Double R Vocabulary Words Quiz

Perhaps you should also allow the British spelling? Haemorrhage

Why do the British always have to spell everything wrong? :)

Hemorrhage isn't necessarily internal bleeding. It just means any kind of bleeding. And haemorrhage should definitely be accepted. Burrow should also be accepted for where rabbits live.

i tried burrow as well

Burrow for where rabbits live.

Barrier is equally valid as a road block.

Also, terrapins are not just in the Southeast, they are along the whole East Coast - Hence the Maryland Terrapins. The Diamondback Terrapin is a native of NY although endangered.

I agree with all of the above!

Burrow isn't where rabbits live. It's what they do to dig warrens.

Go Terps! Fear the Turtle!

Wikipedia says rabbits live in burrows, and a group of burrows is called a warren. I'm not sure how reliable wikipedia is, but I just thought I'd point that out.

@bmfweasel, I don't think you could say the British spell everything wrong - English is the language, England a British country... I think the words might have originated there rather then the US, and therefore their spellings. This coming from an Aussie, where we spell things both American and British

OK, I have to object. A turret is not a gun; it's the little tower on top of the tank, on which the gun is mounted. And "resurrection" does not mean "rebirth", it only means return from the dead.

As a pastor, I can tell you that never in a thousand years would I have ever equated "resurrection" for "rebirth". They mean two totally different things.

I agree with everyone else. Burrow should definetly work!

burrow should be accepted for where rabbits live