Word Puzzles - Household Appliances

The opposite of peace.

The lower part of your leg.

A way of preparing potatoes (you might have with sausages).

A soft gloss on a surface.

(Household appliance)

 

 

Someone who follows Judaism.

How you would address someone who has been given a knighthood.

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Choose someone to hold public office by voting.

If you ask a magician nicely, they could show you one of these.

Abbreviation for the drug ketamine.

The opposite of none.

(Household appliance)

 

 

Abbreviation for a device that converts your voice (or any sound) into an electric signal.

A species of corvid. Apparently they're known for flying directly from A to B.

The liquid remaining after milk has been curdled and strained.

They had hits in the 90s with 'Bittersweet Symphony' and 'The Drugs Don't Work'.

A vehicle used for transporting goods or people. They often have a short hood/bonnet.

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Those things on the end of your feet.

What you can do with a spoon when you're cooking.

(Household appliance)

 

 

Dreadful joke: I've decided to sell this household appliance. It was just collecting dust.

 

 

A colour or shade.

A way of connecting assorted electrical musical instruments and computers to play, edit and record music. Or, a medium length skirt (as opposed to a mini or a maxi).

What you shout when you realise an arsonist has been at work.

(Household appliance)

 

 

The mass of one cubic centimeter of water.

The opposite of less

What everyone seems to have permanently stuck to their hand, that they can't take their eyes off.

(Antiquated household appliance)

 

 

Something garish or sentimental, in poor taste (but appreciated ironically).

When you're quite fat, you have several of these under your face.

Most species of cephalopod (squid, octopuses) can release this dark liquid to evade attack

(Household appliance)

 

 

To expel air from the lungs sharply, with a sudden sound.

A payment to someone in return for their services.

A nice extra you get as part of your job (eg. free paperclips or a fancy car).

A sweet brown fizzy drink.

A high craggy hill, for example at Glastonbury, or on Dartmoor.

(Household appliance)