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1. A hint or indication. |
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2. Bamboo dance |
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3. [Papua New Guinea Tok Pisin] the sound made by a bell. |
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4 [Billiards] A carom shot involving balls that are very close together. |
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5. a carved totem of the Athabaskan native people of Alaska. |
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6. A ground running bird similar to a rail; so called because of its song |
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7 A very vague hunch. |
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8. A traditional festival celebrated in Mongolia, involving wrestling, horse racing and archery. |
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9. A light, repeated tapping or rustling made by small feet, leaves, or reeds. |
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10. to adjust the pitch of a small metal chime by filing its edge in tiny, controlled strokes. |
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11 Glitter applied as a decorative coating. |
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12 An audio-compression device devised by Telefunken for the public-address system of the 1936 Olympic Games that served as a model for later radio-broadcast equipment. |
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13 Reflection of light off water that can bounce UV rays into the bodies of living things, increasing the chance of heat stroke even on cool days. ### |
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On Jun 19, 2026, at 2:59 PM, Chowie <chow...@gmail.com> wrote:
As Goldilocks said, find one just right from the list below. Ignore any variations of format. We will put the deadline at 7 pm tomorrow, Saturday, a mere 28 hours from now. Play fair and give me your best guesses. ###
5. a carved totem of the Athabaskan native people of Alaska.
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5. a carved totem of the Athabaskan native people of Alaska. |
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6. A ground running bird similar to a rail; so called because of its song |
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