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  • Which of these is the meaning of the word 'pintle'
    a term used by Egyptians to describe the top of a pyramid
    a small boat used by the Incas
    a pin that holds a hinge together
    small shrew like creature that died out around 20k years ago
  • If something is 'napiform', it is
    able to fit inside a circle
    type of tool used by burglars with a bent end
    shaped like a turnip
    shaped like a nappy/diaper
  • The word 'kibosh' means
    a limousine or car used for transporting famous people
    a type of Russian freshwater fish
    to stop or halt something
    a type of large kite
  • A 'fabulist' is a
    device to measure the depth of the River Nile in Egypt
    person who invents elaborate and dishonest stories
    rudimentary knowledge of mathematics
    patronizing tone of voice
  • What does the word 'glabella' mean?
    the space between the eyebrows
    the small hammer like object found inside a bicycle bell
    the small crack in a ceramic dish or bowl
    the name of the small metal covering on the toes of shoes
  • We call 'winkle pickers'
    a bamboo tool used in cotton fields to collect cotton
    someone who harvests grapes in a winery
    people who work on a beach collecting shells
    a type of shoe with a pointed end
  • If someone is 'lithe' they are
    flexible or supple
    having an especially a long neck
    a slang name for someone who works on a boat
    a Roman wooden wheel maker
  • If something is tabescent, it is
    lumpy
    with an orange hue
    wasting away, shriveling
    name for a white horse of a snowy place
  • The definition of the word 'caruncles' is
    a fleshy growth found on fowl (birds)
    a slang term by mechanics for ripples in bodywork of a car
    a faint glimmering by street lights when they first come on
    a name by Italian farmers for their goats grazing areas
  • What is a 'bibliobibuli'?
    correct term for a body of water in an extinct volcano
    a decorated warrior with the Micmac Indian tribe
    someone who reads to much
    correct term for the concave depression on top of a golf tee
  • If we use the word 'lunula' we are referring to 
    a nervous disease which causes crescent shaped blemishes
    a type of jellyfish found in waters below 1500 feet
    the white, crescent shape at the base of the fingernail
    a tribal council of the ancient Celts
  • When referring to lamboys, we are referring to
    the children of shepherds
    a snack made from lamb and served on a brioche roll
    the armor in the shape of a skirt, made from metal strips
    platelets inserted into fingers in order to strengthen them
  • Which of these is the definition for the word 'funkify'?
    to run away in fear
    to spend all your time trying to make money
    to quickly eat one's meal, not taking time to savor it
    to cause a frog or a toad to fly through the air
  • Which of these is the meaning of the word 'quodlibertarian'?
    one who can talk about numerous subjects
    a person who will testify for the right price
    someone who has been married four time or to four people
    a person who gets in elaborate arguments about minor things
  • What does the word 'hoxter' mean?
    the inside of a pocket on a suit or coat
    one who advocates equal rights for men
    any drug which relieves depression
    someone who teaches magic
  • What does the word 'pollex' mean?
    a different type of pollen found in Amazonian plants
    it's another name for the thumb
    a term used by astronomers referring to a double star system
    a derogatory term applied to goldsmith apprentices
  • Which of these is the meaning for the word 'estivation'?
    going somewhere for the summer
    the act of building a nest
    eating snakes
    the art of creating new words to represent entire sentences
  • A 'ninon' is
    a type of game involving garlic in Italy
    a mythological creature with wings
    a type of French fabric
    a name for a long corridor in a hall or castle
  • What is 'hagiology', is it
    the study of witches
    the study of saints
    a system used when determining physical strength of animals
    a book by Ronald Dahl
  • What does the word 'hadeharia' refer to?
    a government of saints
    anything considered holy or sacred
    the crime of beating a person in their own home
    the practice of constantly using the word "hell" in speaking
  • 'Qigong' is 
    a type of Asian shrub
    a type of Chinese meditational exercise
    a name for an acupuncturist’s needle
    an ancient type of spear
  • Which of these is the meaning of the word 'pips'?
    the markings on dominos
    the markings on playing cards that tell you the value
    the dots on a pair of dice
    those little dents on the outside of a golf ball
  • If something is ramiferous, it
    gets ravenously hungry with ease
    eats sheep
    has branches
    is a type of monkey found in the Amazon
  • What is the definition of the word 'buccula'?
    a person with huge eyebrows
    a piece of firewood
    a double chin
    an extremely ugly young woman
  • What does an opisometer measure?
    the length of curved lines
    the distance an individual can see
    the potency of drugs
    the temperature in a stable
  • We use the word 'diastema' when referring to 
    the gap between two teeth
    narrow blades in a wooden frame to make cuts in leather
    a small barrel waterproofed with tar, used to contain powder
    a hand held tester used by cavers to determine air flow
  • What does a 'tegestologist' do?
    collects beer mugs and beer coasters
    trades with old coins and notes
    predicts the movement of stellar objects
    studies porcelain and items made of porcelain
  • If someone is 'ulotrichous', they
    have woolly or very curly hair
    use small nails or staples in nail guns
    often bother neighbours
    know how to unicycle
  • What does a 'quiff' mean?
    a short story
    a sea snail found along the coast of Africa
    a cool hairstyle
    a funny or peculiar smell
  • What does the word 'tarantism' mean?
    the act of eating raw flesh
    an urge to overcome melancholy by dancing
    tyrannical rulership of a woman by her husband
    showing off by using words
  • By definition, 'cerumen' is 
    the correct term for the ring on a ripcord
    term used in Sudan to refer to the milk of their camels
    another name for earwax
    a diety believed by Babylonians to have inhabited oak trees
  • What does the word 'tragus' refer to?
    the small cartilage projection at the front of the ear
    a fishing lure made of three hooks
    a trailer used to transport Roman slaves to the Coliseum
    the front, pointed part of the anvil used by a blacksmith