April 28, 2024

Game

SNOW

RAM

FIERCE

PROUD

VIRGIN

HAIL

BLOODY

NOISE

DEEP

BUMP

FUZZ

INTENSE

BUTT

STATIC

EXTREME

KNOCK

Expressions of strong emotions

DEEP: Having a great depth or profundity, used metaphorically to describe intense feelings.
EXTREME: Reaching the highest or most distant point in degree, often related to emotions or actions.
FIERCE: Having or displaying a violent intensity, often used to describe powerful emotions or attitudes.
INTENSE: Having or showing strong feelings or opinions; extremely felt or expressed.

Physical contact typically resulting in noise

BUMP: To come into contact with something abruptly, often causing a slight shock or sound.
BUTT: To hit or push something typically with the head or horns, as animals might do.
KNOCK: To strike something typically in a way that causes a sound.
RAM: To strike or push something forcefully or violently.

Types of disturbances seen or heard on analog TV

FUZZ: A disturbed broadcast signal manifesting as a hazy visual noise.
NOISE: Any unwanted disturbance within a signal; in the context of TV, visual or audible disturbances.
SNOW: A term used for static patterns of dots seen on TV screens due to no signal reception.
STATIC: Random dots or noise seen on an analog TV when no transmission signal is received.

Common modifiers for the name Mary in various contexts

BLOODY: Referring to a cocktail made with vodka, tomato juice, and other spices and flavorings.
HAIL: A salutation or homage, used historically in the phrase 'Hail Mary' as a prayer.
PROUD: Feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction, not commonly used directly with 'Mary' but can describe an attribute.
VIRGIN: Used to describe Mary, the mother of Jesus, in Christian belief, emphasizing her purity.