December 28, 2024
Game
MINEFIELD
HABIT
ITSY
HORNETS’ NEST
PANDORA’S BOX
HERSHEY
PIECE OF CAKE
AEGIS
HISTAMINE
SURE THING
APPLE OF DISCORD
TIRES
EASY
GOLDEN FLEECE
CAN
NO SWEAT
Hints
“NOTHING TO IT!”
Expressions indicating something is easy
- EASY: Simple, not difficult.
- NO SWEAT: Informal way to say something is easy or not a problem.
- PIECE OF CAKE: Something very easy to do.
- SURE THING: An expression indicating certainty or something that is easy to achieve.
OBJECTS FROM GREEK MYTH
Famous objects from Greek mythology
- AEGIS: A shield or protective armor associated with Zeus and Athena.
- APPLE OF DISCORD: A golden apple that led to the Trojan War.
- GOLDEN FLEECE: A symbol of authority and kingship, sought by Jason and the Argonauts.
- PANDORA’S BOX: A container that, when opened, released all the evils into the world.
PROVERBIAL THINGS TO KICK
Things commonly referred to in proverbs or idioms involving kicking
- CAN: As in 'kick the can down the road,' meaning to delay dealing with something.
- HABIT: As in 'kick the habit,' meaning to stop a bad habit.
- HORNETS’ NEST: As in 'kick the hornets’ nest,' meaning to provoke trouble.
- TIRES: As in 'kick the tires,' meaning to test or inspect something.
STARTING WITH POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
Words or phrases that start with possessive pronouns
- HERSHEY: A brand name that starts with the possessive pronoun 'her.'
- HISTAMINE: A compound involved in immune responses, starting with 'his.'
- ITSY: As in 'itsy bitsy,' starting with the possessive pronoun 'its.'
- MINEFIELD: A dangerous area filled with mines, starting with the possessive pronoun 'mine.'