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1. The discovery of the surprisingly large number of words that can be MADE (Massachusetts and Delaware) from the two-letter Post Office Abbreviations developed MANY (Massachussetts and New York) years ago is what first led me to FunTrivia. The abbreviations can be found in most almanacs, dictionaries, encyclopedias and telephone books. The answers can only be the exact abbreviations alone or in combination. Some of the words are ARCANE (Arkansas, California and Nebraska) and most of my clues probably LAME (Louisiana and Maine). It won't make a difference in your answers, but I think capitals look better. I hope this is fun.
First, let's say hello.
2. Each of what I hope to become several quizzes will mix the number of letters required, but will all be 2, 4, 6 or 8.
Another short one: Mrs. Kettle.
3. And Mr. Kettle.
4. It can certainly be said that the Kettles were related (and perhaps arthritic).
5. The most common use for Postal Abbreviations.
6. This one could be a killer: A marine mammal.
7. The California Commemorative Quarter, for example.
8. Be honest, Mr. Funt.
9. One of a few good men.
10. A good kind of swamp to drain.
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