salami_swami
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358. Mississippi. The state flower is the Magnolia, and the state tree is the Magnolia.
Reply #961. Apr 04 11, 4:29 PM
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salami_swami
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225. The best I have come up with is "milder being" and "bewildering". lol.
Reply #962. Apr 04 11, 4:31 PM
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geniusonwheels
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356 is UConn, 357 is butler, and 359 is Commonwealth.
355 is not the national anthem. I'm more or less looking for a song that pictures a slave scene, and the Star-Spangled Banner was at Fort McHenry, yada yada yada.
358 is not Mississippi. Yes, both are magnolias, but the flower is the genus "Magnolia" and the tree is the species "Magnolia grandiflora" or the Southern Magnolia. You can argue that there are 20 other species that are also the state flowers Only one state has flower/tree with the same genus/species.
For 360, one is an abbreviation, and one is a place name.
For 225, both terms are 7 letters long.
How about this? The website will go up when all the answers are given. You now get more time, but the website will still come up.
Check out the other thread in the Brain Teasers section that deals with this post!
Reply #963. Apr 08 11, 6:14 PM
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honeybee4
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355. My Old Kentucky Home is sung at the Kentucky Derby.
Reply #964. Apr 08 11, 6:53 PM
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honeybee4
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358. Virgina's state tree is the flowering dogwood. The state flower is the dogwood. Their real name is Cornus Florida.
Reply #965. Apr 08 11, 7:03 PM
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honeybee4
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356. Nome, Alaska and University of Connecticut Gnomes?
Reply #966. Apr 08 11, 7:20 PM
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geniusonwheels
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355 is Kentucky, 356 is UConn, 357 is butler, 358 is Virginia, and 359 is Commonwealth.
Now 360 ties them all together.
Reply #967. Apr 08 11, 8:41 PM
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honeybee4
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360. NCAA and Cana.
Reply #968. Apr 08 11, 9:12 PM
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houston1127
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360. Oooooh. Nice one, HB!
Reply #969. Apr 08 11, 9:58 PM
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daBomb619
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Only five to go!
207. The word Spanish word "reunirse" has, in a way, an unusual English translation. Why?
225. Take a two word phrases meaning “amazing”. Change the first letter, and place the first word directly in the middle of the second word. You now get another word meaning “amazing”. What are the words?
274. What is the significance of this list, to the best of my research? Germany, France, United Kingdom, the North Sea, France, Saudi Arabia, United States, China, United States, Germany
291. What is the significance of these states, in this order? Tennessee, Texas, Kansas, Georgia, Georgia, Georgia, California, and in 2010, California.
344. Take the name of a worldwide leader. Move the last letter of his name 9 letters up the alphabet. Then switch his first and last name. You now get, phonetically, a phrase that is used worldwide. Who and what is it?
Reply #970. Apr 10 11, 12:30 PM
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| adams627
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207- Stab in the dark. Reunir can mean "to get", "se" is a personal pronoun that I guess could mean "her" (or "him" or "you formal"), and reunirse means "to get together." So it's "to get her" and "to get together" which is sort of cool.
Reply #971. Apr 10 11, 2:47 PM
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| great2beme
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I am stumped on these last ones
Reply #972. Apr 11 11, 5:14 AM
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geniusonwheels
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Last weeks are done, and I'm glad. This was an awesome set. For those who don't get it, the answers were the 4 teams in the Final Four (UConn, Butler, Kentucky, and Virginia Commonwealth) along with the phrase NCAA. Hidden theme.
207 is that. My intended answer was that it translates to "to get together" which when written all together, it starts with TOGETTOGET, which is a repeating set of 5 letters. Yeah, it was oddly worded and answered, but at least it's done.
Six new questions on Monday. The reason why? I had 4 new questions, and I didn't come up with 2 more until day. I'm slack, what can I say? And three of them are "what do they have in common". I'll have 6 good ones next week, promise.
361. The white dogwood, the forsythia or golden bell, and the azalea are flowers that share what distinction?
362. Take a word that is a type of plastic. Switch the 5th and 8th letters, and then make the new 5th letter a space. You now get a 2 word object that its shell is usually made of plastic. What are the objects?
363. What do these companies have in common? Citigroup, Kellogg, Macy’s, AT&T, Visa, Sprint, and US Steel.
364. Caesar Rodney, George Washington, James Monroe, the Wright Brothers, Neil Armstrong, Abraham Lincoln, Helen Keller, Lewis and Clark, John Muir, King Kamehameha are the only people to hold what distinction?
365. Take a word that might describe a germ. Rearrange those letters, and you get a word that might describe a shape. What are the words?
366. ‘Anywhere’ is the only 8-letter word in what world renowned book?
Reply #973. Apr 11 11, 7:47 PM
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George95
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363 would be all 1 letter symbols on the New York Stock Exchange
Citigroup: C
Kelloggs: K
Macy's: M
AT&T: T
Visa: V
Sprint: S
US Steel: X
Reply #974. Apr 11 11, 8:20 PM
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| great2beme
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364, Their on state quarters.
Reply #975. Apr 11 11, 9:17 PM
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| great2beme
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Caesar Rodney- Delaware
Washington and Monroe- New Jersey
Wright Brothers- North Carolina
Armstrong- Ohio
Lincoln- Illinois
Keller- Alabama
Lewis and Clark- Missouri
Muir- California
Kamahameha- Hawaii
Reply #976. Apr 11 11, 9:20 PM
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| adams627
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366. Green Eggs and Ham?
Reply #977. Apr 12 11, 3:54 AM
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Aussiedrongo
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365. Herpes-sphere
Reply #978. Apr 12 11, 9:15 AM
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Aussiedrongo
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362. Cellophane-cell phone
Reply #979. Apr 12 11, 9:22 AM
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honeybee4
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361. They are names for different holes in the Masters Tournament. Hole 2 is Dogwood. Hole 12 is Golden Bell. Hole 13 is Azalea.
Reply #980. Apr 12 11, 12:16 PM
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