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We’re changing just one letter at a time, but the whole word transforms. That’s the idea behind this quiz: word chains. You’ll get 17 of them to solve, each made up of four words that are one letter apart.
This is a type-in quiz, so make sure to write your answers like this: pipe ripe ride side (all four words in a row, separated by spaces).
Think you can link them all together? Let’s find out! 🧩
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James016 1 month ago
That was a challenge but found it easier to work back from the bottom clue
Robert T 1 month ago
Good fun. But Dame is not necessarily a respectful term for a woman. It is either the title for a woman, similar to Lady, Duchess, etc or a woman who acts up i.e. pantomime dame.
Rose the Cook 1 month ago
At one time it was also slang for a woman, any woman. That is why I wondered if it could be wrong.
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James016 1 month ago
That was a challenge but found it easier to work back from the bottom clue
Robert T 1 month ago
Good fun. But Dame is not necessarily a respectful term for a woman. It is either the title for a woman, similar to Lady, Duchess, etc or a woman who acts up i.e. pantomime dame.
Rose the Cook 1 month ago
At one time it was also slang for a woman, any woman. That is why I wondered if it could be wrong.
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