| Definition | Inherently funny word | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Walk with short steps and a clumsy swaying motion, like a duck or penguin | Waddle | 80%
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| Embarrassing mistake; stupid person; breast | Boob | 62%
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| A silly or annoying person; possibly derived from a silly and annoying person called T.W. Earp | Twerp | 59%
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| Eat hurriedly and noisily; make a noise like a turkey | Gobble | 51%
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| Bird that steals other bird's nests | Cuckoo | 35%
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| Laugh quietly or inwardly, such as when reading an inherently funny word | Chuckle | 28%
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| Nonsense; rubbish (used to express contempt or disagreement, or as an exclamation of annoyance); testacles | Bollocks | 27%
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| Acting together with others for an illegal or dishonest purpose; always preceded by "in" | Cahoots | 27%
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| Primate of the genus Papio | Baboon | 23%
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| A ridiculous but amusing person; a clown; commonly applied to the current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom | Buffoon | 20%
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| A disorderly group of people; collective noun for a type of bird | Gaggle | 20%
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| A light, clear ringing sound; a phone call; urinate | Tinkle | 20%
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| Siren or steam whistle; nose; breast | Hooter | 13%
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| Anatomical feature prominent in primates of the genus Papio; Biggus Dickus's wife in "The Life of Brian" | Buttocks | 10%
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| A very great number or amount of something; perhaps most commonly applied to "cash" | Oodles | 6%
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