April 16, 2025
Game
CROWD
SCORE
MAMBA
ENGINE
BOA
SIMBA
KATY PERRY
SCAR
LION
GARTER
SCRATCH
MERINGUE
CORSET
SCRAPE
TANGY
STOCKINGS
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BURLESQUE WEAR
Clothing and accessories associated with burlesque performances
- BOA: A long, fluffy scarf often made of feathers, worn as a glamorous accessory in burlesque.
- CORSET: A tightly fitting undergarment worn to shape the torso, commonly used in burlesque costumes.
- GARTER: A band worn around the leg to hold up stockings, often decorative in burlesque.
- STOCKINGS: Sheer, close-fitting legwear, frequently paired with garters in burlesque attire.
MESS UP THE SURFACE OF
Actions that damage or alter the surface of something
- SCAR: To mark or damage the surface with a visible line or blemish.
- SCRAPE: To rub or scratch the surface, often causing damage.
- SCRATCH: To make shallow cuts or marks on a surface.
- SCORE: To make lines or cuts on a surface, often for a specific purpose like grip or decoration.
THEY ROAR
Things or entities that produce a roaring sound
- CROWD: A large group of people can roar in unison, such as at a concert or sports event.
- ENGINE: A machine, especially a car or plane engine, can roar when running at high power.
- KATY PERRY: A reference to her song 'Roar,' where she metaphorically 'roars' as an expression of strength.
- LION: A large wild cat known for its powerful roar.
LATIN DANCES WITH A VOWEL CHANGED
Names of Latin dances altered by changing a vowel
- MAMBA: Derived from 'mambo,' a Latin dance, with the 'o' changed to 'a'.
- MERINGUE: Derived from 'merengue,' a Latin dance, with the 'e' changed to 'i'.
- SIMBA: Derived from 'samba,' a Latin dance, with the 'a' changed to 'i'.
- TANGY: Derived from 'tango,' a Latin dance, with the 'o' changed to 'y'.