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1. Start with a 12-letter word that means the act of protecting and conserving items for future generations. These can range from buildings, books, antiques and even foodstuffs.
2. I will make it easy on you for this question. Simply drop the first letter and do not anagram anything. You should end up with a word than can mean a booking of a hotel room, or a doubt about the wisdom of some proposed action.
3. Drop one and mix them up. Hopefully you will find a word that means to exert yourself beyond your normal limits, even to the point of hurting yourself. Trying to reach that chocolate bar on the top shelf of a tall cupboard might result in this.
4. What is another word for a cutting tooth on a saw? Or perhaps a jagged edge? There is a 9-letter word hiding in the previous question that will give the answer.
5. The medical profession likes to use fancy words to dazzle their patients, like calling a black eye a suborbital haematomia, or a heart attack a myocardial infarction. What word would be used to the front side of a patient?
6. Drop another one. What word, with Latin roots, also is used to describe an area of land, or the features of that area?
7. Drop another letter and you will find part of your eye.
8. Drop another one, stir them all around, and you can tutor a mode of transport.
9. Drop a letter. What four-letter word mean to declaim, to rattle on, to talk a lot and say little, or to harangue. It is used as both a noun and verb.
10. Which animal is part of the taxalogical family named Muridae? James Cagney may be able to help you.
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