April 27, 2024
Game
BUY
SHORT
SPIKE
SWALLOW
DIGEST
CURT
HAIRY
OUTLINE
BELIEVE
BRIEF
SURGE
WANE
ABSTRACT
ACCEPT
KNEEL
OUTAGE
Hints
TRUST AS REAL
Expressions of Belief and Acceptance as True
- ACCEPT: To consent to receive or believe something as true or valid.
- BELIEVE: To feel sure of the truth of something, often without proof.
- BUY: Colloquially, to accept something as true; 'buy into an idea'.
- SWALLOW: Metaphorically, to accept or believe something perhaps reluctantly or without questioning.
POWER ISSUES
Electrical Power Problems
- OUTAGE: A temporary suspension of operation, especially of electrical power supply.
- SHORT: Short circuit, an electrical fault caused by current traveling along an unintended path.
- SPIKE: A sudden and large increase in voltage, which can damage electrical equipment.
- SURGE: A sudden powerful forward or upward movement, particularly of electrical power in this context.
SUMMARY
Forms of Condensed Information
- ABSTRACT: A summary of the contents of a book, article, or formal speech.
- BRIEF: A concise statement or summary.
- DIGEST: A condensed form of information or a collection of condensed material.
- OUTLINE: A general description or plan showing the essential features of something but not the detail.
NAME HOMOPHONES
Names that Sound Like Other Words
- CURT: Sounds like 'curt', meaning abruptly and rudely short in speech or abrupt in manner.
- HAIRY: Sounds like 'hairy', referring to having a lot of hair or being covered in hair.
- KNEEL: Homophone for 'Neil', a common first name, and refers to the action of kneeling.
- WANE: Sounds like 'Wayne', a common first name, meaning to decrease in size, extent, or degree.