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Who sent messages in a balloon in the civil war?
nobody because they thought it was a piece of S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T
What were the hippie years?
The hippies evolved out of the 'beatnik' generation of the 1950's and early 60's. Their theme of opposing 'established' authority and norms shaped the teens of that time into the drop-out, free love, escapist spirit of the hippies of the mid 60's to mid 70's, when it was burned out by the disco fever and heavy drug use.
Were any wars going on between the late 1860's and the late 1870's?
Yes there were lots of wars in between the late 1860's and th late 1870's.
The biginning of the hippie era is associated with which decade?
The Beat-Niks were from the 1950's...they evolved into the Hippies of the 1960's.
What were the names of the casualties on the s s Leopoldville?
Philip E. DeSilva
¨Jacques Cartier is cool.¨?
yes s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s
What is the greatest concern that should be considered before converting a factory from human workforce to robotic workforce?
nnn s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s sss s s s s s
What lies and secrets are used in Inkheart?
your mom' ss s s s s s s sss s s s s s s s
What words can be made from the word devastation?
Words that can be formed: Devastation:AdAdoAdsAid (s)Aide (s)And (s)Anode (s)Ante (s)AntiAnt (s)AteAvidAvoid (s)DaisDate (s)DeistDen (s)DieDiesDiet (s)Diva (s)Divan (s)Dive (s)DoeDoesDoneDoseEatEdit (s)End (s)Eon (s)IdeaIdeasIdesInsetIon (s)ItsNaive (s)NaivestNave (s)NeatNestNet (s)Nit (s)NodNodeNoesNoiseNoseNote (s)NotOdeOdesOneOnsetOven (s)SadSaidSaintSandSatinSeaSendSetonSetSideSiteSitSnotSodSotStaidStainStationStaveSteadSteinStetStone (d)Tad (s)Tan (s)Tat (s)Tea (s)TenTestTideTidesTiedTieTiesTine (s)Tin (s)Tone (s)Ton (s)Tote (s)Tot (s)VainestVainVane (s)VatVein (s)VestVetoVet (s)ViaViand (s)Video (s)Vie (s)VinaVine (s)VitaVitaeVoe (s)Void (s)Vote (s)
What is the silent letter in chassis?
The (s) at he end
How many words in sportsmanship?
SPORTSMANSHIP a, aim(s), air(s), am, an, ant(s), amp, apart, apt, art(s), as, ash, at, ham(s), hash, harm(s), harp(s), harsh, hart(s), hasp(s), him, hip(s), his, hiss, hit(s), hop(s), host(s), hot(s), I, import(s), in, is, it, its, ma, man, map(s), mart(s), mash, mar(s), marsh, mass, mast(s), math, miss, mist(s), mop(s), morn(s), moss, most, nap(s), nip(s), nit(s), norm(s), north, nosh, o, oh(s), op(s), or, pan(s), parsnip(s), part(s), pass, past, pat(s), pin(s), pint(s), pi(s), pinto(s), pit(s), pot(s), porn, port(s), posh, pram(s), print(s), prism(s), prom(s), prompt, prop(s), psi(s), ram(s), ramp(s), rant(s), rap(s), rash, rasp(s), rat(s), rim(s), rip(s), roam(s), roast(s), roman, romp(s), rot(s), sap(s), sat, sham(s), sharp(s), shin(s), ship(s), shop(s), short(s), shot(s), sit(s), smash, snap(s), snappish, snapshot(s), snot(s), snort(s), so, sop(s), sot(s), snip(s), snit(s), spam(s), spar(s), spin(s), spit(s), spot(s), sport(s), sportsman, sportsmanship, sprain(s), sprint(s), star(s), stamp(s) staph, stash, stomp(s), storm(s), strain(s), strap(s), strip(s), strop(s), tam(s), tan(s), tap(s), than, thin, this, tin(s), tip(s), to, top(s), train(s), trap(s), tram(s), tramp(s), trash, trim(s), trip(s), tromp(s)
How many words can you make using accomplishments?
ACCOMPLISHMENTS a, as, at, ate, ace(s), ache(s), am, assent, aim(s), ale(s), ail(s), ape(s), accomplish(es), accomplishment(s), accent(s), ash(es), aisle, ailment(s), ample, amen(s), ant(s), come(s), com, cope(s), cone(s), con(s), coin(s), comment(s), coal, colt(s), cop(s), cot(s), coast, coat(s), comp(s), compile(s), complies, camp(s), cake, cant(s), cite(s), cost, clomp(s), clone(s), clam(s), chose, choice(s), chip(s), chap(s), chomp(s), chop(s), chain(s), chalice(s), chain(s), chin(s), chit(s), chime(s), clan(s), claim(s), clash(es), china, cleat(s), cheat(s), chat(s), clinch(es), cliche(s) chase(s), chant(s), camisole(s), case(s), en(s), em(s), eat(s), eon(s), echo, hi, ho, hone(s), home(s), hop(s), hope(s), hot, host, hose, heist, hip(s), hat(s), hate(s), haste, him, his, hit(s), he, heap(s), hasp, hail(s), hale, heal(s), heat(s), hilt(s), I, in, is, inset, into, imp, implies, isle, lie(s), ice(s), lie(s), lint, lime(s), lice, lip(s), lemon(s), list, lit, lite, lisp, lace(s), lamp(s), limp, lone, loan(s), loam(s), lot(s), late, last, lame, lane(s), lain, lance(s), lope(s), least, lost, lose, lash, lathe(s), limn(s), limp(s), me, mint(s), map(s), mate(s), mail(s), male(s), mane(s) main(s), mash, men, man, mane(s), mat(s), mate(s), mom(s), moan(s), mile(s), meal(s), mole(s), mote(s), math(s), mine(s), mean(s), meme(s), mesh, mist, mast, no, nope, not(s), note(s), net(s), neat, nap(s), nape(s), nit(s), nite(s), name(s), oat(s), o, oh, omen(s), pen(s), pent, plies, pile(s) poem(s), pone(s), pole(s), past, post, pit(s), pin(s), poet(s), polish, polite, place(s), police, plain, plane(s), sap, sail(s), same, sane, sat, sate(s), slash, slat(s), slit(s), slot(s), sit(s), sot(s), sash, sip(s), slip(s), slap(s), slam(s), slain, sine, sin(s), sect(s), set(s), sit(s), sent, saint(s), silo(s), sole(s), to, toe(s), tap(s), tape(s), tome(s), tone(s), ton(s), top(s), ship(s), shape(s), stale, stamp(s), stomp(s), staple(s), shine(s), slime(s), slim, so, sot(s), some, steal(s), teal(s), team(s), ten(s), tile(s), time(s), tine(s), tin(s), tam(s), tame(s), tamp(s), tan(s), til, tile(s), tail(s), tale(s) tom(s), to, tip(s)
How many small words can you make out of professional?
PROFESSIONAL a, an, as, also, aeon, ape(s), are, alp(s), ass, are, apron(s), ale(s), ail(s), arise(s), arose, ear(s), earn(s), es, elf, eon(s), en(s), foal(s), fail(s), for, fore, file(s), far, fan(s), fear(s), fare(s), foil(s), fire(s), flop(s), flan(s), flap(s), flair(s), flare(s), flip(s), floor(s), floss, fool(s), I, ion(s), isle(s), if(s), is, in(s), lane(s), lap(s), leap(s), learn(s), lorn, leaf, lop(s), lip(s), less, lisp(s), loss, loan(s), lean(s), lion(s), loin(s), life, lair(s), liar(s), lore, loaf, lass, no, nope(s), nail(s), nap(s), nip(s), noel(s), noes, nose(s), nor, o, on, one(s), of, oops, pro, pros, pal(s), pool(s), pone(s), pole(s), pile(s), pail(s), pale(s), peal(s), plea(s), pear(s), pare(s), pair(s), pass, prof(s), prone, plan(s), plane(s), plain(s), parole(s), praise(s), role(s), rail(s), ran, real, reap(s), rile(s), ripe, rope(s), rose(s), rise(s), raise(s), rap(s), rip(s), rain(s), roan(s), son(s), sin(s), sine(s), slap(s), slop(s), spoof(s), spool(s), spore(s), spire(s), spear(s), spin(s), spine(s), spoon(s), span(s), spar(s), spoor(s), slip(s), slain, so
Formula of the square?
s x s or s + s + s + s
What are the 5 ways to prove a triangles congruency?
A s a, s s s, a a a, a a s, & s a s
What was life like before the French Revolution?
Who knows SSS Ds S S S S D S D D D S S S S S S
What words can you make with the letters procalgerste?
PROCALGERSTE The longest word is "reportage(s)." Other words include: apogee(s), apostle, caplet(s), captor(s), career(s), cargo(es), caroler (s), carpel(s), carper(s), carpet(s), carport(s), carrel(s), carrot(s), cartel(s), carter(s), caterer(s), celesta, cereal(s), claret(s), clearer, clearest, coarse(r), coaster, corral(s), correlate(s), corsage, cortege(s), crater(s), create(s), creator(s), Creole(s), eaglet(s), elector(s), erector(s), escalop, escargot, escarole, gaoler(s), garote(s), garret(s), garrote(s), garter(s), gelcap(s), Gestapo, goatee(s), grater(s), greater, grocer(s), groper(s), lactose, largest, leaper(s), legate(s), legato(s), locate(s), operate(s), oracle(s), parcel(s), parlor(s), parolee(s), parole(s), parrot(s), patrol(s), pectoral(s), percale(s), percolate (s), pergola(s), petrel(s), petrol, placer(s), plaster, plasterer, plectra, polecat(s), polestar, portage(s), portal(s), porter(s), postage, Praetor(s), prater(s), prelate(s), presage, presort, procreate(s), prorate(s), protege(s), reactor(s), realest, realtor(s), reaper(s), receptor(s), rector(s), regales, regret(s), relapse, relater(s), relate(s), relocate(s), repeal(s), repeat(s), replace(s), report(s), respect, respelt, restore, retrace(s), roaster, roseate, scalper, scarlet, scepter/sceptre, specter/spectre, scraper, scrotal, seaport, select, selector, serrate, spectra, spectral, stapler, storage, terrace(s), toecap(s), tracer(s), treacle(s) Shorter words are: a, as, ape(s), ace(s), age(s) are, ate, cop(s), cope(s), cap(s), cape(s), caper(s), cage(s), care(s), car(s), cat(s), core(s), corps, corpse, crop(s), coal, clap(s), creep(s), east, eat(s), eager, Easter, eel(s), era(s), ego(s), eagle(s), gee, glop, got, get(s), goal(s), gel(s), grasp, gasp, gas, gal(s), great(s), grate(s), grape(s), greet(s), glare(s), grope(s), galore, lo, lore, lope(s), lose, lost, last, lest, late, leer(s), leg(s), lag(s), large, larger, largest, log(s), lace(s), least, later, latest, let(s), lot(s), lop(s), lap(s), opera(s), oat(s), ogre(s), or, ore(s), ogle(s), opal(s), oral(s), pro, parole(s), pal(s), pale(s), peer(s), pear(s), pore(s), pole(s), polar, port(s), pert, part(s), peel(s), peal(s), pace(s), pacer(s), page(s), pager(s), pate(s), pat(s), pare(s), past, paste, post, pot(s), pest, pet(s), peat, prate(s), plate(s), plat(s), place(s), rest, rat(s), rot(s), rote, role(s), rope(s), rage(s), rag(s), race(s), real, reap(s), rap(s), roster, rose, steal, steel, sea, seal, seep, set, sat, sot, sole, stole, soap, staple, step, steer, store, stare, star, steep, scale, scape, slag, slat, slate, slot, slope, sleep, sleet, scope, teal, terse, top(s), tap(s), trip(s), trap(s), tag(s), tog(s), tape(s), trace(s), to, toe(s), tarp(s), tale(s), tar(s), tore, tole
