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Think you’re better than the average person at word games? Do you consider yourself a walking encyclopedia? 📚 Here’s a challenge with a twist: every single answer ends in ‘-ANT’.
You’ll encounter everyday vocabulary, animals, adjectives, occupations, and a few words that rarely get the spotlight. A perfect challenge to reveal how well you process clues!
Ready to see how many ‘-ANT’ words you can uncover? Let’s find out. 🧩
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Ace 5 hours ago
No, Lieutenant is a French word combining 'lieu' (also used in English as "in lieu of" that is to say in the place of.) and tenant from tenir, to hold or take, So it literally means a substitute.or place-taker just as defined in the question. . . Adjutant (apparently, I had to look at the etymology for that one) comes from Latin 'adiutare'; its literal meaning is more like helper or assistant.
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Ace 6 hours ago
Failed with discriminant. I'm sure we didn't call it that when I was at school
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Ace 5 hours ago
No, Lieutenant is a French word combining 'lieu' (also used in English as "in lieu of" that is to say in the place of.) and tenant from tenir, to hold or take, So it literally means a substitute.or place-taker just as defined in the question. . . Adjutant (apparently, I had to look at the etymology for that one) comes from Latin 'adiutare'; its literal meaning is more like helper or assistant.
Load More Replies... Ace 6 hours ago
Failed with discriminant. I'm sure we didn't call it that when I was at school
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