JetPunk Word Ladder

Connect the word "jet" to the word "punk" through the word ladder. Each answer changes by one letter from the previous answer.

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First submitted	May 4, 2013
Times taken	36,287
Average score	64.7%
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Hint	Answer
Commercial airliner	Jet
"Game, ___, match"	Set
For example, a dog or cat	Pet
Slang for marijuana	Pot
Small child	Tot
2000 lbs.	Ton
Criminal	Con
Policeman	Cop
Where chickens live (add one letter)	Coop
It is planted on a farm	Crop
Form of rain	Drop
It comes out of a leaky faucet	Drip
Helps you hold on	Grip
Vacation	Trip
Cow's stomach (add one letter)	Tripe
Iroquois or Cherokee	Tribe
To pay off or influence a result	Bribe
What pickles soak in	Brine
Precipice	Brink
Eye motion	Blink
Slang for jail	Clink
Actor Eastwood	Clint
Michigan city	Flint
Flick or hurl	Fling
Past tense of ^	Flung
Breathing organ (remove a letter)	Lung

Hint	Answer
Our moon	Luna
Swedish city	Lund
To borrow	Lend
To warp	Bend
Franklin and Stiller	Bens
The Birds and the ____	Bees
Alcoholic beverage	Beer
To mock	Jeer
Type of SUV	Jeep
Cry	Weep
Lawn invader	Weed
They grown into plants	Seed
Shorter Oxford English Dictionary	SOED
Peddled	Sold
Alone	Solo
Farm structure	Silo
Chinese fabric	Silk
Pout	Sulk
Fate of ships in the Bermuda Triangle	Sunk
Type of bed	Bunk
Products available in large quantities	Bulk
Giant green superhero	Hulk
Beefcake	Hunk
George Clinton's genre	Funk
Thug or bully	Punk

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69 Comments

Level 22

May 4, 2013

Interesting Quiz. Though I got a bit annoyed when I got stuck...

Level 45

May 5, 2013

Isn't the prefix for white leuk-?

+18

Level 88

Aug 22, 2014

"Borrow" and "lend" don't mean the same thing.

Level 76

Aug 23, 2014

Yeah, they're opposites!

Level 72

Sep 11, 2014

I thought this too. You borrow from, but lend to, a person.

Level 81

Sep 12, 2014

This is one of my grammar pet peeves, when someone says "I borrowed him my hammer." A lender lends, and a borrower borrows, pretty simple really.

Level 84

May 30, 2018

Same here. I cringe when someone says "can I lend your pen (or whatever)", when they want to borrow it!

Level 74

Jun 23, 2024

It's like when someone says "they keep itching themselves." No! The word is SCRATCHING!!!!! 😖

Level 74

Feb 11, 2020

I've never heard anyone say that. Where do people say that?

Level 45

Mar 30, 2020

i was confused because i tried loan but it wasnt working

Level 67

Nov 28, 2019

I never got that because no one ever says that here. Loan and borrow are totally the opposite.

Level 92

Feb 3, 2020

People actually say that? They must be the same people who are literally dying from hunger before lunchtime three times a week.

Level 69

Sep 8, 2020

Regrettably, young Londoners used to say it quite often. Now they all speak Jafaican Multicultural London English. Don't ask.

Level 82

Apr 7, 2020

Exactly. They're antonyms. Considering these complaints have been made on a regular basis for six years, though, is there any chance of the error being corrected?

Level 32

Aug 2, 2020

Unless it has been updated, it never says they are using synonyms or antonyms. It's simply a hint. I believe barrow is a perfectly acceptable hint for lend.

Level 74

Jun 23, 2024

*borrow 🤦🏻‍♀️

Level 59

Sep 4, 2014

Fun quiz.

Level 62

Apr 3, 2018

Funk whiz.

Level 74

Sep 11, 2014

Go Lund!

Level 85

Sep 11, 2014

Okay, this was a lot of fun! Kudos to the author of it!

Level 46

Sep 11, 2014

"slang for marijuana"

>weed

still gets answer

Level 70

Sep 11, 2014

Haha, same thought process here.

Level 77

Sep 11, 2014

Good quiz

Level 66

Sep 11, 2014

Borrow is the opposite of lend. Unusual way of defining it.

Level 61

Sep 11, 2014

I made one thats similar (not as long) if anyone wants to take a shot at it: http://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/63288/air-to-force

Level 43

Sep 11, 2014

With a little more time I would have had them all.

Level 74

Sep 11, 2014

Finished with 2:06 to spare. Had to think on a few of them and work backwards from easier answers, but fun quiz.

Level 36

Sep 11, 2014

Lund in Punjabi means Penis.

Level 86

Jan 2, 2017

Pula is a town in Croatia and d*ck in Romanian (and rain/good luck in Setswana, also the currency of Botswana)

Level 73

Feb 21, 2018

:D Pula also means shortage or crisis in Finnish.

Level 74

Jun 23, 2024

Cool story and completely irrelevant. 🙄

Level 63

Sep 11, 2014

the use of lend as an answer for to borrow is incorrect. a better useage would have been "to make a loan"

Level 74

Jun 23, 2024

Actually, no. A better usage would be "to offer."

Level 58

Sep 11, 2014

This was fun, and the perfect amount of frustrating. LOL. Took me an embarrassingly long time to come up with "beer."

Level 43

Sep 11, 2014

Fun quiz. Love the game show "Chain Reaction" too.

Level 35

Sep 11, 2014

Frustrating, but definitely fun.

Level 79

Sep 11, 2014

Got them all with five seconds to go. Wasted a minute because I couldn't figure out pot for some reason.

Level 79

Sep 12, 2014

are you high?

Level 62

Oct 26, 2018

Quite the opposite, probably.

Level 92

Sep 12, 2014

Fun quiz, but why add on extras? Why not have punk be the next one after the Bermuda Triangle question? That's only one letter difference.

Level 28

Sep 13, 2014

Fun quiz!

Level 68

Sep 13, 2014

Make more of these!

Level 44

Sep 16, 2014

How is SOED the least guessed? It literally gives you the answer

Level 43

Feb 19, 2015

Agree :)

Level 67

Nov 28, 2019

It isn't a word. It is an acronym so no one thought it was that.

Level 44

Nov 17, 2014

How is SOED the least guessed? It literally gives you the answer.

Level 87

Jun 2, 2017

You can say THAT again.

Level 74

Jan 31, 2018

Apparently twice was enough

Level 45

Apr 20, 2015

Isn't it 'they grow into plants?'

Level 54

Jun 26, 2016

This was a fun quiz

Level 87

Jan 4, 2017

Seed should be "they grow into plants".

Level 74

May 30, 2018

Should be "It grows into a plant" since the answer isn't "seeds"

Level 59

Jan 25, 2017

How come only 71% got "punk"?

Level 74

Jan 31, 2018

Maybe ran out of time

Level 73

Feb 21, 2018

I had since long forgotten about it when I came to the last question and couldn't figure it out. D'oh!

Level 87

Jun 2, 2017

So....you're not going to bother to correct the clue for "lend"? Borrowing a lawn mower and lending a lawn mower are two different things. One requires you to own a lawn mower. The other requires that you lack one.

Level 74

May 30, 2018

bulk is the quantity, not the product.

Level 72

Oct 28, 2018

Both of these have been stated before, but borrowing and lending aren't the same thing and seeds don't groan (or grown or whatever) into plants! They grow into plants.

Level 70

Mar 31, 2020

A ton is 2240 lbs here.

Level 70

Aug 4, 2020

I don’t get how more people get “set” and “pet” than “jet” and “punk” especially when those two words are in the instructions

Level 70

Nov 25, 2021

Got stuck on sole, instead of solo

Level 38

Jan 16, 2022

would love more time! great quiz!

Level 88

Nov 7, 2022

"They grown into plants"

Since the answer is "seed," may I suggest "It grows into a plant"?

Level 77

Mar 7, 2023

Fun quiz! I got held up on the dictionary clue, but I finished in 5:24. 51/51. Thanks for the quiz!

Level 71

May 9, 2023

It's hilarious to me that both "Set" and "Pet" have a higher correct rate than "Jet."

Level 63

Feb 1, 2024

NO WAY I MISSED PUNK HOW DID I NOT SEE THAT COMING

Level 94

Jul 7, 2024

Borrow. Lend. What’s the point of words meaning something anyway? Let’s just let noises come out of our mouths…

Level 50

Nov 16, 2024

Why did we need 'George Clinton's genre' as a step. Hunk changes to punk by one letter without this additional step

Level 75

Nov 9, 2025

"They grown into plants"?