October 5, 2023
Game
WING
STONE
FLEE
ANGEL
PECK
BEATLE
RED
AUNT
CHAPTER
CUB
BRANCH
TON
BUSHEL
ARM
NAT
MET
Hints
DIVISION
Parts or Sections of an Organization or Structure
- ARM: A branch or division of a larger organization, often used in military or corporate contexts.
- BRANCH: A division or subdivision of a larger organization, such as a company or government.
- CHAPTER: A division of a book or a local branch of an organization, like a club or society.
- WING: A section or part of a building or organization, often used in political or architectural contexts.
IMPERIAL UNITS
Units of Measurement in the Imperial System
- BUSHEL: A unit of volume used for measuring dry goods, especially grains and produce.
- PECK: A unit of dry volume, smaller than a bushel, often used for measuring fruits or vegetables.
- STONE: A unit of weight, primarily used in the UK, equal to 14 pounds.
- TON: A unit of weight, equal to 2,000 pounds in the US (short ton) or 2,240 pounds in the UK (long ton).
M.L.B. TEAM MEMBER
Nicknames or Names of Major League Baseball Teams
- ANGEL: Refers to the Los Angeles Angels, a Major League Baseball team.
- CUB: Refers to the Chicago Cubs, a Major League Baseball team.
- MET: Refers to the New York Mets, a Major League Baseball team.
- RED: Refers to the Cincinnati Reds, a Major League Baseball team.
INSECT HOMOPHONES
Words That Sound Like Insect Names
- AUNT: Sounds like 'ant,' a small insect.
- BEATLE: Sounds like 'beetle,' a type of insect.
- FLEE: Sounds like 'flea,' a small jumping insect.
- NAT: Sounds like 'gnat,' a small flying insect.