My hint this week --> HfHN:AGBfERQ: Take the name KIM KARDASHIAN. Rearrange the letters to get the last name of a famous actress along with a famous one-named singer. Who are these people?
A: (Nicole) KIDMAN and SHAKIRA
I can tell you it isn't a knee.Q: Think of a familiar two-word phrase starting with T and ending with S, in which the interior letters name part of the human body. Remove the first and last letters of that word, and what remains will name another part of the human body. What's the phrase, and what are the body parts?
A: THE ARTS --> HEART --> EAR
I think I may start my week with a folded tortilla.Edit: The phrase "Monday Taco" would work if two-word phrases were allowed.Q: Consider this sentence:
Benjamin, the Greenpeace ombudsman in the panorama, was charmed by the chinchilla fragrance.
This sentence contains seven words of seven or more letters. They have something very unusual in common. What is it, and can you think of an eighth word with the same property?
A: Drop one or more letters from the middle of the word and what remains is the name of a country (Benin, Greece, Oman, Panama, Chad, China, France). There are many other words you could name (Chamomile, Chipotle, Childlike, Childcare, Indicia, Ironman, Niggler, Nightclubber, Nightcrawler, Turnkey, etc.)
I'd say the first word describes the complete works of this author, not just most.Q: Name a well-known U.S. city with two words in its name. The second word sounds like the last name of a famous 20th-century writer. The first word is something found in virtually every work of this author. What is the city, and who is the author?
A: CORPUS CHRISTI --> Agatha CHRISTIE and CORPUS
