1. DIBBLE To drink like a duck Accidentally dribbling a basketball off of your foot The exact moment a raindrop becomes part of a puddle A snack food made from baby elephant trunks 2. LAPTEA A small pocket in a horse saddle used for carrying coins The fragile filament in an incandescent light bulb The child seat in a shopping cart A crowded tea party where guests are forced to sit in each other's laps 3. SCREEVE Someone who draws pictures on sidewalks for charity A king's note-taker A nearsighted member of the rodent family Eraser fragments that are left on a page after use 4. DUDDYFUNK A pie made of beef, lamb, or deer meat A 1950s dance craze where participants had to dunk their heads in a bucket of water A distinct body odor caused by the overeating of milk duds The inverted-S twist of kitchen sink drain pipe 5. MONSTRICIDE The act of killing a monster Impossibly large teeth-cleaning equipment Breaking the law on a Monday Fertilizer used to grow giant vegetables. 6. ABBEY-LUBBER Someone who hangs around a monk's home, just for fun A lazy monk A flat-out refusal to eat your lima beans A person who covers everything he or she owns with hairspray 7. ORNITHORHYNCHUS A gap in teeth wide enough to fit a drinking straw through The sudden, overwhelming aroma of beets A person who lends money. It's also the genus that the platypus belongs to. A bogus illness invented by scholars to describe causes of death they could not otherwise explain 8. ENGASTRATION Patting your stomach after a particularly filling meal The act of pouring gasoline on a fire Standing in cold water to slow blood circulation Stuffing one bird inside another 9. WHISKERINO Filthy pond water bottled and sold as alcohol in the 1800s A beard-growing contest The mayor of a town with five or fewer residents Rotten fish heavily spiced and served as dinner 10. QUAKEBUTTOCK A secretive hip-swaying dance performed by Quakers A coward A kind of ham soup popular in the Wild West Permanent seat cushion indentation Try another Level: Level One: GONGOOZLER Level Two: ZIBEB
2. LAPTEA A small pocket in a horse saddle used for carrying coins The fragile filament in an incandescent light bulb The child seat in a shopping cart A crowded tea party where guests are forced to sit in each other's laps
3. SCREEVE Someone who draws pictures on sidewalks for charity A king's note-taker A nearsighted member of the rodent family Eraser fragments that are left on a page after use
4. DUDDYFUNK A pie made of beef, lamb, or deer meat A 1950s dance craze where participants had to dunk their heads in a bucket of water A distinct body odor caused by the overeating of milk duds The inverted-S twist of kitchen sink drain pipe
5. MONSTRICIDE The act of killing a monster Impossibly large teeth-cleaning equipment Breaking the law on a Monday Fertilizer used to grow giant vegetables.
6. ABBEY-LUBBER Someone who hangs around a monk's home, just for fun A lazy monk A flat-out refusal to eat your lima beans A person who covers everything he or she owns with hairspray
7. ORNITHORHYNCHUS A gap in teeth wide enough to fit a drinking straw through The sudden, overwhelming aroma of beets A person who lends money. It's also the genus that the platypus belongs to. A bogus illness invented by scholars to describe causes of death they could not otherwise explain
8. ENGASTRATION Patting your stomach after a particularly filling meal The act of pouring gasoline on a fire Standing in cold water to slow blood circulation Stuffing one bird inside another
9. WHISKERINO Filthy pond water bottled and sold as alcohol in the 1800s A beard-growing contest The mayor of a town with five or fewer residents Rotten fish heavily spiced and served as dinner
10. QUAKEBUTTOCK A secretive hip-swaying dance performed by Quakers A coward A kind of ham soup popular in the Wild West Permanent seat cushion indentation