[Answer] What does solivagant mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What does solivagant mean?"

...1. A lone wanderer 2. An inhabitant of the Solomon Islands 3. One who worships the sun 4. Someone who bounces from one job to another

[Answer] 10. Weight loss, apathy, dull fur, and red eyes mean which of the following?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "10. Weight loss, apathy, dull fur, and red eyes mean which of the following?"

...1. I am sick or old 2. I am bored. I need some stimulation 3. I want to be left alone 4. A noise frightened me

[Answer] 4. This little boy was the product of English folklore, and when I say little, I really mean he was SMALL! Who was this tiny son of "Thomas of the Mountain", according to the story as it was written in 1621?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. This little boy was the product of English folklore, and when I say little, I really mean he was SMALL! Who was this tiny son of "Thomas of the Mountain", according to the story as it was written in 1621?"

...1. Little Man Fred 2. Tom Thumb 3. Jo Jo 4. Prince Valiant Tom Thumb was an orally presented story in its earliest form, like many other tales of folklore. An introduction to the earliest version of Tom Thumb in written form in 1621 reads like this: "The History of Tom Thumbe, the Little, for his small stature surnamed, King Arthur's Dwarfe: whose Life and adventures containe many strange and wonderfull accidents, published for the delight of merry Time-spenders." In the 1621 version of the tale, a man from the days of King Arthur, Thomas of the Mountain, desired a son, not caring if he was no bigger than his thumb. His wife, after consultations with the magician, Merlin, soon gave birth to a son - Tom Thumb. Through many of the tales of adventures that Tom experienced he was often swallowed by some creature or another. Vulgarisms and questionable passages abound throughout the original stories of the diminutive young boy, but the "cleaner" and edited versions of the character of Tom Thumb have withstood the ages since, as nearly all children have heard of at least one of his adventures.

[Answer] What does furlough mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What does furlough mean?"

...1. A leave of absence 2. A flight with a layover 3. To feed the needy 4. A forced hiatus

[Answer] In superstitious circles, what does it mean if the left palm itches?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "In superstitious circles, what does it mean if the left palm itches?"

...There are differing beliefs among the superstitious concerning an itch on the palm of the left hand. Italian superstition says an itchy left palm is a sign of money coming your way. An old wives' tale holds an itch on the left hand to indicate a letter is coming. One of the more popular superstitions believes that an itch in the left hand means money will shortly be leaving the individual's palm. If the right hand is itching, this is generally seen as a bad omen, usually indicating poverty in life. Source: Reference.com

[Answer] What does Honolulu mean in English?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What does Honolulu mean in English?"

...1. Fragrant port 2. Big island 3. Hello and goodbye 4. Sheltered harbor

[Answer] What does the word vagary mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What does the word vagary mean?"

...1. An unpredictable aspect of something 2. An unemployed person 3. An unhelpful description 4. A small, flightless bird

[Answer] What does peregrinate mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What does peregrinate mean?"

...1. Travel or wander, especially on foot 2. Make coffee 3. Soar like a falcon 4. Smile nervously

[Answer] 9. What does it mean to "feed the fish"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. What does it mean to "feed the fish"?"

...1. to be thrown into the sea 2. throw food into the sea 3. retire from piracy 4. to be flogged Dead or alive, if you're thrown into the sea, you're "feeding the fish".

[Answer] 4. The referee walks up to a player and shows him a red card. What does that mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. The referee walks up to a player and shows him a red card. What does that mean?"

...1. The player has to buy a lemonade for the referee 2. The player has to leave the field 3. The player has to be substituted 4. The player is out for 10 minutes The yellow and red cards were first used in the World Cup tournament in Mexico in 1970. They were invented by the English referee Ken Aston who suggested the cards to avoid understanding problems between referees and players. He based his idea on the traffic light system. A yellow card is a warning to stop the rough playing, a red card means that a player is sent off the field. You can't replace that player and your team has to play with 10 players after that.

[Answer] 10. When chatting online, what does the acronym LOL mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "10. When chatting online, what does the acronym LOL mean?"

...1. license of living 2. license of love 3. laugh out loud 4. loving out loud

[Answer] 5. What does the term "trimming" most commonly mean in aviation?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. What does the term "trimming" most commonly mean in aviation?"

...1. Filing chips from the propeller 2. Use of a tab or wheel to equalise control input/pressure so that no input will maintain current flight status 3. Removal of the wings to fit aircraft in hangar 4. It is a type of spin Trimming controls allow a pilot to balance the lift and drag being produced by the wings and control surfaces over a wide range of load and airspeed. This reduces the effort required to adjust or maintain a desired flight attitude.

[Ans] What do the words "Mardi Gras" mean in French?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What do the words "Mardi Gras" mean in French?"

Mardi is the French word for Tuesday, and gras means “fat.” In France, the day before Ash Wednesday came to be known as Mardi Gras, or “Fat Tuesday.” Mardi Gras is a Christian holiday and popular cultural phenomenon that dates back centuries to pagan celebrations of fertility and the season of spring. The name is believed to have come from the practice of eating richer, fatty foods prior to fasting during the Lenten season. The date of Mardi Gras is determined by the date of Easter. Mardi Gras is 47 days before Easter.

[Answer] What do the words "Mardi Gras" mean in French?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What do the words "Mardi Gras" mean in French?"

...Mardi is the French word for Tuesday, and gras means “fat.” In France, the day before Ash Wednesday came to be known as Mardi Gras, or “Fat Tuesday.” Mardi Gras is a Christian holiday and popular cultural phenomenon that dates back centuries to pagan celebrations of fertility and the season of spring. The name is believed to have come from the practice of eating richer, fatty foods prior to fasting during the Lenten season. The date of Mardi Gras is determined by the date of Easter. Mardi Gras is 47 days before Easter.

[Answer] 3. When referring to a drink, what does "caf� au lait" mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. When referring to a drink, what does "caf� au lait" mean?"

...1. Late to work at a cafe 2. Coffee without milk 3. Coffee with milk 4. A take away food shop This can also refer to a colour that is light brown in shade. Doctors also apparently use the term to describe certain colour birthmarks, as in "cafe au lait spot'. Typical doctors' goobledygook - why can't they just write "light brown birthmark"?

[Answer] 6. What does the word "olfactory" mean, and what Latin word is it derived from? What is the Latin word's meaning?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. What does the word "olfactory" mean, and what Latin word is it derived from? What is the Latin word's meaning?"

...1. not smart; facto, factere - to know 2. smart; facto, factere-- to know 3. busy; facio, facere-- to make 4. relating to smell - olfactorius - relating to smell Olfactorius is a Latin adjective, with the usual -us, -a, -um endings. It means 'nose-gay'. It wasn't actually used in Ancient times. It inspired an English word, olfactorious, which olfactory came from. The word olfactorius comes from the fourth principal part of olfacere (to smell), which is olfactus. That word came from olere, to give off a smell, and facere, to make.

[Answer] 9. The dentist stares at an x-ray and says that you have "congenitally missing incisors." What does that mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. The dentist stares at an x-ray and says that you have "congenitally missing incisors." What does that mean?"

...1. You are lacking some teeth that most people have 2. You have teeth that won't erupt 3. You had extensive decay in the past and needed teeth removed 4. You had an accident that caused you to lose some teeth Congenitally missing is a term that means that they never actually formed when you were growing up. Why it happens is unknown. It's not uncommon to see a person with congenitally missing teeth. Oftentimes, orthodontics or other cosmetic dentistry may be needed if they pose a concern to the patient.

[Answer] 8. What does 'post haste' mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. What does 'post haste' mean?"

...1. slow motion 2. with great speed 3. talk in a monotone 4. writes a letter 'Sirrah, convey this money post haste to the bootmaker.'

[Answer] 8. What does it mean if someone is as "crooked as a dog's hind leg"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. What does it mean if someone is as "crooked as a dog's hind leg"?"

...1. They're strange looking 2. They're very clever 3. They're unpredictable 4. They're dishonest If someone is "crooked," it generally means that they are dishonest and are not to be trusted AT ALL. And considering that a dog's hind leg IS fairly crooked, it was a good idea to mix the two together to create this wonderful simile.

[Answer] 4. Camels are herbivores. What does this mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. Camels are herbivores. What does this mean? "

...1. They eat plants 2. They are meat eaters 3. They eat only herbs 4. They eat only fruits Camels are able to eat a wide variety of plant material from their environment. They can eat plants and bushes that goats or sheep cannot and can use the water found in the plants themselves.