A Conversation for The H2IQ Quiz - Be The First Among Equals
Saturday 22nd September 2001
GreeboTCat Started conversation Sep 22, 2001
Hi guys... quick word before the question... ~grin~... there won't be a question tomorrow(sunday)... as me not near my computer for the day... good luck with todays question though... see you monday...
Greebs xxx
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A well known seven letter word can be created, by starting with a single letter and adding a letter, one at a time, then mixing the letters, each time making a proper word. Using the clues below, which are not necessarily in the correct order, can you find all seven words. For example, A, AT, TAR, RATE, etc.
Expressing position within limits of space and time.
The subject of self-consciousness.
Frozen atmospheric vapour falling to earth.
To utter musical sounds with the voice.
Cause to oscillate.
Scattering on the earth.
The breaking of divine law.
Saturday 22nd September 2001
Dr Hell Posted Sep 22, 2001
Just in case someone wants the complete solution
Expressing position IN
self conciousness: I
frozen vapour: SNOWING
musical sounds: SING
oscillate: SWING
scattering on the earth: SOWING
breaking divine law: SIN
Cheers,
HELL
Saturday 22nd September 2001
Bagpuss Posted Sep 23, 2001
I was just wondering where today's question had got to. I suppose this will teach me to ignore threads over a couple of hours old.
Saturday 22nd September 2001
Dancer (put your advert here) Posted Sep 23, 2001
Even If youre late, you should come and try to answer, it is fun, and you might get a 
instead of a point, but it's still worth it 
Dancer
Saturday 22nd September 2001
Ming Mang Posted Sep 24, 2001
*tries to answer*
Damn, someone got here first!
¦M¦
Saturday 22nd September 2001
GreeboTCat Posted Sep 24, 2001
Well done Hell... a point to you me thinks... ~grin~
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