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July 31, 2024

Game

LITTLE
BULLDOG
SOUR
KISS
HUSKY
RING
STOUT
GRUFF
POINTER
HORN
ROUGH
AMBER
PORTER
HOARSE
MIDDLE
FRY

Hints

RASPY


Characteristics of a rough or hoarse voice

  • GRUFF: A deep, rough, and often harsh-sounding voice.
  • HOARSE: A voice that is rough and difficult to speak with, often due to overuse or illness.
  • HUSKY: A low, rough, and slightly breathy voice, often appealing or attractive.
  • ROUGH: A voice that is not smooth, often harsh or grating to the ear.

FINGERS


Different fingers on the human hand

  • LITTLE: The smallest finger on the hand, also known as the pinky.
  • MIDDLE: The third finger on the hand, located between the index finger and the ring finger.
  • POINTER: The first finger on the hand, used for pointing or indicating.
  • RING: The fourth finger on the hand, often where a ring is worn.

ALE STYLES


Different types of ale

  • AMBER: A type of ale that is characterized by its amber color.
  • PORTER: A dark, robust ale that originated in London.
  • SOUR: A type of ale that has a tart or sour taste, often due to the use of wild yeast or bacteria.
  • STOUT: A dark, heavy-bodied ale, known for its roasted flavor and high alcohol content.

FRENCH ___


French-related terms or concepts

  • BULLDOG: A breed of dog, often associated with England but also used in French contexts.
  • FRY: To cook food in hot oil, often used in the context of French fries.
  • HORN: A musical instrument, often associated with French horn players.
  • KISS: A common gesture of affection, often associated with the French custom of 'la bise'.