Baker’s Dozen III

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Possible meanings of “shot”: noun, verb, idiom, slang, figure of speech or anything else

  1. Flu vaccine
  2. Scoring attempt in basketball
  3. Making a pass/asking out (commonly a man to a woman)
  4. Ammunition used by a shotgun
  5. “Shot in the dark”: Unlikely to work but better than nothing
  6. A continuously photographed portion of a movie
  7. A measure of liquor, generally 1.5 ounces
  8. Discharging a firearm
  9. Something that is broken: “Well, that gizmo is shot; time for a new one.”
  10. Bigger than life; flashy, bordering on pretentious (big shot, hot shot)

pass

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Not quite done yet. This is Baker’s Dozen, so we’ve got three more to go.

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Possible meanings of “shot”: noun, verb, idiom, slang, figure of speech or anything else

  1. Flu vaccine
  2. Scoring attempt in basketball
  3. Making a pass/asking out (commonly a man to a woman)
  4. Ammunition used by a shotgun
  5. “Shot in the dark”: Unlikely to work but better than nothing
  6. A continuously photographed portion of a movie
  7. A measure of liquor, generally 1.5 ounces
  8. Discharging a firearm
  9. Something that is broken: “Well, that gizmo is shot; time for a new one.”
  10. Bigger than life; flashy, bordering on pretentious (big shot, hot shot)
  11. Move suddenly and rapidly in a particular direction
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Possible meanings of “shot”: noun, verb, idiom, slang, figure of speech or anything else

  1. Flu vaccine
  2. Scoring attempt in basketball
  3. Making a pass/asking out (commonly a man to a woman)
  4. Ammunition used by a shotgun
  5. “Shot in the dark”: Unlikely to work but better than nothing
  6. A continuously photographed portion of a movie
  7. A measure of liquor, generally 1.5 ounces
  8. Discharging a firearm
  9. Something that is broken: “Well, that gizmo is shot; time for a new one.”
  10. Bigger than life; flashy, bordering on pretentious (big shot, hot shot)
  11. Move suddenly and rapidly in a particular direction
  12. A chance “He had one shot at greatness”
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Possible meanings of “shot”: noun, verb, idiom, slang, figure of speech or anything else

  1. Flu vaccine
  2. Scoring attempt in basketball
  3. Making a pass/asking out (commonly a man to a woman)
  4. Ammunition used by a shotgun
  5. “Shot in the dark”: Unlikely to work but better than nothing
  6. A continuously photographed portion of a movie
  7. A measure of liquor, generally 1.5 ounces
  8. Discharging a firearm
  9. Something that is broken: “Well, that gizmo is shot; time for a new one.”
  10. Bigger than life; flashy, bordering on pretentious (big shot, hot shot)
  11. Move suddenly and rapidly in a particular direction
  12. A chance “He had one shot at greatness”
  13. The casting of a net, in fishing

“Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
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“Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
  2. They sleep in coffins

BTW I’m surprised that nobody posted one of the most obvious (to me) meanings of “shot” above, a single photograph. And there were 2 meanings I didn’t know, casting a net and making a pass.

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“Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
  2. They sleep in coffins
  3. They cannot consume anything except fresh blood.
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“Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
  2. They sleep in coffins
  3. They cannot consume anything except fresh blood.
  4. They are hurt by sunlight
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“Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
  2. They sleep in coffins
  3. They cannot consume anything except fresh blood.
  4. They are hurt by sunlight
  5. They don’t have a reflection in a mirror
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“Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
  2. They sleep in coffins
  3. They cannot consume anything except fresh blood.
  4. They are hurt by sunlight
  5. They don’t have a reflection in a mirror
  6. They cannot enter a dwelling unless invited; but once invited, they can enter as they please
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“Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
  2. They sleep in coffins
  3. They cannot consume anything except fresh blood.
  4. They are hurt by sunlight
  5. They don’t have a reflection in a mirror
  6. They cannot enter a dwelling unless invited; but once invited, they can enter as they please
  7. The most famous vampire, Dracula, is based on Vlad the Impaler, who was honored into the Order of the Dragon.
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“Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
  2. They sleep in coffins
  3. They cannot consume anything except fresh blood.
  4. They are hurt by sunlight
  5. They don’t have a reflection in a mirror
  6. They cannot enter a dwelling unless invited; but once invited, they can enter as they please
  7. The most famous vampire, Dracula, is based on Vlad the Impaler, who was honored into the Order of the Dragon
  8. They can be repelled by the Holy Cross.
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“Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
  2. They sleep in coffins
  3. They cannot consume anything except fresh blood.
  4. They are hurt by sunlight
  5. They don’t have a reflection in a mirror
  6. They cannot enter a dwelling unless invited; but once invited, they can enter as they please
  7. The most famous vampire, Dracula, is based on Vlad the Impaler, who was honored into the Order of the Dragon
  8. They can be repelled by the Holy Cross.
  9. Similar creatures exist around the world, such as the Chupacabra in Latin America, the Aswang in the Philippines and the Sasabonsam in West Africa.
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“Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
  2. They sleep in coffins
  3. They cannot consume anything except fresh blood.
  4. They are hurt by sunlight
  5. They don’t have a reflection in a mirror
  6. They cannot enter a dwelling unless invited; but once invited, they can enter as they please
  7. The most famous vampire, Dracula, is based on Vlad the Impaler, who was honored into the Order of the Dragon
  8. They can be repelled by the Holy Cross.
  9. Similar creatures exist around the world, such as the Chupacabra in Latin America, the Aswang in the Philippines and the Sasabonsam in West Africa.
  10. They often have fangs in order to suck your blood
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Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
  2. They sleep in coffins
  3. They cannot consume anything except fresh blood.
  4. They are hurt by sunlight
  5. They don’t have a reflection in a mirror
  6. They cannot enter a dwelling unless invited; but once invited, they can enter as they please
  7. The most famous vampire, Dracula, is based on Vlad the Impaler, who was honored into the Order of the Dragon
  8. They can be repelled by the Holy Cross.
  9. Similar creatures exist around the world, such as the Chupacabra in Latin America, the Aswang in the Philippines and the Sasabonsam in West Africa.
  10. They often have fangs in order to suck your blood
  11. They can be destroyed by a stake through the heart
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Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
  2. They sleep in coffins
  3. They cannot consume anything except fresh blood.
  4. They are hurt by sunlight
  5. They don’t have a reflection in a mirror
  6. They cannot enter a dwelling unless invited; but once invited, they can enter as they please
  7. The most famous vampire, Dracula, is based on Vlad the Impaler, who was honored into the Order of the Dragon
  8. They can be repelled by the Holy Cross.
  9. Similar creatures exist around the world, such as the Chupacabra in Latin America, the Aswang in the Philippines and the Sasabonsam in West Africa.
  10. They often have fangs in order to suck your blood
  11. They can be destroyed by a stake through the heart
  12. Only an alpha or very old and powerful vampire can create new vampires

At least, that’s a “fact” in some vampire tales.

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Facts” about Vampires

  1. They are repelled by garlic.
  2. They sleep in coffins
  3. They cannot consume anything except fresh blood.
  4. They are hurt by sunlight
  5. They don’t have a reflection in a mirror
  6. They cannot enter a dwelling unless invited; but once invited, they can enter as they please
  7. The most famous vampire, Dracula, is based on Vlad the Impaler, who was honored into the Order of the Dragon
  8. They can be repelled by the Holy Cross.
  9. Similar creatures exist around the world, such as the Chupacabra in Latin America, the Aswang in the Philippines and the Sasabonsam in West Africa.
  10. They often have fangs in order to suck your blood
  11. They can be destroyed by a stake through the heart
  12. Only an alpha or very old and powerful vampire can create new vampires
  13. They can not pass through running water

National Capital cities that are not the largest city in the country

  1. Canberra, Austrailia
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National Capital cities that are not the largest city in the country

  1. Canberra, Austrailia
  2. Ankara, Türkiye
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National Capital cities that are not the largest city in the country

  1. Canberra, Austrailia
  2. Ankara, Türkiye
  3. Washington DC, USA
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National Capital cities that are not the largest city in the country

  1. Canberra, Austrailia
  2. Ankara, Türkiye
  3. Washington DC, USA
  4. Brasilia, Brazil