Three Word Train
I am looking for 3 words in the form AB, BC, CA where A, B, and C are strings of letters. The words should satisfy the following descriptions.
AB:
- figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
BC:
- word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
CA:
- a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
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I am looking for 3 words in the form AB, BC, CA where A, B, and C are strings of letters. The words should satisfy the following descriptions.
AB:
- figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
BC:
- word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
CA:
- a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
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I am looking for 3 words in the form AB, BC, CA where A, B, and C are strings of letters. The words should satisfy the following descriptions.
AB:
- figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
BC:
- word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
CA:
- a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
knowledge
asked 1 hour ago
1848
1,879116
I am looking for 3 words in the form AB, BC, CA where A, B, and C are strings of letters. The words should satisfy the following descriptions.
AB:
- figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
BC:
- word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
CA:
- a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
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I'm thinking:
AB - figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
AB = atlas
BC = word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
BC = lass
CA = a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
CA = SAT
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I think the answer is:
A = AT
B = LAS
C = S
So AB:
- figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
ATLAS ("Atlas Shrugged" is a novel title)
BC:
- word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
LASS
CA:
- a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
SAT - either the complex Boolean satisfiability problem OR a collection of easier problems for college entrance exams
answered 1 hour ago
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I'm thinking:
AB - figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
AB = atlas
BC = word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
BC = lass
CA = a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
CA = SAT
answered 1 hour ago
pirate
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I'm thinking:
AB - figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
AB = atlas
BC = word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
BC = lass
CA = a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
CA = SAT
answered 1 hour ago
pirate
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I'm thinking:
AB - figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
AB = atlas
BC = word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
BC = lass
CA = a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
CA = SAT
answered 1 hour ago
pirate
1769
I'm thinking:
AB - figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
AB = atlas
BC = word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
BC = lass
CA = a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
CA = SAT
answered 1 hour ago
pirate
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pirate
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pirate
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I think the answer is:
A = AT
B = LAS
C = S
So AB:
- figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
ATLAS ("Atlas Shrugged" is a novel title)
BC:
- word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
LASS
CA:
- a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
SAT - either the complex Boolean satisfiability problem OR a collection of easier problems for college entrance exams
answered 1 hour ago
SteveV
5,2502629
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I think the answer is:
A = AT
B = LAS
C = S
So AB:
- figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
ATLAS ("Atlas Shrugged" is a novel title)
BC:
- word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
LASS
CA:
- a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
SAT - either the complex Boolean satisfiability problem OR a collection of easier problems for college entrance exams
answered 1 hour ago
SteveV
5,2502629
add a comment |
I think the answer is:
A = AT
B = LAS
C = S
So AB:
- figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
ATLAS ("Atlas Shrugged" is a novel title)
BC:
- word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
LASS
CA:
- a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
SAT - either the complex Boolean satisfiability problem OR a collection of easier problems for college entrance exams
answered 1 hour ago
SteveV
5,2502629
I think the answer is:
A = AT
B = LAS
C = S
So AB:
- figure from Greek mythology who is also famous for shrugging his shoulders
ATLAS ("Atlas Shrugged" is a novel title)
BC:
- word of Western European roots referring to a young woman
LASS
CA:
- a really hard problem or some collection of easier problems
SAT - either the complex Boolean satisfiability problem OR a collection of easier problems for college entrance exams
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