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Answer
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To "tell on" someone (Squealer!)
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Tattle
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When opposing armies or navies clash
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Battle
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Where the King and Queen might hang out during such a clash
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Castle
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The "National Flower of Scotland"
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Thistle
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Another common prickly plant, not related to above
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Nettle
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"Let's go! Get the lead out!" or, Van McCoy's greatest hit (1975)
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Hustle
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Used with above, often describes busy city life
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Bustle
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That fleshy thing on a turkey's neck
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Wattle
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A common container for beverages such as beer, wine or water
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Bottle
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Inedible aspect of a cheap steak or chop
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Gristle
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To conclude a lawsuit, in or out of court
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Settle
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What cowboys drive (No. Not pickup trucks...)
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Cattle
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To steal what cowboys drive (still not pickup trucks)
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Rustle
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Understated. Not blatant.
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Subtle
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They hold up bridges and some types of tables
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Trestle
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What Andre the Giant and Hulk Hogan used to do for a living
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Wrestle
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Not big
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Little
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To carve a piece of wood with a knife
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Whittle
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An essential item for making tea. Also a type of drum
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Kettle
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Seaport and the largest city in Washington State.
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Seattle
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It's used with a mortar to grind spices, etc., by hand
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Pestle
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The working part of a hairbrush or toothbrush
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Bristle
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A toy for infants or a very bad snake noise
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Rattle
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Not flexible or pliant
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Brittle
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To push one's way through a crowd
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Jostle
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To blabber on, mindlessly
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Prattle
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"You just put your lips together, and blow." -- Lauren Bacall (1944)
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Whistle
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