a state, condition, or domain (e.g., kingdom, freedom).
- ION: A suffix indicating an action, condition, or state (e.g., completion, union).
- NESS: A suffix used to form abstract nouns indicating a state or quality (e.g., happiness, sadness).
- SHIP: A suffix used to form nouns indicating a state, quality, or condition (e.g., leadership, friendship).
___ CIRCUS
Phrases that can be preceded by the word 'circus'
- FAMILY: Refers to a family-based or family-oriented circus.
- FLEA: Refers to a small, novelty circus or exhibition, often featuring trained fleas.
- FLYING: Refers to a circus featuring aerial performances, like trapeze.
- MEDIA: Refers to a chaotic or sensational media event, often resembling a circus in its disorder.