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Most People Can’t Guess The One Word That Fits All 25 Questions – See If You Can
English can be sneaky. One word can mean an object, an action, and even a feeling – all depending on context. In this quiz, you’ll see three different sentences, and your job is to figure out the single word that works in all of them.
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Apatheist Account2 2 months ago
Some of these aren't standard English, some have more than one possible correct answer. One doesn't "letter" a sign. #7 could justifiably be coach. The past tense of bat is batted (although American usage does use the present, also in words like spit instead of spat).
nicholas nolan 2 months ago
As you pointed of in your example for "bat", one does letter a sign in US English.
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Serena Myers 2 months ago
This is why I always read the comments first before attempting the "quiz", just to see if I can even attempt it before I'm obfuscated by unfamilar definitions, spellings, etc.
Steve Kadner 2 months ago
TIL obfuscated == bewildered, nice. I've only ever used the word in the programming sense, to make source code difficult to understand.
Load More Replies... Apatheist Account2 2 months ago
Some of these aren't standard English, some have more than one possible correct answer. One doesn't "letter" a sign. #7 could justifiably be coach. The past tense of bat is batted (although American usage does use the present, also in words like spit instead of spat).
nicholas nolan 2 months ago
As you pointed of in your example for "bat", one does letter a sign in US English.
Load More Replies... Serena Myers 2 months ago
This is why I always read the comments first before attempting the "quiz", just to see if I can even attempt it before I'm obfuscated by unfamilar definitions, spellings, etc.
Steve Kadner 2 months ago
TIL obfuscated == bewildered, nice. I've only ever used the word in the programming sense, to make source code difficult to understand.
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