April 20, 2024
Game
GOATEE
HAMMER
HURDLE
HITCH
HOGWASH
PITCHFORK
TAIL
BEND
BUNK
SHEEPSHANK
HORNS
HORSEFEATHERS
POLE
CROCK
BOWLINE
BATON
Hints
BALDERDASH
Nonsense or Foolish Talk
- BUNK: Nonsense or something foolish; unfounded or false ideas.
- CROCK: Something that is nonsense or foolish, similar to 'balderdash'.
- HOGWASH: An expression for something that is nonsense or unbelievable.
- HORSEFEATHERS: A playful way to dismiss something as nonsense or insignificant.
TRACK AND FIELD EQUIPMENT
Equipment used in track and field events
- BATON: A small stick passed between runners in a relay race.
- HAMMER: A heavy ball attached to a wire and handle, thrown in hammer throw events.
- HURDLE: An obstacle used in running events that athletes jump over.
- POLE: Used in pole vaulting to leap over a high bar.
PARTS OF A DEVIL COSTUME
Common elements of a devil-themed costume
- GOATEE: A style of beard resembling a small beard on the chin, often associated with a devil's look.
- HORNS: Pointed projections worn on the head as part of devil costumes.
- PITCHFORK: A tool with a long handle and sharp prongs, styled as a weapon in devil costumes.
- TAIL: A long, often pointed tail attached at the back, typical of devil costumes.
TYPES OF KNOTS
Various forms of knots used for securing ropes
- BEND: A type of knot used to join two ropes together.
- BOWLINE: A type of knot creating a loop at one end of the rope; known for its strength and stability.
- HITCH: A knot used to attach a rope to another object in a way that is secure yet can be easily undone.
- SHEEPSHANK: A knot used to shorten a rope temporarily without cutting it.