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Terse Verse
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A terse verse is a two-word poem that rhymes. One phrase is given as an explanation. The terse verse is the rhymed synonym for it. (These are also called higgly-piggly or hinky-pinky poems.) For example: 1. What do you call a rabbit's seat? Terse verse: a hare's chair 2. What do you call a monster trainer? Terse verse: a creature teacher 3. What do you call a sugary snack? Terse verse: a sweet treat
Note: A dictionary or thesaurus may be helpful if you are not familiar with some of the words in the Terse Verse hint.
The hint for Tuesday (2/14/12) is:
What do you call a good-natured bird? (2 syllable words)
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Our last terse verse: What do you call an easy face-indent? Solution: a simple dimple Solved by: Sarah, Miranda, Briana, and Maritza 
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