Morty the Death Adder is obsessed with deathly things. This macabre peek into his dark world may shock you. Be warned. Every answer begins with the word "death".
Good morning! I give you a breakfast food's name in fractured form. You type in the correct name. Example: saw sedges=sausages. NO PUNCTUATION! Spelling counts.
I give you a well-known pair, trio, or quartet of words or names in fractured form. You type in the correct spelling. Every answer includes the word AND. NO PUNCTUATION OF ANY KIND! Example: Sultan pea purr = salt and pepper.
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.
As part of "Mike and Rowena's Invertebrate Inquisitions", this quiz challenges you to take a CAPITALISED word, add some letters and anagram to find an invertebrate! Oh, and be sure to remove any backbones which you may find along the way.
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!
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!
Hidden within these sentences are ten different jobs. See if you can find them! (Note: the parts of the hidden word may be separated by punctuation in the sentence but should not be included in your answer).
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What is the sum of: Days in Week, according to a Beatles song + 'the loneliest number' + how many it takes to tango?
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