L4 Flashcards

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BOUND UP // wrapping up tight whatever’s within, chain and hook

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HORNS // bulls, rams, reindeer, all include. Found at top and must be supported underneath

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ONLY // sideshow at a fair, where the animal is just a giant mouth with big teeth on legs

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SHELLFISH // top section is an eye, vertical like in the two towers film, eye on legs makes a bizarre walking oyster

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PASTE // an oyster on legs, arriving in town with powers of divination, has to paste up his poster, having lugged in his bucket of paste

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CHASTE // a moral clam runs around town trying to find a man who hasn’t got crabs, using its wand to detect the liars

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EMPLOYEE // “keep your mouth shut and get to work, said the boss, affixing a clam to the employees mouth

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YOUNGSTER // legs growing out until one protrudes awkwardly from handmedown trousers.

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HOW MANY // bob Dylan sang Blowin In The Wind “ how many roads…” (also means wind and table)

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SEE // top is two towers style eye, legs flailing from an xxx scene…!

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BEGINNING // “in the beginning” there were two humans… 2 + legs

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PAGE // one at top, so just single page book. Oyster shell, open it and the first ‘page’ contains pearls of wisdom

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STUBBORN // at the beginning (page 1) there were also Cain and Abel, who only read the first page of the instructions and stuck to them. Blockheads who ended up at loggerheads.

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ORDINARY // a drop in the wind, like an emotionless commuter crossing a bridge in ordinary black suit

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MUSCLE // flesh rests on the table in an arm wrestle

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DEFEATED // defeated in sea battle, the clam is bound up in seaweed

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TEN THOUSAND // Chinese count in blocks of ten thousand, 1,0000 so the comma is the thing that binds them up

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UNIFORM // two unruly students are bound together in one uniform, so they’ll be unable to break from the class uniformity

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SENTENCE // many words are bound together in one’s mouth to form a sentence

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DECAMERON // classical phrase for a block of ten days. Represents people bound together for ten days, for eg on a journey.

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LADLE // scoop up the drops and bind them together

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BULLS EYE // chuck a ladle at a white thing, a pristine white bird for eg, and bulls eye it falls off perch

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HEADS // horns and a nose, evocative of towering game heads on a rich persons wall, a head of state perhaps?