May 1, 2024

Game

VIEW

ANIMAL

PLANE

WINDOW

FLY

POINT

POCKET

DOOR

HISTORY

KINK

RIVET

LINE

SOLID

FILE

SUPREME

BUTTON

Common elements found on jeans

BUTTON: A fastener used to secure the waistband of jeans and often made of metal or plastic.
FLY: The zippered or buttoned closure used in the front of jeans for ease of wearing or removing them.
POCKET: A pouch-like component sewn into jeans for carrying small items; typically includes front and back pockets.
RIVET: Metal fasteners placed on stress points of jeans (like pocket corners) to add durability.

Geometric objects according to dimensionality

LINE: A one-dimensional figure that extends infinitely in both directions without breadth or depth.
PLANE: A flat, two-dimensional surface that extends infinitely in length and width but has no thickness.
POINT: An exact location in space with no dimension—neither length, width, nor depth.
SOLID: A three-dimensional object with length, width, and depth, such as a cube or sphere.

Standard options found in web browser menu interfaces

FILE: A menu option that usually includes tasks like new tab/window opening, saving pages, or printing.
HISTORY: This menu lists previously visited web pages and provides tools to manage that browsing history.
VIEW: Controls the appearance of the browser's interface, including zoom, text size, and other display options.
WINDOW: A menu for managing browser windows and tabs, including arranging, minimizing, and switching between them.

Playful references to 1960s music group names

ANIMAL: Refers to 'The Animals', a rock band known for their deep, gritty blues sound and hits like 'House of the Rising Sun'.
DOOR: Suggests 'The Doors', famous for their psychedelic rock influence and charismatic frontman, Jim Morrison.
KINK: Indicative of 'The Kinks', renowned for their influential rock sound and hits like 'You Really Got Me'.
SUPREME: Hints at 'The Supremes', a Motown group famous for their sophisticated vocal harmonies and success with songs like 'Stop! In the Name of Love'.