July 25, 2024
Game
WAX
MUMMY
GIFT
ANCHOR
BURRITO
PRESENT
CLAY
PAPYRUS
SPRAIN
FLAIR
MODERATE
TALENT
INSTINCT
PARCHMENT
HOST
FACULTY
Hints
ANCIENT WRITING SURFACES
Materials used for writing in ancient times
- CLAY: Used for writing by shaping and baking clay tablets.
- PAPYRUS: A paper-like material made from the pith of the papyrus plant, used for writing in ancient Egypt.
- PARCHMENT: A writing surface made from processed animal skin, commonly used in ancient Greece and Rome.
- WAX: Used on tablets for writing and then erasing by heating the wax.
LEAD, AS A TV PROGRAM
Roles in leading a TV program
- ANCHOR: The main presenter or reporter of a news broadcast.
- HOST: The person who introduces and guides a TV show, often engaging with guests and audience.
- MODERATE: To guide and control the flow of a discussion or debate on a TV program.
- PRESENT: To introduce and explain content on a TV show, often with a formal or informal style.
NATURAL ABILITY
Innate or inherent skills and talents
- FACULTY: A natural ability or skill, especially in learning.
- FLAIR: A natural talent or instinctive ability in a particular field.
- INSTINCT: An innate capability or aptitude that is natural and not learned.
- TALENT: A natural aptitude or skill in a particular area.
WRAPPED THINGS
Items or concepts that are wrapped or enclosed
- BURRITO: A food item wrapped in a tortilla, typically containing various fillings.
- GIFT: An item wrapped in decorative paper, given to someone on a special occasion.
- MUMMY: A preserved body wrapped in cloth, especially in ancient Egypt.
- SPRAIN: An injury where a ligament is stretched or torn, often wrapped for support.