More mini trivia for the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast. And it’s another crossword clues episode. We’re now up to the Letter F. I give you the number of letters, you just tell me the word that starts with the letter F.
Like these? Great! We’ve got twenty more to go!
Episode Transcript/Quiz
More mini trivia for the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast. And it’s another crossword clues episode. We’re now up to the Letter F. I give you the number of letters, you just tell me the word that starts with the letter F.
Let’s go.
- Three letters. Another word for your opponent in battle
a. Foe - Four letters. The kind of capacitor Doc Brown used in his time machine
a. Flux - Five letters. A game you might play with your dog.
a. Fetch - Six letters. Someplace Doc Brown might take his time machine.
a. Future - Seven letters. A 2002 Sci-Fi TV show cancelled after one season.
a. Firefly - Eight letters. That space between your eyebrows and your hairline
a. Forehead - Nine letters. Carefree or a 1984 movie starring Kevin Bacon
a. Footloose - Ten letters. Someone selling cod, albacore, or herring
a. Fishmonger - Eleven letters. CSI might lift one from a crime scene
a. Fingerprint - Thirteen letters. What a Senator might be doing to stall a vote
a. Filibustering
And we’re done. If you like these, good news: We have twenty more coming. If you don’t like these, good news, there’s only twenty more of these. Based on the download counts, I’d say these are pretty popular. See you on Wednesday for our regular episode.
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