Hink-Pink

1. rear deer

2. plain cane

3. yule mule

4. pleasant present

5. jolly holly

6. long song

A comparative question asks you to compare word pairs. This type of question typically requires you to analyze the similarities and differences between two words or concepts.

fright night

Red, blue, yellow, primary colors true. A rhyme for a man would be primary color dude.

mean teen, mad lad

The answer to the hink pink "boy's test" is likely "male quiz." In a hink pink, the clue given ("boy's test") hints at a two-word answer where the first word rhymes with the clue word and the second word means the same as the clue word.

No, hink pinks are not considered figurative language. They are word puzzles that rely on wordplay and rhyming to create a specific answer. Figurative language, on the other hand, uses expressions to convey meanings beyond their literal definitions.

A hink pink is a word game where players guess two words that rhyme and fit a certain clue. For example, a hink pink clue might be "small child bicycle" with the answer being "baby maybe."

A "hink pink" is a word game where players try to guess a pair of rhyming words that fit a certain description. In this case, a "hink pink" for boys test could involve a pair of words that describe something associated with boys. For example, "male child exam" could be a hink pink for boys test, with the answer being "boy quiz".

witches britches

examination duration

his quiz

Cool school.

Word puzzle that describes a perplexed fowl. (Clue: Feathered thinker?)

A "hink pink" is a word game where two rhyming words are given as clues to guess a compound word. "Heavy brain" could be a clue for the hink pink "smart cart."

"Hinky" is slang for something suspicious or questionable, often used to describe behavior or situations that don't seem quite right or trustworthy.

Trouble would be a hinky pinky rhyme for bubble. It's a word game where the answer is a two-word phrase that rhymes.

Lad in Britain is the equivalent to dude in America. It is another name for a guy.

Better letter

"Enormous mural" fits the hinky pinky "gigantic canvas."

Sharp attourney = Smart cardy

A rhyming word pair for "rabbit stool" is "habit rule."

brief grief

big dig

stripped crypt