Here are ten fractured colours for your viewing pleasure. Have fun! Note: An Australian accent was used in the making of these words, so try a slow drawl if you get stuck.
Ten more NHL teams, presented in fractured form, to puzzle your brain! Again, sometimes you will need to put the city and team name, sometimes just the team nickname - watch the hints!
Can you help our bumbling superspy Boris decode these messages for his next assignment? A phrase in the question has been CAPITALISED. Your mission is to select the answer which matches that phrase most accurately.
Science is an amazing subject, but, to truly appreciate its intricacies it has to be divided into categories. Here are just some of them in fractured form. Enjoy!
Radiology is a two-step procedure. First, you need to identify the fractures inside the body. Next, you need to diagnose the underlying condition. Further instructions are given in the first question.
Answer the first clue, then continue dropping letters and anagramming to solve the following clues. I'll let you know when we start with a new word. Have fun!
I give you a physiology term in fractured form, you give me the standard version. For example: "Dope a mean" = dopamine. Here's hoping you don't break your...no, that pun is too obvious. Terribly sorry.
I present for your enjoyment ten of the NHL's teams, in fractured form. How many can you figure out? (In some cases you will need to put both the city and team name; in others just the team name will do - watch for the hints).
Similar to the great game "Tribond", in this quiz find the word that links the other words or clues given. For example, if I gave "Flipper, Bottlenose, and Miami", you'd answer "dolphin" or "dolphins". Best of luck.
Based on my telephone, use a code to work out boys' names. These names were listed as the top ten boys names for the 1990 decade for the USA, UK and Australia.
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