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Six Letter Vocabulary Chain

Guess these six letter vocabulary words where the last letter of each answer is the first answer of the next.
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Last updated: May 17, 2022
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First submittedMarch 4, 2018
Times taken10,708
Average score54.5%
Rating4.03
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Definition
Word
Punk hairstyle or Native American tribe
Mohawk
Tentacled sea monster of Norse legend
Kraken
Large aquatic rodent also known as a coypu
Nutria
Female warrior of Greek legend
Amazon
Nerve cell
Neuron
Adjective refering to a woman who is young,
attractive, and eligible for marriage
Nubile
Mass departure of people
Exodus
Afternoon nap or break
Siesta
Point in orbit farthest from Earth.
Opposite of perigee.
Apogee
Relating to horses
Equine
Developmental stage between egg and fetus
Embryo
Definition
Word
Difficult or trying experience
Ordeal
Shrub used to crown a victorious athlete
in ancient Greece or Rome
Laurel
Another word for pantry
Larder
Term for a bird of prey
Raptor
The distance from the center
of a circle to its edge
Radius
Japanese martial arts instructor
Sensei
Weak, ill, frail
Infirm
Near-sighted
Myopic
Frank; sincere
Candid
Crown; tiara
Diadem
Wine bottle that is twice normal size
Magnum
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Level ∞
Mar 4, 2018
Too hard?
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Level 82
Mar 4, 2018
I don't think so, some questions are quite difficult, but that's as it should be?
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Level 69
Mar 4, 2018
I only missed Nutria, which sounds like a breakfast bar, frankly. But I loved it! Some should be hard!!
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Level 72
Mar 4, 2018
Personally, yes. After my first go through I think I had four answers. I have never heard of the third answer, that threw me totally and if you miss one it can (and does in this case) make it blinking difficult to get back on track.

Looking at the other comments most people seem to have found it ok though, so maybe it's just me.

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Level 66
Aug 14, 2019
it being very difficult, not just you, it being a problem, maybe just you. Missing one answer didnt cause me difficulties to get back on track. Amazon was quite an easy one. Though overall it was hard, but what is wrong with a challenge? :) As long as the questions are fair.
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Level 68
Mar 4, 2018
Perfect, I would say.
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Level 77
Mar 4, 2018
It was hard. Not too hard, 100% first try, no cheating and I am not native English. I did much worse on the 5-letter one, missed 5 or 6 of them there.
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Level 76
Mar 4, 2018
15/22 sounds like a good average to me. Never heard of diadem until today.
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Level 85
Mar 7, 2018
Hmm I guess you never read or watch Harry Potter and Deathly Hallows. There was a lost diadem that was very important in the plot.
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Level 61
May 21, 2018
harry potter to improve vocabulary. sigh.
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Level 86
Aug 14, 2018
OH GOD PEOPLE ARE USING BOOKS TO IMPROVE THEIR VOCABULARY NOW
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Level 92
Mar 7, 2018
Just right. I had to look at the first & last letters of 5 answers in order to get them.
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Level 63
Mar 16, 2018
Yes.
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Level 65
Aug 14, 2018
No way. It's much better being that bit tougher (16/22)
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Level 74
Oct 8, 2018
No, this was perfect. Language is my thing and there aren't often Jetpunk word quizzes that challenge me, so thanks so much for making this!
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Level 48
Oct 23, 2018
not at all difficult, the weird animal (#3) was the only one i missed, i concur with sami in that i thought the answer sounds like something healthy to eat
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Level 66
Aug 14, 2019
Getting em all, sure, but calling this one simple you probably arent honest. Apogee and nubile arent exactly every day words. Knowing something yourself doesnt equate to a quiz being easy.
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Level 66
Aug 14, 2019
quite hard! But that is fine, nothing wrong with the questions (like if only a specific group of people could get them, no "in-crowd questions")

Might be me, but I do have a slight doubt on the infirm clue. It doesn't seem very solid. (originally no pun intended, but after I saw it, pun intended ;) )

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Level 71
Jan 13, 2022
I agree it's pretty hard, but I'm okay with it because I liked the challenge :)
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Level 79
Mar 4, 2018
Having lived all my life in England, I was not aware of any alternative word for the animal we call a coypu. I guess that's the second new word I've learned today.
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Level 94
Mar 4, 2018
actually i was very surprised when i entered the name by which this animal is called in italian and i got it :)
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Level 82
Mar 10, 2018
in Slovenia as well, I never remember the "English" name when I try to talk about it to foreigners.
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Level 66
Aug 14, 2019
Apparently it is called beverrat in dutch and it is often call waterbunny (because rat has negative connotations) Interesting !

Plus Nutria is a babyfood company. Correction, looked it up and that would be Nutricia haha

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Level 84
Mar 4, 2018
In the eastern and southeastern US, nutria are well known - as an invasive pest!
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Level 86
Aug 14, 2018
I live in the eastern US and have never in my life heard of a nutria. I'm with the person who thought it sounded like a breakfast bar.
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Level 49
Aug 14, 2018
rampant in Louisiana
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Level 69
Aug 14, 2018
With a lion rampant on the alternative Scottish flag i’m now trying to imagine an alternative Louisiana flag with a nutria rampant - wish I could draw.
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Level 77
Mar 28, 2018
I missed the 3 least guessed. Tough but not too bad.
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Level 86
Aug 14, 2018
I'm imagining a scheme where someone convinces people that "Nutria" is a new miracle diet supplement, and then after people buy it, it turns out that it's just a big wet rat.
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Level 76
Dec 15, 2023
someone hire this guy to write sketch comedy
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Level 78
Jan 16, 2024
Homer Simpson meets Soylent Green
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Level 67
Aug 14, 2018
What about "sickly" for weak, infirm, frail and "honest" for frank and sincere?
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Level 57
Apr 26, 2019
This is a chain quiz
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Level 56
Aug 15, 2018
Say what you will about Harry Potter, but he's the only reason I knew "diadem".
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Level 95
Oct 30, 2018
Apogee is the point in orbit the farthest from Earth. On this quiz it's the answer to the definition of perigee.
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Level ∞
May 17, 2022
Finally fixed.
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Level 51
May 11, 2019
Great quiz. Liked the difficulty level. 14/22 not bad for a non-native English speaker. Plus I only knew diadem because of Harry Potter
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Level 65
Jan 14, 2022
What is a Diadem? It's a crown. Well, why didn't you just say that?
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Level 14
Jan 17, 2022
I feel like maybe "infirm" should also have something in the lines of "crippled" in the definition?