Does your first name have another meaning? As in "Norm" meaning "average"? "Frank" and "earnest"? (Or, "Ernest" and "frank"?) See how many words and first names you can identify. Hint: Some are homonyms.
* a creative expression
(three letters)
* a synonym for "shall"
* to wed
* oxidized
* a count, in Britain
* a red-breasted harbinger
* leaves for an ancient crown
* a thin beam of light
* the winner!
* a blue-feathered scolder
* a low, gentle neigh
* a cent
* a whirlpool
* a yellow-green color
* a star-shaped game piece
* a Spanish noble
* a Christmas song
* how a beach feels
* unearthed with a shovel
* sweet confections
* a rabbit's den
* loam
* a hive-dweller
* a short haircut
* a cribbage pin
ANSWERS
(1) Art; (2) Will; (3) marry, Mary; (4) Rusty; (5) Earl; (6) Robin; (7) Laurel;
(8) Ray; (9) Victor; (10) Jay; (11) whinny, Winnie; (12) Penny; (13) Eddy; (14) Kelly; (15) Jack; (16) Don; (17) Carol; (18) Sandy; (19) dug, Doug; (20) Candy; (21) Warren; (22) fill, Phil; (23) bee, Bea; (24) Bob (OK, or Buzz); (25) Peg.
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