1. a negative response
2. opposite of YES
1.TOWARD
2. often used in the phrase '_ and fro'
1. toward a higher position
2. not down
1. within an area, place, thing, etc..
2. present at one's home or office
pronoun referring to a thing
1. EXIST
2. 2nd (and 6th) word of Hamlet's most famous soliloquy
article used before words that begin with vowel sounds
1. in contact with the surface (esp. the top)
2. within the time limits of a day or date
pronoun referring to a male
1. BESIDE
2. in close proximity
1. to the same degree
2. in the manner of
3. for example
HELLO
1. preposition used to indicate location
2. preposition used to indicate position in time
1. conjunction used to link alternatives
2. EITHER
exclamation used to attract attention (used
to express surprise in the phrase '_ and behold')
1. plural form of 'I'
2. used to denote oneself and another or others
3rd person form of BE (singular)
1. perform an act, duty or role
2. 1st tone of the diatonic musical scale
1. conjunction that introduces a conditional clause
2. a condition or supposition
1. exclamation used to express surprise or delight
2. prostitute (slang)
expression indicating mild disappointment, sympathy or sentiment;
(sometimes followed by SHUCKS)
1. to a great extent
2. THUS
3. 5th tone of diatonic musical scale
1. used to express the relationship between a part and a whole
2. used to indicate origin or source
3. the 4th commonest word in the English language
1. MOVE
2. PROCEED
1. interjection used to indicate acknowledgment or understanding
2. the letter O (variant spelling)
objective case of 'I'
1. exclamation used to greet someone, attract their attention, or express excitement
2. beginning of a famous cellist's name
possessive form of 'I'
1. representation of the sound of laughter
2. interjection used to express surprise, joy, or triumph
objective case of WE
1st person singular of BE
1. the letter X
2. a former spouse
domesticated bovine animal known for its strength
edge tool with a heavy bladed head mounted across a handle
1. BISEXUAL
2. Prefix meaning twice
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MOTHER (informal)
FATHER (informal)
1. prefix expressing negation
2. NOT
3. abbreviation for international organization formed after WW2
utterance used to express thoughtful consideration
(variant spelling)
utterance used to express or represent a pause, hesitation, uncertainty, etc.
(three correct answers)
utterance used to express or represent a pause, hesitation, uncertainty, etc.
(three correct answers)
utterance used to express or represent a pause, hesitation, uncertainty, etc.
(three correct answers)
OUCH
4th tone of the diatonic musical scale
elevated train (informal)
2nd tone of diatonic musical scale
the letter R
interjection used to urge silence
the letter S
one of three divisions of the psyche defined by Freud
abdominal muscle
the letter M
the letter N
6th tone of the diatonic musical scale
1. surgical or other operation (informal)
2. optical art
1. utterance expressing satisfaction or pleasure
2. one of three two-letter words without a vowel
affirmative answer or assent, esp. in voting (variant spelling)
1. YOU or THOU (sometimes used in mock seriousness)
2. THE (archaic spelling)
exclamation used to express a range of emotions including surprise,
pleasure, sympathy, and realization
indicates the maiden name of a married woman (variant spelling)
1. 7th tone of the diatonic musical scale
2. popular calculator brand
1. interrogative utterance often used to seek confirmation
(esp. in Canada according to stereotype)
2. HUH
1. 16th letter of the Greek alphabet
2. mathematical constant approximately equal to 3.14159
1. 14th letter of the Greek alphabet
2. Roman numeral 11
12th letter of the Greek alphabet (transliterated as ‘m’)
13th letter of the Greek alphabet (transliterated as ‘n')
3rd tone of the diatonic musical scale
sacred, mystical syllable used in prayer and meditation
(especially in Hinduism and Buddhism)
YOU (informal. slang)
MOMENT (slang)
informal negative reply (variant spelling)
education (informal)
great sorrow or distress (obsolete spelling)
past tense of EAT (uncommon)
1. expression of gratitude (British, informal)
2. what each 'T' in TTFN represents
the letter F
1. exclamation to attract someone's attention often in an angry way (esp. British)
2. Yiddish exclamation of dismay
(multiple spellings - two correct answers)
1. exclamation to attract someone's attention often in an angry way (esp. British)
2. Yiddish exclamation of dismay
(multiple spellings - two correct answers)
1. a Hebrew letter
2. symbol for iron
pertaining to agriculture
OF or FROM (most often used in proper names, esp. Spanish, French, and Portuguese)
1. 17th letter of Hebrew alphabet
2. abbreviation for a popular class in school
1. Latin digraph now usually represented by the letter 'E'
2. ONE (uncommon, chiefly Scottish)
PIZZA (slang)
circulating energy thought to be inherent in all things (Eastern philosophy)
(alternate spellings; there are two correct answers)
circulating energy thought to be inherent in all things (Eastern philosophy)
(alternate spellings; there are two correct answers)
1. hypothetical power once thought to account
for various natural phenomena
2. overdose
three-toed sloth
SWEETHEART (uncommon, chiefly Scottish)
1. 7th tonic note in diatonic musical scales (equivalent to TI)
2. symbol for silicon
1. syllable once used for the first tone of a musical scale (replaced by 'DO')
2. postal abbreviation for a western US state
1. Chinese unit of distance, equal to about 0.4 miles
2. 2nd commonest Chinese surname
1. epithet of Prajapati and Brahma
2. cathode
1. the eternal soul represented as a human-headed bird
(in Egyptian mythology)
2. symbol for Barium
1. whirlwind off the Faeroe Islands
2. small island
1. mouth or orifice of the body
2. plural form of the 15th letter of the English alphabet
monetary unit of Vietnam
1. PAL (uncommon)
2. exclamation of encouragement or an expression of enthusiasm
1. basaltic lava having a rough surface
2. abbreviation of a well-known support organization
1. East Indian mulberry
2. a suffix generally meaning “of the kind', 'pertaining to', etc..
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