TRICKY TRAVEL
This document lets you enter a country, but it is not a passport.
A visa
A fancy word for “very, very big.”
Enormous
She is known for saying “You get a car!”
Oprah Winfrey
I have hands but no arms. I tell you the time.
A clock
This word means the opposite of “always.”
Never
This type of trip has no flights — only wheels.
A road trip
A word that means “not clear or not exact.”
Vague
He created the iPhone.
Steve Jobs
I travel the world but stay in one corner.
A stamp
This word has three meanings: a fruit, a color, and a company.
Apple
This place checks your bags after you land, not before you leave.
Customs
A word that means “to guess using clues.”
Infer
This artist painted the Mona Lisa.
Leonardo da Vinci
The more you take, the more you leave behind.
Footsteps
This word means “to borrow” AND “to receive money from a bank.”
Loan
This word means “a place tourists love… but locals avoid.”
Tourist trap
A word that means “to make something worse.”
Exacerbate
This scientist developed the theory of relativity.
Albert Einstein
I speak without a mouth and hear without ears.
An echo
This word means “to leave the ground” AND “to remove clothing.”
Take off
This word means “a faster way,” but sometimes it makes your trip longer.
Shortcut
A word that means “strange or unique to one person.”
Idiosyncratic
This writer created Macbeth and Hamlet.
William Shakespeare
I am always in front of you, but you can never see me.
The future
This word means “to understand” AND “to physically grab something.”
Grasp