May 9, 2024
Game
SPELL
CHECK
EGG
BILL
PERIOD
TAB
TIME
LIMIT
FUR
CAP
CONTAIN
VENOM
CORK
CURB
STRETCH
LID
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CONTAINER CLOSURES
Items used to seal or close off containers
- CAP: A protective cover or seal, typically used on bottles.
- CORK: A buoyant material, often used as a stopper for wine bottles.
- LID: A removable or hinged cover for the opening at the top of a container.
- TAB: A small flap or strip, often used to open packaging or as a closure component.
DURATION
Measures of time
- PERIOD: A length of time in which a series of events or an action takes place.
- SPELL: A duration, often short, characterized by a specific condition or activity.
- STRETCH: A continuous period or extent of time.
- TIME: The indefinite continued progress of existence and events.
REGULATE
To control, limit, or maintain the level of something
- CHECK: To stop or slow down the progress of something; a means of control.
- CONTAIN: To hold or keep within limits; to control.
- CURB: To restrain or keep in check.
- LIMIT: A point or level beyond which something does not or may not extend or pass.
TRADEMARKS OF A PLATYPUS
Distinctive features and attributes of a platypus
- BILL: The duck-bill shaped mouth of the platypus.
- EGG: One of the few mammals that lay eggs.
- FUR: The dense, waterproof fur covering the body of the platypus.
- VENOM: A toxic substance produced in the hind limbs of male platypuses.