December 8, 2024
Game
SANDWICH
CATERPILLAR
SHOEHORN
SEOUL
SLUG
WRAP
WEDGE
SOCK
PUMA
BELT
METTLE
DOVE
INDY
GREYHOUND
BLOW
SQUEEZE
Hints
PUNCH
Actions involving force or impact
- BELT: To hit or strike with a belt, often used metaphorically.
- BLOW: A forceful hit or strike.
- SOCK: To hit someone forcefully, often with a closed fist.
- SLUG: To hit someone with a quick, forceful punch.
CRAM
Forcing or squeezing something into a limited space
- SANDWICH: To place something between two other things, often tightly.
- SHOEHORN: To force something into a position where it doesn't naturally fit.
- SQUEEZE: To press on something from opposite sides to compress it.
- WEDGE: To force something into a narrow space or gap.
COMPANIES NAMED AFTER ANIMALS
Corporations named after animals
- CATERPILLAR: A company known for manufacturing heavy machinery, named after the large, slow-moving insect.
- DOVE: A brand of soap and other personal care products, named after the dove, a symbol of peace.
- GREYHOUND: A bus company, named after the fast-running dog breed.
- PUMA: A sports apparel company, named after the large, fast-running cat.
HOMOPHONES OF MUSIC GENRES
Words that sound like music genres but have different meanings
- INDY: Sounds like 'indie,' a music genre, but means 'independent' or 'Indiana'.
- METTLE: Sounds like 'metal,' a music genre, but means 'courage' or 'spirit'.
- SEOUL: Sounds like 'soul,' a music genre, but is the capital of South Korea.
- WRAP: Sounds like 'rap,' a music genre, but means 'to cover or enclose'.