Word Brain Teasers

Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right.

Isabella

Bella

bell

abs

Ella

ball

as

if you are Spanish:

Bella (be-y-a)

which means beautiful

sal means salt in Spanish/ name

bill

seal

is

a

I

all

balls

15 is what i came up with :-p

Yes, all living things gain Carbon-14 from food and sometimes drink (such as carbonated drinks) in very small amounts. When they die, the carbon-14 decays at it's half-life of 5730 years giving the basis of carbon dating.

a six letter word: rubish.

3 piece suite (3 P's suite)...

Thanks to Dez

age, and the Earth

• gerbil
• bilge
• birle
• giber
• liber
• liger
• berg
• bier
• bile
• birl
• brie
• brig
• gibe
• girl
• glib
• lier
• lire
• riel
• rile

113 sq. ft. is the area of a 12 foot diameter circle.

The gap between the letters is the clue - lucky break.

urn

rain

nail

lain

ruin

Iran

La

ran

your age

All English football teams have vowels. In other words, there is no English football team that has no vowels. If you would like to check, see the related link below

The letters "IC" pronounced properly can say "icy" meaning very cold.

1. Sulfer 2.carbon 3.hydrogen 4.nitrogen 5.calcium 6.oxygen

If I had to guess I would say something like 7 dwarfs and Snow White

Befalls, bellows, bowlful, boxfuls are 7 letter words. Fellows, fumbles, mellows, seafowl are 7 letter words.

6 Wives of Henry the Eighth.

• barking up the wrong tree
• beware of Greeks bearing gifts
• black sheep of the family
• blood is thicker than water
• bull in a china shop
• by hook or by crook
• call you on the carpet
• You can't fight city hall
• can't hold a candle to
• chickens come home to roost
• chip off the old block
• don't cry over spilled milk
• don't take any wooden nickels
• early bird catches the worm
• eat out of your hand
• every Tom, Dick and Harry
• everything but the kitchen sink
• get down to brass tacks
• get something off your chest
• get to the bottom of something
• a thorn in my side
• driving me up a wall
• go along for the ride
• have an ax to grind
• have a bone to pick
• horse of a different color
• it takes two to tango
• keep a stiff upper lip
• keep up with the Joneses
• keep it under your hat
• keep your head above water
• make no bones about it
• mind your P's and Q's
• more than meets the eye
• no skin off my nose
• pot calling the kettle black
• pull out all the stops
• put your best foot foward
• rolling stone gathers no moss
• round peg in a square hole
• stir up a hornet's nest
• straight from the horse's mouth
• swallow hook, line and sinker
• sweep you off your feet
• throw the book at someone
• turn over a new leaf

The next (and last) letter is C. Just as a countdown counts backwards, this series is "countdown" spelled backwards.

There are many double consonants that do not work well within the English language. Some double consonants that you will not find in the English language include QQ, YY, BK, BP, BQ, TQ, or BG.

Myths say it to be Queen Matilda to celebrate her husband's victory... but could it have been her husband himself who ordered it to be made? We may never know.

The tapestry was made by nuns of a noble background.

The letters stand for One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, so the next three are ENT for Eight, Nine and Ten.

Honed

Words with the letters D E G A G R: The exact anagrams are DAGGER and RAGGED. Other words using those letters : * grade, raged * a ad age aged are * dare dear drag * ear ed egad egg era erg * gad gag gage gaged gar gear grad * rad rag rage re read red