Something in Common Trivia

A lot of first names have dual meanings. In this quiz, we explore some of them. Some questions/answers may be US specific.

Rules: The last three letters of each answer are the first three letters of the next answer. All answers are single words. The first and last answers share a common link. British spelling is used in all answers.

The last three letters of each answer are the first three letters of the next answer. All answers are single words. The first and last answers share a common link.

Lo, you can add it to another word and... behold... a new word appears.

Sometimes, just by changing the vowel, you can make five different words. I'll give you five definitions, you need to give me the five words in alphabetical order. Example in question one.

I'll give you three words that have a word in common that goes before or after each of them. Each question has a Christmas theme. Can you guess the missing word? Good Luck!

I will give you three words that share a common connection. You must match those words to a fourth word that shares the same bond. The fourth word will either be love, internet, cross or family.

Each word always begins with the letters FL. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

All questions consist of the letters PR added to a given clue that will then give you the final word (which also has a clue provided). The final LONGER word is the answer eg. PR + To take the place of by force = French novelist ... PR + Oust = PROUST

Add the letters 'Con' to the beginning of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: Con + contemptible person = Agree. Solution: Con + cur = Concur. Enter your answer as the new word.

I'll give you three words that have a word in common that goes either before or after them. Can you guess the missing word which is related to Easter time? Good Luck!

I give you a clue for the first word. After that, every word begins with the last three letters of the previous word and comes with a clue. The first and last words are synonyms of 'magical'.

All answers begin with the letters "BE". Add the letters to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Ex: BE + to be situated or placed in front = period of time preceding [Be + Fore = Before]

Each word always begins with the letters IM. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

By using the last three letters of a word to begin the next word, work your way to the end where the last word will link back to the first.

Each word always begins with the letters GR. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

I will give you three words that each begin a common phrase when placed before the same word. You must match those three words to a fourth word that can also be put before the same word. The fourth word will either be English, discovery, back or sports.

My second word chain quiz. The last THREE letters of each word form the first THREE letters of the next word. I have given a definition for each word. NOTE: this one is a bit harder than the last one! British English spellings used throughout.

Each word always begins with the letters RO. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

Each word always begins with the letters SL. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

The last three letters of each answer are the first three letters of the next answer. All answers are single words. The first and last answers share a common link.

Each word always begins with the letters BAR. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

Up, up, and away! Hopefully, all of the answers in this quiz, each beginning with the word 'up' don't leave you hung up. Good luck!

The last three letters of each answer are the first three letters of the next answer. All answers are single words. The first and last answers share a common link. British spelling is used.

The last three letters of each answer are the first three letters of the next answer. All answers are single words. The first and last answers share a common link. British spelling is used in all answers.

There are most certainly a million words ending with the word 'way', or so it seems. Decipher the word in quotation marks and add it to 'way' to create a new word. Can you find all the ways?

Here is my first Brain Teaser quiz starting with the Letter T. Start with the Letter T and add the defined word to find the answer. Hints are provided.

Begin with the letters "SI"; add them to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: SI + __ and behold! = place to store fodder. [SI + lo = Silo]

I will give you three words that share a common link. You must match those words to a fourth word that shares the same link. The fourth word will either be golf, sausage, chain or missing.

All the answers will begin with the letters TH. Two clues are given for each question.