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Paparazzo (31 pts) Garbanzo (20 pts) Terrazzo (26 pts) Chorizo (21 pts) Mestizo (18 pts) Palazzo (27 pts) Scherzo (21 pts) Rebozo (17 pts) Schizo (20 pts) Sleazo (15 pts) Diazo (15 pts) Ginzo (15 pts) Gonzo (15 pts) Matzo (16 pts) Mezzo (25 pts) Bozo (15 pts) Mozo (15 pts) Orzo (13 pts) Ouzo (13 pts) Azo (12 pts)
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Yes, the Harry Potter books are on Reading Counts.
15 pts
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2 pints in one quart i hope i answered your question
Here is a list:PIG [6 pts] , (PIGGED/PIGGING/PIGS)to bear pigs (cloven-hoofed mammals)PIGBOAT [12 pts] , (PIGBOATS)a submarinePIGEON [9 pts] , (PIGEONS)a short-legged birdPIGFISH [16 pts] , (PIGFISHES)a marine fishPIGGED [11 pts]past tense of pigPIGGERY [14 pts] , (PIGGERIES)a pigpenPIGGIE [10 pts] , (PIGGIES)piggyPIGGIER [11 pts]comparative of piggyPIGGIES [11 pts]pl. of piggyPIGGIEST [12 pts]superlative of piggyPIGGIN [10 pts] , (PIGGINS)a small wooden pailPIGGING [12 pts]present participle of pigPIGGISH [14 pts]greedy or dirtyPIGGY [12 pts] , (PIGGIER/PIGGIEST)piggishPIGGY [12 pts] , (PIGGIES)a small pigPIGLET [9 pts] , (PIGLETS)a small pigPIGLIKE [14 pts]resembling a pigPIGMENT [12 pts] , (PIGMENTED/PIGMENTING/PIGMENTS)to add a coloring matter toPIGMY [13 pts] , (PIGMIES)pygmyPIGNOLI [10 pts] , (PIGNOLIS)pignoliaPIGNOLIA [11 pts] , (PIGNOLIAS)the edible seed of nut pinesPIGNUS [9 pts] , (PIGNORA)property held as security for a debtPIGNUT [9 pts] , (PIGNUTS)a hickory nutPIGOUT [9 pts] , (PIGOUTS)an instance of eating to excessPIGPEN [11 pts] , (PIGPENS)a place where pigs are keptPIGSKIN [14 pts] , (PIGSKINS)the skin of a pigPIGSNEY [13 pts] , (PIGSNEYS)a darlingPIGSTICK [17 pts] , (PIGSTICKED/PIGSTICKING/PIGSTICKS)to hunt for wild boarPIGSTY [12 pts] , (PIGSTIES)a pigpenPIGTAIL [10 pts] , (PIGTAILS)a tight braid of hairPIGWEED [14 pts] , (PIGWEEDS)a weedy plant
Some of the top cities in the world known for their impressive skylines include New York City, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Dubai, Tokyo, Chicago, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Toronto, and Sydney. These cities boast iconic skyscrapers and architectural marvels that make their skylines stand out on a global scale.
you get 350 pts for bronze 650 pts for silver and 950 pts for gold
Getting to a higher level requires getting more points. Points can be earned by doing the following: - Answering a question (2 pts) - Voting for best answer (1pt) - Getting chosen as best answer (10 pts) - Get a thumbs up on your answer (1 pt) - Picking a best answers for your question (5 pts) Asking a question gives you -10 points. Voting no best answer gives you now points. Those are about all I know.
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