IN THE ENGLISH DICTIONARY
ME WANT COOKIE!
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WRITER'S CHEAT SHEET
WHAT KIND OF PERSON ARE YOU?
100

The OED added the name of this "Winnie-the-Pooh" character to mean any gloomy person

Eeyore

100

The "crops" produced on this cookie "Farm" include Sausalito, Geneva & Milano cookies

Pepperidge Farm

100

The very first of these awards was given to pitcher Don Newcombe in 1956

Cy Young

100

The structure of a novel's story & the way events unfold; sometimes it "thickens"

Plot

100

I'm not really a king or priest, I'm this 8-letter word, a person pretending to be another

Imposter

200

You see all the episodes of a TV series in quick succession when you do this type of watching

Binge

200

"Fig" has been added to & dropped from the name of these cookies that were originally only filled with fig jam

Newtons

200

Nicknamed "The Joker", this Denver Nuggets center was the recipient of the Bill Russell MVP Award in the 2023 NBA Finals

Nikola Jokic

200

"Give me the answer!" is an example of this grammatical mood

Imperative

200

Medically, I'm this, so I take insulin to control my condition

Diabetic

300

The Greek for "numbness" & "seizure" gives us this disorder characterized by sudden bouts of deep sleep

Narcolepsy

300

It calls itself "milk's favorite cookie"

Oreo

300

The NHRA, the Natl. this Association, honors winning drag racing competitors with the Wally, named for founder Wally Parks

Hot Rod

300

A-B-A-B is an example of this, which sounds like a devious plan

Rhyme Scheme

300

I'm this kind of scientist, a byword for a brainiac, so I study thrust & stability when going into space

Rocket Scientist

400

Opera is a plural form of this 4-letter word

Opus

400

This showman's name is on a brand of animal crackers that date back to 1902

P. T. Barnum

400

The donor of this tennis team trophy later served as Secretary of War under Calvin Coolidge

Davis

400

New York Times guidelines say with a long quote, it's "usually wise to" do this, restate it in different words

Paraphrase

400

I'm this, the word for a person who takes part in a swim-bike-run competition, like the Ironman one

Triathlete

500

It's government by the wealthy, not by Mickey Mouse's dog

Plutocracy

500

We like that this No. 1 chocolate chip cookie brand has an exclamation point in its name

Chips Ahoy!

500

The Ray Guy Award honors college football's outstanding player at this position; Ray Guy was the premier one

Punter

500

Not a city in N.Y., this 10-letter figure of speech is using a part to represent a whole, as in "hired hands"

Synecdoche

500

A non-U.S. citizen who's a lawful permanent resident is also called a resident this

Alien