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March 8, 2024

Game

DART
CAN
PUNCH
HEM
HAW
DRY
LOO
EDGE
CONDO
SPICE
FREEZE
PLEAT
BITE
HERO
SEAM
CURE

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THINGS TO SEW


Items related to sewing

  • DART: A tapered tuck made in the fabric of a garment to help it fit better.
  • HEM: The edge of a piece of cloth or clothing that has been turned under and sewn.
  • PLEAT: A fold in the fabric, usually pressed or stitched into place, to create fullness or decorative effect.
  • SEAM: The join where two pieces of fabric are sewn together in garment making.

WAYS TO PRESERVE FOOD


Methods to extend the shelf life of food

  • CAN: Preserve food by sealing it in an airtight container and applying heat to kill bacteria.
  • CURE: Preserve food by adding salt, sugar, or another substance to reduce moisture and inhibit bacterial growth.
  • DRY: Remove moisture from food to prevent the growth of microorganisms.
  • FREEZE: Preserve food by storing it at very low temperatures to slow down enzyme activity and bacterial growth.

SHARP QUALITY


Attributes or substances with a sharp or intense nature

  • BITE: A sharp or pungent taste or flavor.
  • EDGE: The sharp side of a blade, or metaphorically, a keen or effective aspect of something.
  • PUNCH: A forceful, impactful quality, often used in the context of flavors or impressions.
  • SPICE: A substance used to flavor food, often with a strong or pungent taste.

BIRDS MINUS LAST LETTER


Bird names with the last letter removed

  • CONDO: Derived from 'Condor' by removing the last letter.
  • HAW: Derived from 'Hawk' by removing the last letter.
  • HERO: Derived from 'Heron' by removing the last letter.
  • LOO: Derived from 'Loon' by removing the last letter.