3-LETTER WORDS
Take a small drink
a sip
A boy servant, or to call out a name repeatedly as a summons
page
In a '77 film Diane Keaton was looking for him
Mr. Goodbar
He had a farm, E-I-E-I-O
Old MacDonald
A small, freshwater stream, perhaps babbling
a brook
It's the "stiff upper" projecting rim of a pitcher
lip
Vermiform usually precedes this body part that was previously thought to have no known function
appendix
Dumas work serialized in Le Siecle in 1844
"The Three Musketeers"
He has "a corncob pipe and a button nose and two eyes made out of coal"
Frosty the Snowman
It used to mean to woo or court; now it means take to court
sue
Nada, nothing, or perhaps, to fasten your pants
zip
Judicial punishment often measured in years
Sentence
Laughs disrepectfully
Snickers
"There was a farmer who had a dog, and" this "was his name-o"
Bingo
It precedes mater when referring to one's former school
Alma
It can precede cord, tide & -roaring
rip
Imposing adherence to a commitment, this word can be found in front of arbitration
Binding
The time during the week when wages are given
Pay Day
"His name is my name too. Whenever we go out and people always shout" this
John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt
A female donkey
a jenny
After a 1997 golf injury, Evel Knievel got this body part replaced
hip
After a 1997 golf injury, Evel Knievel got this body part replaced
hip
A spiral galaxy
Milky Way
2 of the 8 things of mine the old man played "knick-knack" on
(2 of) thumb, shoe (knee, door, spine, hive, sticks, gate)
"And then there's" this shawl or wrap, made of gray striped plaid, that's worn in Scotland
maud