Outtie (Puzzle) #2
Here is an outtie that is not used in the book. I will also post outties that are not in the book so everyone can play. This outtie uses a picture called a glyph. So, the outtie is called a glyph outtie. (There are also word outties, connection outties, etc.)
Look at the glyph on the left. What does it look like?
It could be a tree. It could be a golf ball on a tee. It could be a bowling ball falling upon and crushing a soda can. There are many, many things it could be. What do you think it is? Send in your answer!
posted by A.J. McCaffrey @ 6:12 AM
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65 Comments:
a hot air balloon
David
a head with a turtleneck
Kayli
a duckhead with a bent beak
Kayli
a fish (the circle is the body and the other thing is the fin)
David
a crystal ball
Lori
it could be a snow cone with a demented cup
Kayli
the water tower of a small town
a wig holder
ping pong paddle with a short handle
a satellite dish
looking at someone from the back who is wearing a police cap
a hoop for circus animals to jump through
the NBA trophy
a basketball hoop seen from above without the net
a round vanity mirror on a stand
the side-view mirror of a car (It is turned. Normally, the round part would not be on top.)
a shapely woman in a long dress walking away while holding a large umbrella behind her
a snow globe on a stand (the ones you shake up and the fake snow falls down)
a globe of the Earth on a stand
an ice cream scoop with a very short handle
a large pizza spatula with a very short handle
an old-fashioned gum ball machine (imagine all the gum balls inside the glass ball)
a frying pan with a fat handle
Remember those openings that stick up out of the decks of big ships. I don't know what they are for, but the circle looks like one of those openings and the bent thing is the pipe goes below deck.
A ball with a huge air plug.
Tyler
The bent thing is a pig's snout, so I guess the glyph is looking down upon an unfinished picture of a pig's head.
a keyhole with a string hanging across the middle of it
a ring with a large diamond (look at it upside down)
a ring for a curtain rod (you clip the curtain to the bent shape)
looking down upon a round sink attached to the wall
A scope for sniper rifle.
a magnifying glass
Imagine looking down upon a girl's head who has a ponytail sticking out the back.
A'kala
A lightbulb.
meteor landing on a skyscraper and starting to crush it.
Kayla
A toilet from the top with cover closed.
a bowling ball landing on a soda can and starting to crush it
a tree
an upside down vase
an egg on a stand (an egg stand)
a cannon (the bent part is what if fires out of)
a drum (the bent part is the harness you wear around your shoulders and back so you can be in a marching band)
a chair (You sit on the lower part of the bent part. The upper part of the chair extends into a big circular part, like a chair that a queen might sit on.)
a table and chair (You are looking straight down upon a circular table. One chair is pulled up to it. The lower bent part is the back of the chair. The upper bent part is the seat of the chair.)
a circular table with one big leg in the middle that supports it (The table top is tipped up vertically so the whole table can be stored away by leaning it against the wall--so it takes up very little space.)
a horn
looking at the back end of an elephant
a boxing glove (from the side)
mushroom cloud from an atomic explosion
electric fan
light from a mine helmet
a dinosaur being born from an egg (one leg of the dinosaur has broken through the egg shell)
standing behind someone with a large afro
a medal that you would win in the Army
chalie and large host
Kevin
the big fan of an everglades boat
Kevin
circus stool with a ball waiting for the seal to arrive
Kevin
frisbee with an engine
Kevin
Pacman who had grown one leg
Kevin
CD player that hangs on a wall
Kevin
hot water bottle
whoopee cushion
Kevin
knob on top of a bannister
Kevin
door knob
Kevin
beam of light from car or train lights
Kevin
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