Q: Think of a familiar three-word phrase in the form of 'in the blank.' The word that fills the blank will start with the letter 'S.' Move the 'S' to the end you'll get another familiar phrase in the form of 'in the blank.' What phrases are these?Well, I completely missed posting this before the deadline, but here's my answer...though the official answer might be different.
A: In the SWING --> In the WINGS
Q: Name an object in four letters, starting with the letter "P." Change the "P" to a "B" and you'll get a verb that names something you do with that object.I'm not going to help you out with a hint this time... you'll have to figure it out yourself.
A: PAIL --> BAIL
Q: What eight-letter noun -- containing the letter 'B' -- is pluralized by inserting an 'S' immediately before the 'B'?I figured the answer had to be something like 'mothers-in-law' where the plural goes inside the word. I didn't think too long before the answer came along. I'll tell you after the deadline passes.
A: PASSERBY --> PASSERSBY
Q: Take the phrase, 'take bets on.' Rearrange those 10 letters to name something to eat. What is it?"This one took almost no time at all, which is rare... and now I'm hungry. I'll post my answer after the deadline on Thursday.
A: TAKE BETS ON --> T-BONE STEAK