First Use | Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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1400s | Gill-bearing aquatic craniate trader | Fishmonger | 88%
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1888 | Spreader of alarm, especially needlessly | Scaremonger | 85%
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1817 | State of armed conflict provocateur | Warmonger | 77%
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1300s | Ferric metal trader | Ironmonger | 65%
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1917 | Spreads feelings of intense dislike | Hatemonger | 54%
|
? | Dealer in pressed milk curds | Cheesemonger | 46%
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1526 | A pimp; one who frequents brothels | Whoremonger | 42%
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1888 | Spreads reports that haven't been corroborated | Rumourmonger | 23%
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c1518 | Street seller of fruits and vegetables in London and U.K. (Dated) | Costermonger | 12%
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1590 | Uses vocabulary pretentiously with no real regard for meaning | Wordmonger | 8%
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1709 | Spreader of tales of actions that are morally or legally wrong | Scandalmonger | 4%
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1530 | Dealer in animal pelts; removes hair from them to make leather | Fellmonger | 0%
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