Riddle's
What word?
What saying?
Define well?
Family Scramble
100

What do you throw away that keeps on returning?

Boomerang

100

 Have a h and a r and I hit really well?

A hammer.

100

To be on thin ice,what do I mean?

To be in a risky situation or position

100

What does snowflake mean?

A flake of snow, especially a feathery ice crystal, typically displaying delicate sixfold symmetry.

100

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Natalie.

200

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You use me from your head to your toes, the more I work the thinner I grow. What am I?

A bar of soap.

200

I have a point and have a end and I fix mistakes .What am I?

A pencil.

200

The tip of the iceberg,what do I mean?

A small part of something that is much bigger and often unseen.

200

What does snow man mean.

A representation of a human figure created with compressed snow.

200

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Thomas

300

What goes all around a hockey rink but never moves?

The Boards!

300

I have 3 parts and I am cold.What am I?

A snow man.

300

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Break the ice,what do I mean?

To start a social or friendly conversation; to start something

300

What does Nanette mean?

The name Nanette means Favor grace.

300

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Frosty the snowman.

400

What is it that no one wants yet no one want to lose?

A lawsuit

400

I have  millions of family members and none look like me.What am I?

A snowflake.

400

To get cold feet,what does it mean?

To lose courage; to suddenly become too nervous to do something important.

400

What does the root word Natalie mean?

From the Russian name Natalia, meaning "birthday" or "Christmas."

400

Swonlakef

Snow flake.

500

What has branches and leaves but has no bark?

A library

500

I have a Many little nobs,and and I have lots of  gadgets.What am I?

A kitchen

500

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The snowball effect,what does is mean?

A situation or problem when the consequences grow at a faster rate over time.

500

What does kash mean?

Kash is the Americanized respelling of Cash. Cash is the English vocabulary word for money in the form of currency or coins. It is thought to come from the French word “caisse” which means “(money) box”. Some sources claim that “cash” is derived from an Indian word “kaasu” meaning “a coin”.

500

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WnterlandionderW

winter wonderland.

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