| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| When opposing armies or navies clash | Battle | 96%
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| What cowboys drive (No. Not pickup trucks...) | Cattle | 89%
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| Not big | Little | 89%
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| Used with above, often describes busy city life | Bustle | 86%
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| Where the King and Queen might hang out during such a clash | Castle | 86%
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| What Andre the Giant and Hulk Hogan used to do for a living | Wrestle | 86%
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| The working part of a hairbrush or toothbrush | Bristle | 82%
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| "Let's go! Get the lead out!" or, Van McCoy's greatest hit (1975) | Hustle | 82%
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| To conclude a lawsuit, in or out of court | Settle | 82%
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| To "tell on" someone (Squealer!) | Tattle | 82%
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| A toy for infants or a very bad snake noise | Rattle | 79%
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| Seaport and the largest city in Washington State. | Seattle | 79%
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| An essential item for making tea. Also a type of drum | Kettle | 75%
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| It's used with a mortar to grind spices, etc., by hand | Pestle | 71%
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| The "National Flower of Scotland" | Thistle | 71%
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| To steal what cowboys drive (still not pickup trucks) | Rustle | 68%
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| "You just put your lips together, and blow." -- Lauren Bacall (1944) | Whistle | 68%
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| To carve a piece of wood with a knife | Whittle | 68%
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| A common container for beverages such as beer, wine or water | Bottle | 64%
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| Inedible aspect of a cheap steak or chop | Gristle | 64%
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| That fleshy thing on a turkey's neck | Wattle | 64%
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| Understated. Not blatant. | Subtle | 57%
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| To blabber on, mindlessly | Prattle | 50%
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| Not flexible or pliant | Brittle | 46%
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| They hold up bridges and some types of tables | Trestle | 43%
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| Another common prickly plant, not related to above | Nettle | 36%
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| To push one's way through a crowd | Jostle | 29%
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