| My first may be a group eager to get inside My second is prized for what grows on its hide My third, in the skull does reside My fourth goes up and down with the tide My fifth has water on every side |
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| Starting with a one-letter word or abbreviation, add a letter and rearrange the letters to produce the next. A clue is given for each.
Maybe your car does 0 to 60 in 10 sec., but can you do 0 to 10 in 60 sec.? Go on — get out the stopwatch! The hint provides the starting letters of the even numbered words. 1. Prefix meaning “without” |
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| I had a History professor whose hobby was famous proverbs. Since he had a know-it-all attitude, I decided to challenge him one day. I made a little wager that he couldn’t decipher my proverbs. I fooled him by using synonyms.
Can you figure out the often used proverbs that my professor couldn’t? 1. Greater delayed than not ever. 2. Don’t dillydally till nevermore what you can do in present. 3. Disuse not, crave not. 4. Act unto another as you wish them transact to you. |
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| I live above a star, and yet I never burn, I have eleven neighbors, and yet none of them turn, I am visited in sequence, first, last or in between, PRS (& sometimes Q) are my initials, Now, tell me what I mean. |
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