
And we can return to the games, now that (Z) is (mostly) recovered. We're going to start running answers next week, so anyone who wants to do any particular game has plenty of time to give it the old college try.
Today's game is pictograms. Each of the 12 images below communicates a well-known two-or-more-word phrase of some sort. And each of the 12 phrases includes some word that is associated, in one way or another, with chilly temperatures. Remember, we said that we would not limit ourselves to ONLY Christmas-related content here.
Here is an example:
That's a pretty big age difference, which makes theirs a May-December romance (assuming you believe there WAS any romance). December, of course, is one of the coldest months of the year, so it's the "chilly temperatures" word in this particular phrase.
And now, the dozen pictograms that actually make up the game:
Number 1:
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Number 2:
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Number 3:
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Number 4:
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Number 5:
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Number 6:
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Number 7:
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Number 8:
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Number 9:
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Number 10:
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Number 11:
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Number 12:
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If you want to give it a try, the link is here (Z).