March 28, 2025
Game
CHUCK
MONTY
BRACKET
CITY
SKIRT
PITCH
FLANK
BADGE
STUDY
SASH
SLING
BOOKEND
SURROUND
BINGO
BERET
PELT
Hints
HURL
Throwing or Propelling Objects
- CHUCK: To throw something casually or with force.
- PELT: To throw objects repeatedly at someone or something.
- PITCH: To throw something, especially with precision or in a game like baseball.
- SLING: To throw or hurl something with a sweeping or swinging motion.
BE ON BOTH SIDES OF
Positioning or Surrounding
- BOOKEND: To be at both ends of something, like books on a shelf.
- BRACKET: To enclose or surround something on both sides.
- FLANK: To be positioned on either side of something or someone.
- SURROUND: To encircle or be on all sides of something.
PARTS OF A CLASSIC GIRL SCOUT UNIFORM
Components of a Traditional Girl Scout Outfit
- BADGE: A decorative or achievement emblem sewn onto the uniform.
- BERET: A round, flat-crowned hat often part of the uniform.
- SASH: A cloth band worn over the shoulder or around the waist to display badges.
- SKIRT: A garment worn from the waist down, part of the traditional uniform.
___ HALL
Common Phrases Ending with 'Hall'
- BINGO: Refers to 'Bingo Hall,' a place where bingo games are played.
- CITY: Refers to 'City Hall,' the administrative building of a city government.
- MONTY: Refers to 'Monty Hall,' the host of the game show 'Let's Make a Deal,' or the 'Monty Hall problem' in probability.
- STUDY: Refers to 'Study Hall,' a period in school for independent study or work.