This is a static copy of In the Rose Garden, which existed as the center of the western Utena fandom for years. Enjoy. :)
This is probably wrong, but could #38 be blitz? Doing that to the kicker would certainly be an unorthodox move in football. I'm less sure about its culinary use. I don't know if you do that to batter, but you can make it into a [blintz], which looks very similar...
ETA: LOL at Tamago's last answer.
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Icing. And since I already confirmed it with her:
#39 A word for one's background and skin tone, isn't that the same as an event where haste is second to none?
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satyreyes wrote:
Eugh, would never have gotten that. Don't know a thing about ice hockey. .
Nothing to do with hockey... You ice the kicker in an American football game.
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Mylene wrote:
satyreyes wrote:
Eugh, would never have gotten that. Don't know a thing about ice hockey. .
Nothing to do with hockey... You ice the kicker in an American football game.
I can't find it in Wiktionary, either of my unabridged dictionaries, or on Urban Dictionary. I had to Google "ice kicker" to find Wikipedia's mention of it in the article on time-outs. Someone should write to the dictionaries and let them know they're wrong.
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Hehe, I thought it was rather obvious (and strangely enough, was independently writing a riddle around the word ice using it myself when she posted hers), but then again I've been sitting here watching football all afternoon in a largely successful effort to avoid doing anything constructive in the slightest.
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Satyr, darling, I am stumped. If Gimli son of Gloin was a duelist, I would know the word, but alas, alas. We are not dealing with an ax with the standard duelist.
v Ohhhhhhhhh. If that's it, it was so simple. Hindsight = 20/20.
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Is it maybe a foil?
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No, the clue was fine. As soon as she said it, it made perfect sense. I just never hit on that synonym for sword.
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I'm coming up blank, so someone else go ahead.
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#41 The measure of how steep the hill your grandpa climbed both ways to school? Isn't that the same as what he earned once he got there?
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Actually, I was thinking grade, but that one works just as well!
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satyreyes wrote:
You've got 42! The reference is to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, which prominently features both the number 42 and the character of Ford Prefect.
The Prefect and 42 practiacally gave it away.
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#43. Corruption?
#44. A burly animal, but doesn't that also mean to endure or tolerate?
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#44 would be bear!
#45
To goad someone... Isn't this the same as what you find in your bed that leads to much hilarious mayhem at your expense that also has something to do with aliens, chopsticks, rebirth and a monkey?
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#44. was looking for bear.
#45. No idea... *ponders more* but I get the feeling this is an insider joke or a book?
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You sillies. Tamago, you are incorrect! But it's most certainly an inside joke.
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#46 is probably vivid.
In #45, I get the sense the inside joke is from Utena. Those objects are part of Shadow Girl skits, cocktower bedroom dialogues, or both. But I can't get past that...
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