379a |
LOCKED DORIAN = Locked Door. |
379b |
SIDNEY KIDNEY - Rhyme: The name Sydney
with the word kidney. def'n: Kidney - A pair of organs in the dorsal region of the vertebrate abdominal cavity that function to maintain proper water balance, regulate acid-base concentration, and excrete metabolic wastes as urine. |
380a |
VERMIN HERMAN - Rhyme: The name Herman
with the word vermin. def'n: Vermin - Any of various small animals or insects, such as cockroaches or rats, that are destructive, annoying, or injurious to health. |
380b |
GULLIVERED TRAVIS = Gulliver's Travels. def'n: Gulliver, Lemuel - Hero of voyages to four imaginary regions in Jonathan Swift's satire "Gulliver's Travels". |
381a |
GROUND CHUCK = Ground chuck (beef). def'n: Ground - Past tense of grind. def'n: Grind - To crush. To operate or produce by turning a crank. def'n: Chuck - A cut of beef extending from the neck to the ribs. |
381b |
LEAN JEAN - Rhyme: The name Jean with the
word lean. def'n: Lean - Not fleshy or fat; thin. Containing little or no fat. Meat with little or no fat. |
382a |
GOOD-BYE HY - Rhyme: The name Hy with the
phrase 'Good-bye'. def'n: Good-by or Good-bye - Used to express farewell. |
382b |
FAREWELL MEL - Rhyme: Then name Mel with
the word farewell. def'n: Farewell - Used to say good-by. A good-by. A leave taking. |
383a |
ITCHY MITCH - Rhyme: The name Mitch with
the word itch(y). def'n: Itch - A skin sensation causing a desire to scratch. A restless desire or craving. |
383b |
RAKED JAKE - Rhyme: The name Jake with
the word rake(d). def'n: Rake - To scrape with or as with a rake. A handled garden tool with a row of projecting teeth at its head. |
384a |
FLAMIN' RAYMOND - Rhyme: The name Raymond
wih the word flame(+ing). def'n: Flame - The zone of burning gases and fine suspended particles that forms as a result of fire. Something flamelike. |
384b |
HOT TODDY = Hot toddy. def'n: Hot - Pungent; spicy. Warmer than is normal. def'n: Toddy - A drink consisting of liquor with hot water, sugar, and spices. |
385a | PHIL
'ER UP = "Fill 'er (her) up." (Gas station term). Parody of the Cambell
Soup 'Kids' mascot. def'n: Fill - To make or become full. def'n: Filling Station - A gas station. def'n: Up - From a lower to a higher position. |
385b |
CHUCKIN' CHARLIE - Charlie; CH name
to go with the word chuck(+ing). def'n: Chuck - To throw out; discard. slang. To vomit. |
386a |
SNOTTY DOTTY - Rhyme: The name Dotty to
go with the word snot(ty). def'n: Snot - slang. Nasal mucus; phlegm. |
386b |
FROZEN FLO = Frozen flow. def'n: Frozen - Very cold. Preserved by freezing. Rendered immobile. def'n: Flow - To move or run freely in or as if in a stream. |
387a | FATTY
MADDIE - Rhyme: The name Maddie with the word fat(ty). def'n: Fat - Plumpness; obesity; ample; well-stocked: A fat larder. Thick; broad; large. |
387b | CORA
CORSET - Semi-rhyme: The name Cora with the word corset. def'n: Corset - A close-fitting undergarment, often reinforced by stays, worn to support and shape the waist and hips. |
388a |
FACEY TRACIE - Rhyme: The name Tracie with
the word face(y). def'n: Face - The surface of the front of the head. A facial expression; countenance. |
388b | HEADS
UPTON = Heads up. def'n: Head - Upper or anterior bodily extremity containing the brain, the eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and jaws. slang. Warning; notice given in advance. |
389a |
DIRE RITA = Diarrhea. def'n: Diarrea or Diarrhea - Abnormally frequent bowel movements. def'n: Dire - Warning of disaster. Dreadful; disastrous. Urgent; grave. |
389b |
OVERFLOW JOE - Rhyme: The name Joe with
the word overflow. def'n: Overflow - To flow over the top, brim, or bounds. To spread or cover over. |
390a | CONNECTING
DOTS = As in 'Connect the dots'. def'n: Connect - To join or become joined; link; unite. To associate or think of as releated. def'n: Dot - A round mark made by or as if by a pointed instrument; spot. To mark with a dot. To cover with or as if with dots. |
390b |
TWINNY VINNIE - Rhyme: Then name Vinnie
with the word twin(ny). def'n: Twin - One of two offspring born at the same birth. Consisting of two identical or similar parts. |
391a |
GLASS ISAAC = Glass eye. def'n: Glass - Objects made of glass. A material solidified from the molten state without crystalization. def'n: Eye - An organ of vision or of light sensitivity. |
391b |
FALSE IRIS = False eye. def'n: False - Not natural; artificial. def'n: Eye - Something suggestive of an eye. Sight; vision. |
392a |
ANN CHOVIE = Anchovy. def'n: Anchovy - Any of various small, edible, herring-like saltwater fishes. |
392b |
SARDINE CANDICE = Sardine can. def'n: Sardine - A small herring or related fish, often canned in oil. def'n: Can - A metal container. |
393a |
JESS EXPRESS - Rhyme: The name Jess with
the word express. def'n: Express - To send by rapid transport (rapid direct transportation). Direct, rapid, and not making local stops. An express train, bus, etc. |
393b |
CHOO-CHOO TRINA = Choo-choo train. def'n: Train - A string of connected railroad cars. |
394a |
BARB WIRE = Barbed wire. def'n: Barbed wire - Twisted strands of fence wire with barbs at regular intervals. |
394b |
PLAY PENNY = Playpen. def'n: Playpen - A portable enclosure in which a baby can be left to play. |
395a | PAVED
DAVE - Rhyme: The name Dave with the word pave(d). def'n: Pave - To cover with a hard, smooth surface for travel. |
395b |
RUN-OVER GROVER - Rhyme: The name Grover
with the words run-over. def'n: Run - (Run down) To collide with and knock down. def'n: Over - On or above and across. |
396a |
CREAMED GENE - Semi-rhyme: The name Gene
with the word cream(ed). def'n: Cream - To beat to a creamy consistency. slang. To hit. |
396b |
CLOBBERED BOB - Rhyme: The name Bob with
the word clobber(ed). def'n: Clobber - slang. To hit or pound with great force. |
397a | CLEANED
UP CLINT = As in "Clean up (the) lint.". def'n: Clean up - The act or process of cleaning up. def'n: Clean - Free from dirt. def'n: Lint - Clinging bits of fiber and fluff; fuzz. |
397b |
SUCKED UP STEFAN = As in "Suck up
(the) stuff.". def'n: Suck - To draw in by or as if by suction. def'n: Up - Moving or directed upward. def'n: Stuff - Unspecified material. To block or stop up; plug. |
398a |
SKIIN' IAN - Rhyme: Then name Ian with
the word ski(+ing). def'n: Ski - To travel by skis, especially as a sport. One of a pair of long, flat funners attached to a boot for gliding over snow. |
398b | SHEARED
SHERWOOD = Sheared (Sher)wood. def'n: Shear - To remove by cutting. To cut with or as if with shears. def'n: Sherwood Forest - A royal forest near Nottingham, England, where Robin Hood and his men are said to have lived. def'n: Wood - Trees or parts of trees cut up into boards, planks, etc. |
399a | DIRTY
FLORA = Dirty floor. def'n: Dirty - Soiled; grimy. To make or become soiled. def'n: Floor - The surface of a room on which one stands. |
399b |
GINA CLEANER - Semi-rhyme: The name Gina
with the word clean(er). def'n: Clean - Free from dirt or impurities. To make or become clean. |
400a |
VARICOSE WAYNE = Varicose vein. def'n: Varicose - Abnormally dilated and knotted. def'n: Vein - A vessel through which blood returns to the heart. |
400b |
ELAINE VEIN - Rhyme: The name Elaine with
the word vein. def'n: Vein - To mark, form, or decorate with or as if with veins. |
401a |
VIV E. SECTION = Vivisection. def'n: Vivisection - The act of cutting into or dissecting a living animal, especially for scientific research. |
401b |
DISECT ED = Disected. def'n: Di - pref. Twice, double, or two. def'n: -Sect - suff. Cut; divide; bisect. def'n: Bisect - To cut or divide into two equal parts. |
402a |
LUNCHPAIL GAIL - Rhyme: The name Gail with
the word lunchpail. def'n: Lunch - A meal eaten at midday. def'n: Pail - A cylindrical vessel with a handle; bucket. |
402b |
LUNCHBOX STU = Lunchbox stew. def'n: Lunch - A meal eaten at midday. def'n: Box - A rectangular container often with a lid. def'n: Stew - A dish cooked by stewing, a mixture of meat and vegetables with stock. |
403a |
HUNTER PUNTER - Rhyme: The name Hunter
with the word punt(er). def'n: Punt - A kick in which a football is dropped and kicked before touching the ground. |
403b |
FRACTURED FRANCIS - Francis; FR
name to go with the word fracture(d). def'n: Fracture - The act or process of breaking. The condition of being broken. A break, rupture, or crack, as in bone or cartilage. |
404a |
AIRY MAIRY - Rhyme: The name Mary with
the word airy. def'n: Airy - Of or like the air. Open to the air; breezy. |
404b |
HISSY MISSIE - Rhyme: The name Missie with
the word hiss(y). def'n: Hiss - A sharp, sibilant sound. |
405a |
OVER-RIPE MELANIE = Over-ripe melon. def'n: Over - In addition or excess. def'n: Ripe - Fully grown and developed; mature: A ripe melon. def'n: Melon - Any of several fruits, as a cantalope or watermelon, having a hard rind and juicy flesh. |
405b | WALTER
MELON = Watermelon. def'n: Watermelon - The fruit of the watermelon, an african vine cultivated for its large edible fruit, having a hard green rind and sweet, watery reddish flesh. |
406a | SHOPPING
CARTER = Shopping cart. def'n: Shop - A place where things are sold. def'n: Cart - A small, light vehicle moved by hand. |
406b | SUPER
MARCUS = Supermarket. def'n: Supermarket - A large self-service retail store selling food an household goods. |
407a | CRACKED
SHELDON = Cracked shell. def'n: Crack - To break or cause to break with a sharp sound. To break open or into. def'n: Shell - A hard outer covering that encases an egg, fruit, or nut. |
407b | WALLY
WALNUT - Wally; W name to go with the word walnut. def'n: Walnut - The hard, dark brown wood of a walnut. The nut of a walnut. An edible nut. |
408a | LICKIN'
LEON - Leon; L name to go with the word lick(ing). def'n: Lick - To pass the tongue over. The act of licking. |
408b |
RAT-SUCKER RANDALL - Randall; R name to go with
the words rat-sucker. |
409a | TILTIN'
MILTON - Rhyme: The name Milton with the word tilt(ing). def'n: Tilt - To slope or cause to slope, as by raising one end; incline. |
409b | AMAZING
MASON - Semi-rhyme: The name Mason with the word amaze(+ing). def'n: Amaze - To fill with surprise or wonder; astonish. |
410a | SCRATCHING
POLE PAUL - Semi-rhyme: The name Paul with the word (scratching) pole. Scracthing pole - A cat's scratching post. def'n: Scratch - To use the nails or claws to dig, scrape, or wound. A mark or wound produced by scratching. def'n: Pole - A long slender piece of wood or other material. |
410b | CLAWED
CLAUDE - Rhyme: The name Claude with the word claw(ed). def'n: Claw - A sharp, often curved nail on the toe of an animal. To scratch or dig with or as if with claws. |
411a | VAN
PIRE = Vampire. def'n: Vampire - A reanimated corpse that is believed to rise from the grave at night to suck the blood of sleeping persons. |
411b | BUD
SUCKER = Blood sucker. def'n: Blood - The fluid circulated by the heart throughout the body. def'n: Sucker - One that sucks. def'n: Suck - To draw (liquid) into the mouth by inhaling. |
412a | MIXED-UP
TRIXIE - Semi-rhyme; The name Trixie with the words mix(ed)-up. def'n: Mix-up - A confused situation; a muddle. def'n: Muddle - To mix confusedly; jumble. def'n: Mix - To combine or blend. To form by blending. To join. |
412b | DOUGHY
CHLOE - Rhyme: The name Chloe with the word dough(y). def'n: Dough - A thick, pliable mixture of flour and other ingredients that can be rolled or kneaded for pastries. A mass similar to dough. Doughy adj. |
413a | BARNYARD
BARNEY - Rhyme: The name Barney with the name barnyard. def'n: Barnyard - The often enclosed yard surrounding a barn. |
413b | DICK
HICK - Rhyme: The name Dick with the word hick. def'n: Hick - informal. A gullible, provincial person; yokel. def'n: Yokel - A simple country person; bumpkin. def'n: Bumpkin - An awkward or unsophisticated person. |
414a | UMBILICAL
COURTNEY = Umbilical cord. def'n: Unbilical cord - The flexible cordlike structure that extends from the navel of a fetus to the placenta, containing blood vessels that nourish and remove wastes. |
414b | YO
YOLANDA = Yo yo. def'n: Yo-yo - A toy consisting of a flattened spool wound with string that is spun down from and reeled up to the hand by winding and unwinding the string. |
415a | ERASED
ERICA - Erica; ER name to go with the word erase(d). def'n: Erase - To remove (something written or drawn) by rubbing. To remove all traces of. |
415b | WIPED
OUT WINNIE - Winnie; W name to go with the words wipe(d) out. def'n: Wipe - To rub, as with a cloth or paper. To remove by or as if by rubbing. def'n: Wipe out - To destroy completely. |
416a | SHOOTIN'
NEWTON - Rhyme: The name Newton with the word shoot(ing). def'n: Shoot - To hit, wound, or kill from a weapon. To discharge from a weapon. |
416b |
SHERMAN TANK = Sherman tank. def'n: Sherman tank - The main American battle tank during World War II, weighing 35 tons with a 40 caliber cannon. def'n: Tank - An enclosed, heavily armored combat vehicle mounted with a cannon and guns and moving on catipillar treads. |
417a | HANGING
HARRIET - Harriet; H name to go with the word hang(ing). def'n: Hanging - Something hung. def'n: Hang - To fasten or be fastened from above with no support from below. To suspend or to be suspended. |
417b | SWINGIN'
SOPHIE - Sophie; S name to go with the word swing(ing). def'n: Swing - To move or cause to move backward and forward. To hang freely. The act of swinging. |