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A blimp? (dirigible)
Come on C-man more clues to narrow the field!
Clue #1 You know what this is. You see one and call it by name. You most likely have no idea where the name came from or what the name means.
Clue #2 It's not a place or person.
Clue #3 The item is multi-piece.
Clue #4 This item can be required for an occasion, but it's not occasional.
Clue #5 It's not a food or anything remotely edible.I think in straight lines, but dream in curves
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A blimp? (dirigible)
Come on C-man more clues to narrow the field!
Clue #1 You know what this is. You see one and call it by name. You most likely have no idea where the name came from or what the name means.
Clue #2 It's not a place or person.
Clue #3 The item is multi-piece.
Clue #4 This item can be required for an occasion, but it's not occasional.
Clue #5 It's not a food or anything remotely edible.
i don't see any clues that eliminate my answer.
Loring in Katy, TX USA
If your only tool is a hammer, you tend to treat all problems as if they were nails.
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LOL, Loring, bad internet fact checker, here let me help ;P
Main Entry:
turd Listen to the pronunciation of turd
Pronunciation:
\ˈtərd\
Function:
noun
Etymology:
Middle English tord, turd, from Old English tord; akin to Middle Dutch tort dung and probably to Old English teran to tear — more at tear
Date:
before 12th century
1sometimes vulgar : a piece of fecal matter
2usually vulgar : a contemptible person
#1 is out because of rule #3 - not multipart by definition it states a piece of fecal matter, therefore your entry needs to be modified to "turds" but might still not qualify due to 2nd definition
#2 is out because of rule #2 - not a person
:PI think in straight lines, but dream in curves
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