W.O.T.W. #1
This W.O.T.W. means word detective.
What is word sleuth?
This W.O.T.W. means that you are slow moving and this one might be the reason why.
What are sluggish and drowsy?
This root means over and this one means under.
What are super and sub?
These two idioms mean you are the most important person.
What are the top dog and the big cheese.
This W.O.T.W. means huge and this one means strange.
What are colossal and bizarre?
This W.O.T.W. means to pretend/fake and this one means to lie.
What are feign and fabricate?
What are persnickety and abhor?
Both of these roots mean before.
These two idioms mean you are really happy.
What are walking on air and knocked my socks off?
This root means to say and this one means look.
What are dict and spec?
These two W.O.T.W. rhyme. One means a short pleasure trip and the other means to show off.
What are jaunt and flaunt?
This W.O.T.W. means to examine closely and this one mean an agreement.
What are scrutinize and pact?
This root means good and this one means bad.
What are bene and mal?
This idiom means you can't sit still and this one means you are very kind.
What are ants in your pants and heart of gold?
This W.O.T.W. means calm and peaceful while this one means noise and confusion.
What are tranquil and bedlam? (I will also accept pandemonium)
This W.O.T.W. means to eat and this one means that you think it really tastes good.
What is consume and scrumptious?
This W.O.T.W. means to gather or crowd around and this one means to whisper.
What are congregate and whisper?
Both of these roots mean together.
This idiom means that you have to take back what you said and this one means you are jealous.
What are eat your words and green with envy?
These two idioms mean that you are not feeling well.
What are feeling under the weather and sick as a dog?
What are blunder and baffle?
These W.O.T.W. means to walk slowly, sympathy, and a mixture or jumble.
What are amble, compassion, and hodgepodge?
These roots mean to go, to cut, and to believe.
What are cede, cise, and cred?
These three idioms mean that you are really busy.
What are all tied up, snowed under, and swamped?
This W.O.T.W. means you have a natural ability for something and if you love words you might be called this.
What are aptitude and lexophile?