onigame (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} onigame) wrote,@ 2008-04-23 18:44:00 |
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A silly little word puzzle
Sometimes I come up with an puzzle idea that is so silly that there's no point in saving it for something better. So, here's a free puzzle for you.
Each one of these defines a word or phrase. All the answers have some property in common. Since some of the definitions are ambiguous, you'll probably need to find that property to know exactly what phrases I'm referring to.
If you think you've solved it, try adding to the list instead of giving it away.
Sometimes I come up with an puzzle idea that is so silly that there's no point in saving it for something better. So, here's a free puzzle for you.
Each one of these defines a word or phrase. All the answers have some property in common. Since some of the definitions are ambiguous, you'll probably need to find that property to know exactly what phrases I'm referring to.
- Wereseals
- Cooked soybeans
- Composer of The Four Seasons
- A company that used to have a logo that included six ducks
- Scientific name for the freshwater dogfish
- It comes between "revelation" and "riven"
- One of two U. S. States whose state flag looks the same when turned upside-down
- A 1960's animated series about an inept secret agent, created by the same man who invented Batman
- A bike with a motor, such as the one depicted in this picture
- Rape, necrophilia, and zoophilia, perhaps
- Czech translation of "Wenceslaus"
- Surname of the creator of the first comic book printed by Image Comics
- The westernmost city in the Peloponnese
- A "nickname" for Jesus Christ
- The size of a ship that is just large enough to travel from Sri Lanka to Taiwan without needing to go south of Malaysia
- Where you might find the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
If you think you've solved it, try adding to the list instead of giving it away.
