| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| What one does to chess pieces | MOVE | 100%
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| Politician opposite Bush during the 2000 presidential election | GORE | 91%
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| Instrument on a popular Irish brew | HARP | 91%
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| Where one might place a hot pie to cool | SILL | 91%
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| Opposite of won't | WILL | 91%
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| Fantasy media often builds this | LORE | 82%
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| All you need is ____ | LOVE | 82%
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| What seven ate | NINE | 82%
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| Found in a riverbed | SILT | 82%
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| Pinot grigio, for example | WINE | 73%
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| "Take a ____!" | HIKE | 64%
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| Popular milkshake additive | MALT | 64%
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| Informant | MOLE | 64%
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| Major sponsor of Oregon football | NIKE | 64%
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| 2010 film starring Angelina Jolie | SALT | 64%
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| Speed measurement in Star Trek | WARP | 64%
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| Character in famous fable written by Aesop | HARE | 55%
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| Homophone of the inverse of "lower" | HIRE | 55%
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| Ancient Romans used to do this with a sponge on a stick | WIPE | 55%
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| XY | MALE | 45%
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| One who mimes | MIMER | 45%
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| Scrooge | MISER | 45%
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| Cautious | WARY | 45%
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| Deceitful or slippery, say ____ | WILY | 45%
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| Pair of these can be found on ones car (Add 1 letter) | WIPER | 45%
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| More sage than | WISER | 45%
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| Like the space behind ones computer desk | WIRY | 36%
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