October 29, 2023

Game

NECK

CLUTCH

STEW

FACE

HASH

FRET

HATCH

BRIDGE

CHALLENGE

JUMBLE

BODY

BROOD

OPPOSE

LITTER

MEDLEY

CONFRONT

A mixture or assortment of different things

HASH: A dish of cooked meat cut into small pieces and recooked, often with potatoes; also refers to a jumble or mixture.
JUMBLE: A confused or disordered mixture of things.
MEDLEY: A varied mixture of people or things; a musical composition made up of a series of songs or short pieces.
STEW: A dish of meat and vegetables cooked slowly in liquid; also refers to a state of agitation or confusion.

To confront or challenge someone or something

CHALLENGE: To invite someone to engage in a contest or competition; to question the truth or validity of something.
CONFRONT: To face someone or something in a direct and often hostile manner.
FACE: To confront or deal with a difficult situation or person.
OPPOSE: To resist or stand against someone or something; to be in conflict with.

A collection of young animals or children

BROOD: A family of young animals, especially birds, produced at one hatching or birth.
CLUTCH: A group of eggs or young birds hatched at one time.
HATCH: To emerge from an egg; also refers to a group of young animals that have recently hatched.
LITTER: A group of young animals born to an animal at one time.

Components of a guitar

BODY: The main part of the guitar, which houses the sound hole and is responsible for the instrument's resonance.
BRIDGE: The part of the guitar that anchors the strings to the body and transmits their vibrations to the soundboard.
FRET: The metal strips embedded in the fingerboard of the guitar, used to divide the neck into fixed segments at intervals of a semitone.
NECK: The long, narrow part of the guitar that extends from the body and holds the fingerboard and frets.