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Double in the Answers

Can you guess these answers that all start with the word "Double"?
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Clue
Answer
Spy who plays both sides
Double agent
To double one's blackjack bet
Double down
Something you do with a mouse
Double click
It's bigger than a cello
Double bass
DNA's structure
Double helix
Bassoon or oboe, e.g.
Double reed
Type of bus found in London
Double decker
Jump-roping style
Double Dutch
Way to lose a point in tennis
while serving
Double fault
Coffee drink with twice
the espresso
Double shot
Clue
Answer
ROYGBIV + ROYGBIV
Double rainbow
Number between 10 and 99
Double digit
Second trial for the same offense
Double jeopardy
Large mobile home
Doublewide
Basketball violation
Double dribble
What Santa does to his list
Double check
What a jowly person might have
Double chin
Two over par on a golf hole
Double bogey
Statement with two meanings,
one risqué
Double entendre
Tournament where two losses
means you're out
Double elimination
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66 Comments
+11
Level 37
Sep 13, 2011
The word double now looks very strange...
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Level 50
Oct 30, 2017
'Doo-uh-blee'?
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Level 50
Mar 17, 2013
quiz containing both my instruments. (cello and oboe) THE STARS HAVE ALIGNED!!!!!!!!!!
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Level 80
Nov 14, 2022
Double instruments.
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Level 77
Oct 8, 2014
Shouldnt it be rope jumping not jump roping?
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Level 48
Jan 1, 2017
Or jumping rope
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Level 76
Aug 30, 2019
or rope skipping
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Level 71
Oct 8, 2014
Double rainbow all the way! It's so beautiful!
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Level 53
Oct 8, 2014
Why did I not realize you meant the mouse in my hand and not a live rodent?
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Level 68
May 27, 2016
Same here, and now I feel very stupid
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Level 76
Nov 14, 2022
Yep. I thought "double hit with a hammer?" "Double take?" "Double trap?" Took me waaaaay to long to realize ... wrong mouse.
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Level 78
Feb 15, 2024
Double hit with a hammer? Are you Tom from Tom and Jerry or something?
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Level 67
Nov 14, 2022
Finished the quiz with tons of time left except the mouse one. It "clicked" just in time.
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Level 73
Oct 8, 2014
Double Irish is another rope jumping game - it's like Double Dutch only you turn the ropes the opposite directions, and jumping in and out is more difficult. (Ah, those take me back 50+ years to the grade school playground. Wish I could still move that fast.)
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Level 83
Nov 28, 2016
I thought double Irish is when you drink two Irish Car Bombs in a row. It is also a tax avoidance technique.
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Level 80
Nov 14, 2022
I enjoyed this comment.
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Level 73
Mar 27, 2025
I was going to post this comment unless someone else already had. Someone had…me. Only now it’s 60+ years. There was another jump rope style using two jump ropes that we called Chinese bluebells, where we crossed both ropes, but didn’t throw them overhand. Do kids even do the old jump rope games anymore?
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Level 66
Oct 10, 2014
This is a little anal, but as a meteorologist, I should point out that the colors in the spectrum are reversed in the second rainbow, so really it is VIBGYOR + ROYGBIV reading from left to right. That order holds true on both the left and right sides of the arc from the viewer's perspective.
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Level 71
Jan 25, 2015
I was hoping someone else noticed that.
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Level 70
Nov 12, 2015
Admit it, you got it wrong didn't you Wolfcat!
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Level 76
Aug 30, 2019
Ooo I hadnt realised it on the quiz but yes :) I like the clue that way much better. Far more poetic.
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Level 87
Nov 13, 2022
Very interesting. Never realized that. (I've only seen a double rainbow once in person, out in North Dakota...and it was amazing!)

I don't think that'll make the difference between people getting that one correct or not, but it's probably a more accurate way to spell it out.

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Level 88
Jan 12, 2016
Nit-picky, but a second (or multiple) trials for the same offense are not necessarily considered double jeopardy. It common for new trials to occur in the case of a hung jury, or other reasons a judge may declare a mistrial. It's only double jeopardy if the accused is ACQUITTED, and then forced to stand trial again for the same offense.
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Level 77
Nov 20, 2022
I was going to say the same thing.
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Level 69
Nov 10, 2016
I was thinking about the wrong kind of mouse
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Level 48
Jan 1, 2017
YAY! Bassoon has made an appearance! I actually just finished 3 reeds...
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Level 73
Mar 17, 2022
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Tower:

Johnson, the incumbent senator and famous nationwide as the Senate Majority Leader, won the election against Tower. As John F. Kennedy's running mate, Johnson was also seeking the vice presidency in the same election. Tower's campaign slogan was "double your pleasure, double your fun — vote against Johnson two times, not one." Tower was supported by prominent Democratic former Governor Coke Stevenson of Junction in Kimble County, the loser by eighty-seven disputed votes to Johnson in the 1948 Democratic Senate primary runoff. Tower polled 927,653 votes (41.1 percent) to Johnson's 1,306,605 votes (58 percent), better than Republicans usually fared in Texas at that time.

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Level 63
Nov 14, 2022
I typed in the words BOGIE ...

But noooooooo credit ....

Can you please accept both answers ?

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Level 77
Nov 20, 2022
The right answer and the wrong answer? Bogie is not a golf term.
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Level 76
Nov 20, 2022
bogie has a completely different meaning than bogey
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Level 79
Nov 21, 2022
It's snot right
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Level 83
Nov 14, 2022
Double figure should count. I means exactly the same as double digit.
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Level 76
Nov 14, 2022
Could double figures not be accepted as an alternative to double digits, that's what we say here in the UK
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Level ∞
Nov 14, 2022
That will work now
+1
Level 63
Nov 14, 2022
Oboes and bassoons *use* double reeds. They are not double reeds themselves, but double reed instruments. And a coffee with twice the espresso is a double espresso.
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Level 77
Nov 20, 2022
As a bassoonist, the instruments are absolutely called double reeds all the time. This is how musicians talk about instruments.
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Level 63
Nov 23, 2022
As a clarinettist (the clarinet being a single reed *instrument*), I've never heard it used like that. Perhaps it's US-speak; after all, you call conductors maestros
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Level 81
Nov 14, 2022
I was looking for noir picture with Stanwyck and McMurray. Alas it was not a clue.
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Level 63
Nov 14, 2022
is it not called a double espresso??
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Level 82
Nov 20, 2022
I call it a double espresso as well!
+1
Level 66
Nov 22, 2022
Doppio
+1
Level 83
Jun 23, 2023
All of the above
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Level 52
Mar 27, 2025
In New Zealand all coffee comes standardly as “double shot”; you have to specify if you want a “single shot”. Either way it would be confusing to say eg “I want a double espresso latte” because “espresso” means black coffee here (though we’d usually order either a “short black” or a “long black” depending on how much water we want in it).
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Level 76
Nov 17, 2022
Also accept Double or quits?
+1
Level 89
Nov 20, 2022
double shot? that's how I drink my whiskey not coffee.
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Level 61
Nov 20, 2022
Double Dutch means nonsense in British English. I don't know it as a game.
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Level 44
Mar 27, 2025
do you play jump rope?
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Level 83
Mar 27, 2025
I only recall playing with one skipping rope as a kid, but saw Double Dutch teams from the USA on the tv.
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Level 57
Nov 22, 2022
What does that say about me that I couldn't believe 70% of the people didn't know what's a "Double Wide" trailer... Uh Oh

It's one of the few words that require a southern drawl to pronounce it correctly.

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Level 68
Jan 15, 2023
You can double up on a blackjack bet
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Level 88
Oct 14, 2023
Fantastic
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Level 73
Nov 25, 2023
Never ever heard of a 'doublewide' before.
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Level 87
Mar 27, 2025
You haven't watched enough Trailer Park Boys.
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Level 59
Mar 14, 2024
s/ Double bed should be accepted, it has the word 'double' in it and it's definitely bigger than a cello!
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Level 49
Mar 27, 2025
W = DOUBLE U
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Level 32
Mar 29, 2025
underrated comment
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Level 77
Mar 27, 2025
Very nitpicky, but between 10 and 99 doesn’t actually include all double digits, obviously the ones in the interval are still double digits, but picking this interval seems a bit odd, since you could have just as well taken the interval between 9 and 100, why exclude these two?
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Level 63
Mar 28, 2025
I interpreted it as 10 and 99 inclusive.
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Level 76
Mar 27, 2025
Are double deckers relatively rare outside of the London? Or are they just a cultural reference of sorts?

It has come up on a few quizzes now

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Level 82
Mar 28, 2025
There are double decker buses all over the UK, not just in London, but now that I think of it, I don't remember ever going on one or seeing one in another country... interesting
+1
Level 72
Mar 28, 2025
I've seen them in Australia, India, Germany and Brazil i think it was. They look different to the ones in London though.
+1
Level 79
Mar 27, 2025
I love how I thought it was mouse the animal and had no idea
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Level 69
Mar 27, 2025
There are four of these terms that I have never heard of. I guess that's the issue with a quiz based on informal or colloquial sayings.
+1
Level 60
Mar 28, 2025
Kept typing double technical for the basketball one. Should be clarified
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Level 73
Mar 31, 2025
Prepare for trouble... and make it double!!
+1
Level 61
Oct 3, 2025
Things you can do with a mouse... Well you can trap it, you can feed it cheese, you can keep it as a pet?

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