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In Letter Hop, letters "hop" from one word to the next.

For each word in the list (except the first word), form two new valid words firstly by adding a letter which is removed from the previous word, then secondly by removing a different letter to form the second new valid word. This letter that is removed must then be added to the next word in the list. The removal of the letter from the first word in the list must also result in a new valid word. The sequence of the existing letters in each word must not be changed.

For example, given:
1. SINGE
2. RIND
3. MEANER

the answer would be:
1. SINGE - G = SINE
2. RIND + G = (G)RIND - D = GRIN
3. MEANER + D = MEAN(D)ER - A = MENDER

Good luck!

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1. SNAKE
2. DIG
3. TINE
4. CHAP
5. LASH


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My first describes a motion of abrasion
My second is a post-work destination
My whole may be found near a metal basin

What am I?


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Vowels?

What is represented in this?


Madam: A
Sir: A
Madam: E
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Madam: I
Sir: I
Madam: O
Sir: O
Madam: U
Sir: U


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You could use me to describe a feather.
You could use me to describe the weather.

I move faster than any car.
I get provided by a star.

I can make your eyes cry.
I can make the water dry.

What am I?


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What idiom is represented by the following?

E_GH_ OF CLUB_
K_NG OF HEAR_ _


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I can assist you in the detection
Of a superficial imperfection

With my help, awareness you will not lack
Of any goings-on behind your back

One might say that quite spectacularly
With my two dimensions, I give you three

What am I?


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Savage and fierce until you invert my head
Then gentle and peaceful I become instead

What are we?


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You were kidnapped and trapped in a basement.
You broke out of the basement and found a computer upstairs. You are able to navigate to a webpage to reach out for help. As soon as the message is sent, your location will be pinged and someone can find you.

However there is a problem...

All of the vowels on the keyboard are broken and you hear someone trying to unlock the front door, so you only have a few seconds to type a very short message.

What can you type without any vowels that will save your life?


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