Word Brain Teasers

"Google" "Furthington Penny"

The Furthington Penny was the first bicycle to achieve speedy transportation. However, it was very dangerous especially when braking on a downhill slope. Many bikers would flip over the front wheel, hitting the ground head first, thus the name "breakneck speed".

Can a dynamo be used without producing electricity??

oil lie vie lei I'veEli Leo ole voe lev Evi (Midianite King in the Bible)

Possibly 'cold'.

really its not that hard of a question ppl can be so stupid its the sun!!!!! duhhh

bee, fee, free, gee, knee, nee, tee, ..

beef, beet,

beer, cheer, deer, jeer, jeep, peer, loop, seer, steer, ..

been, keen, teen, teem, teeter, teeth

deed, kneed, feed, street, need, needy, needle, needling, creed, freed, greed, heed, reed, seed, weed,

beep, keep creep deep peep steep weep

leek seek reek geek meek peek week

feet greet beet meet

seem, sheen, steel, steer, flee, pee, deep, deem

sleeve kleenex beech fleece wheeze

"Two quavers in a crotchet." "Quaver" and "crotchet" are chiefly British musical terms for eighth-note and quarter-note.

In order to get a matching pair, you must take out a minimum of two and a maximum of three socks. Reasoning: The question does not specify a color for the pair of socks, it just asks for a pair of matching socks (same color). Hence, the first sock you pull will be either red or white, and the second sock you pull will also be either red or white. If the second sock matches the first one, you have a matching pair (reason for my "minimum of two"). If the second sock did not match the first sock, then you have one red and one white sock. The third sock you pull will also be either red or white and you will have a matching pair of either red or white socks (reason for my "maximum of three").

99% of humans don't have as much hair as your mother's gooch.

The letters can form anagram phrases such as "steel tethers" and many other words:

el (as in Chicago's public transportation)

els (as in Chicago's public transportation)

eel

eels

he

hee (as in hee haw)

heel

heels

helter (as in helter skelter)

her

here

hers

Hess

lee

leer

leers

lees

less

lest

let

letter

letters

reel

reels

reset

resets

rest

rests

see

seer

seers

sees

seethe

seethes

set

setter

setters

settler

settlers

she

sheer

sheers

shelter

shelters

steel

steer

steers

street

streets

tee

tees

teeth

Tess

test

tests

tester

testers

the

there

three

threes

tree

trees

tress

trestle

trestles

Lived is devil spelled backwards for 6323 would be 3236.

55

yielding, young, youngish, younger, youngling, youth, youthful

"He was reading the Olympic symbol"

If you are using the Punchline Algebra book, here are the letter to the numbers:

1. H

2. E

3.

4. W

5. A

6. S

7.

8. R

9. E

10. A

11. D

12. I

13. N

14. G

15.

16. T

17. H

18. E

19.

20. O

21. L

22. Y

23. M

24. P

25. I

26. C

27.

28. S

29. Y

30. M

31. B

32. O

3.3

Good, great, fine, awesome, cool, etc!
Spring or fountain?

You have the name of the country China.

9 ways:

20 pennies

1 nickel 15 pennies

2 nickles 10 pennies

3 nickels 5 pennies

4 nickels

1 dime 10 pennies

1 dime 1 nickel 5 pennies

1 dime 2 nickels

2 dimes.

message

i dont knw what may be the answer plz may i have the some hint or answer??

the answer is M E S S A G E

"...never grows?" To quote Bilbo Baggins, "Easy! Mountain, I suppose."

words made from the letters N H Y U A B C : * an, ha * cab, nab, ban, can, hay, bay, bun, cub * chub

Lee

Lye

Leek

Eye

Keel

Key

Elk

Eel

Eek

Eke

Also Ely but it's more a name than a word.

Insulation