April 9, 2024

Game

EAR

SCOPE

IRON

OIL

CREST

BRUSH

ARMS

REACH

KETTLE

RANGE

COMB

STEEL

DRYER

COAT

SHIELD

EXTENT

Measure of Width or Extent

EXTENT: The degree to which something stretches or covers; overall size or length.
RANGE: The area of variation between upper and lower limits on a particular scale.
REACH: The extent or range of something's application, effect, or influence.
SCOPE: The range of a subject covered by a book, discussion, class, etc.

Instruments or Devices Used in Hair Styling and Care

BRUSH: A tool with bristles used to smooth, style, and detangle hair.
COMB: A device used to separate and neaten the hair, typically made of plastic or metal.
DRYER: An electrical device used to dry hair by blowing hot air over it.
IRON: A tool, often referred to as a flat iron, used to straighten hair by applying heat.

Terminology Related to Heraldry, the System by Which Coats of Arms and Other Armorial Bearings Are Devised and Regulated

ARMS: In heraldry, symbols representing families, countries, etc., often displayed on shields.
COAT: Short for 'coat of arms,' a distinctive heraldic design on a tunic or shield.
CREST: A component of a heraldic display, situated above the shield and helmet in a coat of arms.
SHIELD: A protective device, often used in heraldry as a background to display symbols.

Words That Can Precede the Word 'Drum' to Form Different Types of Drums

EAR: When combined with 'drum,' it refers to the eardrum, a part of the ear.
KETTLE: A 'kettle drum' is a large drum that produces a deep sound, also known as a timpani.
OIL: An 'oil drum' is a large, cylindrical container for storing oil, not a musical instrument but the term suggests a makeshift drum.
STEEL: A 'steel drum' is a musical instrument made from a metal drum, often used in Caribbean music.