August 23, 2024
Game
TIE
TAN
FAN
FAWN
CHECK
FINISH
MONITOR
BUFF
BOA
SCREEN
CREAM
BASK
TERMINAL
CORSET
DISPLAY
GLOVES
Hints
VISUAL INTERFACE
Components of a visual interface
- DISPLAY: A device or surface used to show visual information.
- MONITOR: A screen used to view visual output from a computer or other device.
- SCREEN: A surface that displays visual images or information.
- TERMINAL: A device that allows input and output of data, often with a screen for visual display.
BURLESQUE WEAR
Attire commonly associated with burlesque performances
- BOA: A long, feathery accessory often worn around the neck or shoulders.
- CORSET: A tight-fitting garment that shapes and supports the torso.
- FAN: A handheld device used for cooling or as a decorative accessory.
- GLOVES: Hand coverings, often used for aesthetic or performance purposes.
BEIGE SHADES
Variations of the color beige
- BUFF: A pale yellowish-brown color.
- CREAM: A pale off-white color, often with a yellowish tinge.
- FAWN: A light yellowish-brown color.
- TAN: A light brown color, often achieved through exposure to the sun.
LANGUAGE HOMOPHONES
Words that sound the same but have different meanings
- BASK: To lie in or be exposed to warmth and light, often used as a homophone for 'bask' in the context of enjoying warmth.
- CHECK: To verify or examine, often used as a homophone for 'cheque', a written order for a bank to pay money.
- FINISH: To bring or come to an end, often used as a homophone for 'finch', a type of bird.
- TIE: To attach or connect with a string or rope, often used as a homophone for 'tye', an archaic term for a small town or village.