ctivnan
03/01/08, 01:38 PM
Patis... you may fancy this! :lol:
Colorful Language
The clues lead to familiar words, phrases, expressions, names, and titles that incorporate the name of a color.
e.g.
An extremely rare lunar event.
- a blue moon
- once in a blue moon
1. The object of the question “Have you any wool?”
2. What you follow to get to the Emerald City.
3. A colorful name for Vermont.
4. It was all around 1960s rock star Jimi Hendrix.
5. A famous George Gershwin composition.
6. A colorful novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
7. An infamous dungeon in Bengal, India.
8. In the Peanuts comic strip, Snoopy’s nemesis.
9. The colors of Harvard and Yale.
10. A poetic name for Ireland.
11. A colorful novel by Anthony Burgess.
12. One of the four bodily humors in medieval medicine, known also as melancholy.
13. A powerful, toxic defoliant used in the Viet Nam War.
14. A name for a member of Hitler’s Nazi party.
15. What some say an inebriated person sees.
16. When writers overwrite, his can be the result.
17. Another name for England’s King William III.
18. Activists for the elderly.
19. Random House Webster’s College Dictionary defines this two-word epithet as “a person who wields unofficial power, esp. through another person and often surreptitiously or privately.”
20. Sensationalism and unscrupulousness in the media.
ENJOY... :yey:
Colorful Language
The clues lead to familiar words, phrases, expressions, names, and titles that incorporate the name of a color.
e.g.
An extremely rare lunar event.
- a blue moon
- once in a blue moon
1. The object of the question “Have you any wool?”
2. What you follow to get to the Emerald City.
3. A colorful name for Vermont.
4. It was all around 1960s rock star Jimi Hendrix.
5. A famous George Gershwin composition.
6. A colorful novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
7. An infamous dungeon in Bengal, India.
8. In the Peanuts comic strip, Snoopy’s nemesis.
9. The colors of Harvard and Yale.
10. A poetic name for Ireland.
11. A colorful novel by Anthony Burgess.
12. One of the four bodily humors in medieval medicine, known also as melancholy.
13. A powerful, toxic defoliant used in the Viet Nam War.
14. A name for a member of Hitler’s Nazi party.
15. What some say an inebriated person sees.
16. When writers overwrite, his can be the result.
17. Another name for England’s King William III.
18. Activists for the elderly.
19. Random House Webster’s College Dictionary defines this two-word epithet as “a person who wields unofficial power, esp. through another person and often surreptitiously or privately.”
20. Sensationalism and unscrupulousness in the media.
ENJOY... :yey: