Monday, February 8, 2021

ADJECTIVE - NOUN RHYME V
The Word's The Thing 
Dr. Louis D. Appel

Can you think of an adjective-noun phrase to answer each clue in which the two words rhyme? For example, given the clue An insulin-dependent person who travels a lot, the adjective-noun rhyming phrase could be Peripatetic diabetic.
 
1. A dull riddle
2. Terse counsel
3. A privy at sea
4. A shapeless dolphin
5. A certain bee winner 
6. An exact instrument or machine
7. A surgical stitch that remains to be given
8. One who likes to hug and kiss in the moonlight
9. A whining betrayer of his country to its conqueror
10. An excellent plant valued for its medicinal properties
 
Answers:
 
1. Humdrum conundrum 
2. Concise advice
3. Marine latrine
4. Amorphous porpoise
5. Stellar speller
6. Precise device
7. Future suture
8. Lunar spooner
9. Sniveling quisling
10. Superb herb 

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