G - R - I - F - F \nS - O - D - R - O \nE - B - D - I - N \nS - E - L - N - O \nN - O - E - L - G\n\n\nIf you help me get the correct answer to this word grid i will give you best answer and 5 *'s!!! \n\nit is a 12 letter word. you ca move UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, DIAGONAL. moving 1 letter at a time. \n\nThanks. and please help me!
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nosebleeding? starting in bottom left corner(N) go right(O) up & left(S) up(E) right(B) down & right(L) down(E) up & left(E) up & right(D) right(I) down(N) right(G)
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A. shift upwards\nB. shift to the right\nC. compresed horizontally\nD. stretched vertically\nThe next ones are combinations of these:\nE. shifted upwards and stretched vertically\nF. shifted to the right and stretched vertically.
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1.First one goes in A,B,C,D order and is a pretty weird and funny sentence\n2.In The second one,the no of alphabets in a word increases one after one\n3.The 3rd one reads the same from frontwards and backwards.It's a palindrome
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DISCHARGE.\n\nyou should just ask us to do the entire cross word puzzle for you.
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This is very tricky. Start off with the basics. Use Red and Green, 2 cubes and count sides of color.\n\ncube1: gggggg\ncube2: rrrrrr\n\nrrrrrr - gggggg\nrrrrrr - gggggr\nrrrrrr - ggggrr\n.\n.\nrrrrrg - gggggg\nrrrrrg - gggggr\n\nTake out all the similiar ones to find the count.\n\nInteresting question. Probably easiest to run a recursive computer simulation to find out.\n\nTotal for 1 cube = 10\ngggggg - 1 way\nrggggg - 1 way\nrrgggg - 2 ways\nrrrggg - 2 ways\nrrrrgg - 2 ways\nrrrrrg - 1 way\nrrrrrr - 1 way
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When you look up words in the dictionary, you start with the first letter, then the second letter, etc.  It will always have it's place in line, according to alphabetical order.  If you wanted to alphabetize animal and animate, first you would look at the "a".. they are the same, so then you move on to the "n" and so on until you get to the "l" in animal and the "t" in animate.  Since l comes before t, animal will be in the dictionary before animate.\n\nWhen you compare numbers (especially on a number line), you start on the left and keep moving right. Which is bigger, 13475 or 13472?  The one's are the same, so you must go to the next number.  The 3's are the same, the 4's, etc until you get to 5 being bigger than 2.  Since everything else matched, then 13475 must be bigger than 13472.
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P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z!!! Did I get it right???
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V-\nV-I  \nV-I-C-T-O-R-Y\nHOLD THE V DOT THE I ROCK THAT C-T-O-R-Y\n\nCheer for the Cards,\nCheer for a win,\nC'mon crowd yell\n"GO FIGHT WIN"\n(REPEAT 2X)
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Number of ways to arrange ABCDEF = 6! since all of the letters are distinct.\n\nNumber of ways to arrange TOYOTA = 6!/(2!2!) since there are two T's and two O's.
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There is no one word that fits these letters.  How many words do you want?
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it is from a logic work sheet.  directions are find the next item in the pattern.  examples:  12321, 23432, 34543, 45654\na, z, b, y, c, x, d\ntam, tan, rib, rid, rat, raw, hip
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put the sticks together in alphabets NINE
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The puzzle is looking for a word for worm.  I think it is probably Platyhelminthes.  This is 15 letters, so maybe the puzzle should say 15 instead of 13.  Maybe there is some other type of worm that they are looking for.  Other possibilities include Chaetognatha (12 letters)
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im guessing that you mean the sheet music for it ... i've figured this one out before. lets see if i can transcibe it. this is the main part. i dont have a keyboard in front of me\n\nplay these doing down in sound:\nD# B F# / go up: D# E / go down: C# G#\ndown: E D# C# / up:D# down: B G#\nup D# E / down B G#\nup: E down D# C#\n\nhope this makes sense ... it is right!
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Move the first letter to the back, and it spells it backward.\nExample:\n\nbanana..\nbecomes Ananab\nWhich is banana backwards.
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Im assuming that by using the word 'groups', (plural) you are not allowed all four in one group as a solution.\nSo, if the counters are the same, then 2 ways:\n1, 1, 1, 1 \nand\n2, 2\n\nIf the counters are different, then 4 ways.  (If the counters are:\na, b, c, d then:\nab,cd\nac,bd\nad, bc\na, b, c, d. )\n\nIf this is for a 3rd grader then the former is probably what they are looking for, but I can't really know that.  The latter seems a little complicated for the average 3rd grader.
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If this is a clue from a cryptic crossword puzzle, do you have any letters?\n\nAlso, does it have to be ONE word or could it be several?