I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter L
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter M.
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of a British city - some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK English is used where there may be occasional differences.
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of something connected to 'Super Mario Bros' - some answers are literal and others phonetic.
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these words begin with the letter C.
U and I decided to invite some consonant friends over to make some new words. No other vowels were invited. Eg. U and I invited two friends over to play this game. Answer: QUIZ.
Just find the antonyms to the two words in the clue and add them together to make one longer word. The longer word is the answer.
eg. Out + Go = Income
Each question has two or three word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of a flower - some answers are literal and others phonetic.
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter N.
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of a country - some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK pronunciation is used where there may be occasional differences.
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of a tree - some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK English is used where there may be occasional differences in word meanings.
A lot of ALW musicals have love as a major theme or a secondary storyline. I'll give you the ladies' names and you give me the men they loved. These pairs all come from eight of his musicals.
Let's try some lyrics from some of the supporting singers instead of the stars. Each of the ten characters mentioned is the answer to one of the questions, and all ten are from different ALW musicals.
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter J.
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter P.
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of a tree - some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK English is used where there may be occasional differences in word meanings.
This quiz has two answers that are anagrams of each other, one of each answer is somehow related to the word 'prayer'. Each question contains a word definition plus a synonym to give you your anagrams. Eg: Man's best friend + Diety = Dog God.
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of a country - some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK English is used where there may be occasional differences.
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of an English county - some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK English is used where there may be occasional differences.
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter E.
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of a fruit - some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK English is used where there may be occasional differences in word meanings.
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter D.
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter S
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of a bird- some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK English is used where there may be occasional differences in word meanings.
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter W
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. The first five longer words begin with the letter Y and the last five with the letter Z
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter Q
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter U
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of a vegetable - some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK English is used where there may be occasional differences in word meanings.
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of a vegetable - some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK English is used where there may be occasional differences in word meanings.
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter T
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of an occupation - some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK English is used where there may be occasional differences.
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter R
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of a sea creature - some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK English is used where there may be occasional differences.
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these words begin with the letter A.
Each question has two or more word definitions. Just join the answers together to come up with the name of a animal - some answers are literal and others phonetic. UK English is used where there may be occasional differences in word meanings.
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter O
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter V
I'll give you the definitions of two shorter words. You just need to add them together to make one longer word. All these longer words begin with the letter I.