Show off your data with a well-devised chart. And don’t rush to make another anew -- / Use the same one again! It's the best way to honor this yellowish/greenish hue...
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Show off your data with a well-devised chart. And don’t rush to make another anew -- / Use the same one again! It's the best way to honor this yellowish/greenish hue...
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Starts with a penny, ends with a ship, with most of Ralph in between. / It’s the place to go in Manhattan if you want to see some green.
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Without the G, it’s what Scottish lads do when cruising the town Friday night. / And with the G? They’ll need these to do that if their vision isn’t quite right.
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Follow “door” by this word for a hardware bit -- one that you’d find at Home Depot or Lowe’s. / As a rhyme for “orange”, the full hardware bit works, though not quite on the nose, I suppose...
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Two R’s, an L, and some vowels in the word. Rarely will you see this -- though you see it in “rarely”! / You also see it in this word for bucolic. (Now to work in a rhyme, if only just barely...)
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They’re theater jobs; they’re actors’ goals, / This eastern half of casseroles.
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As one word, it describes how a word is used. As more than one (now switching gears) / It’s what, in the year 2026, will amount to two hundred fifty years.
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Sara, who’s broke, who ekes out a living, could learn things from Bob, who the neighbors will pay / Big money to scream when a mouse scampers by. Bob “THIS” out a living, I guess you could say.
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A creation begins with this unit of measure. Another clue (you might like it not?): / Though it may sound vague, this unit of measure is used to measure a lot!