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Damn, why isn't SHRINKAGE up there? 😂
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Bank, turn, etc had me thinking aerial maneuvers 🤣
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I thought yellow was things you learn from. I thought green was federal _____ which made no sense with the purple I chose for it, and as soon as I submitted it, I immediately got purple.
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Uniqueness 1 in 238I was close enough with blue to get it, though my theory had me very suspicious about one of its entries. If I had been right, it'd be aa 4/5 for reasonableness, but given I was wrong, 5/5.
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I thought blue was "types of lights on a car". Parking lights, brake lights, and...turn signals? I'd colloquially call them blinkers. But whatever you call them, "turn" and "signal" are, in that context, referring to the same thing, which would make a very poor connection.
Thought the same thing about the lights.
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So I similarly got messed up but I thought green was things you would find in a town and included Park instead of reserve and was annoyed that something like “things you do with a car” was blue so I let myself think reserve fit there. A couple minutes after the damn words bounced it made sense and I was happier with the result than I would have been if I was right initially.
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I'm not too keen on the word combinations that tend to appear at least in one row (like worm today).
I'm not sure what you mean by "word combinations that tend to appear at least in one row".
