The images below can be connected by a single word.
What is the word and what are the connections?
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asked May 23, 2017 at 8:45
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2$\begingroup$ That's a really nice puzzle! $\endgroup$– A.D.May 23, 2017 at 12:55
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$\begingroup$ @A.D. I love these visual riddles. They're relatively easy to put together to be honest but I do like both making and solving them. And I'd never have seen one if not for puzzling SE. $\endgroup$– Brent HackersMay 24, 2017 at 6:19
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The answer is
War
because
1. Fair → Warfare
2. Horse → War horse
3. Head → Warhead (chemical or nuclear)
4. Games → War games
5. World → World War I and II
6. Hovercraft → Warcraft
and the title is referring to
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$\begingroup$ Well done +1. Sorry for the late reply. You got it. Good explanations too. $\endgroup$ May 24, 2017 at 5:38
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I think the word may be
TRADE
Image connections are:
1. Fair → FAIR TRADE
2. Horse → HORSE TRADE
3. Interchangeable head → HEAD TRADER or HEAD OF TRADE
4. Game boards → BOARD(S) OF TRADE
5. World map → WORLD TRADE
6. Hover craft → TRADECRAFT
And the title:
TRADE ←→ Stack Exchange
This seems to fit better than my prior attempt.
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$\begingroup$ Good connections, some I'd never have thought of, but there's a better fit. +1 $\endgroup$ May 23, 2017 at 10:49
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$\begingroup$ I thought of one and was already typing it up when your comment arrived :) $\endgroup$– Rubio ♦May 23, 2017 at 10:53
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I think the word is:
OVER
Here are some explanations:
1. Fair → the ferries wheel is a turning device, thus the word is OVERTURN
2. Horse → the horse is in running position, thus the word is OVERRUN,
3. Head → OVERHEAD,
4. Games → those are board games, thus the word is OVERBOARD,
5. Map → it's a view of the world, thus the word is OVERVIEW,
6. Hovercraft → it's a mean of transportation, thus the word is OVERRIDE.
Thanks to @Techidiot for new ideas.
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1$\begingroup$ Turn over / Hang over for 1st and H+over for last seems good. $\endgroup$ May 23, 2017 at 12:25
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I'm a fan of the accepted answer, but this is what first came to mind:
Rotate
Because:
- Ferris wheel's rotate
- Horses can fall in a way called a "rotational fall".
- Lego Movie had a whole plot point about those lego heads being good for rotation.
- The games shown have turn rotations.
- Earth rotates on its axis
- Hovercrafts have a rotating fan.
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Maybe:
Water
Reason:
1. Water park - Many theme parks are water parks or have a waterpark.
2. Water horse - Movie
3. Water head - source of a headstream.
4. Water board - board boardgames. Water board a form of torture.
5. Earth - Has oceans/water?
6. Hovercraft - Can be used on water.
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I think it is:
wooden.
Because
wooden Funfair
Wooden horse
Wooden-head
Wooden tabletop or board
Wooden globe
Wooden hovercraft
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I think
PLAY
because
Fair play (hah)
Horseplay
A LEGO man's decapitated head! → ... brains ... ok, because LEGO means PLAY
Play the game ☺
A world map → RISK is played on a world map. Or the Globe theatre hosts plays
Cool hovercraft → Play it COOL
or possibly
MEAT
because
ground meat
horse meat
... brains ...
game ... (venison, for example) is meat
that looks like a map showing worldwide consumption of meat
it's full of eels
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$\begingroup$ Presuming I can comment on my own answer ... should I split this into two answers? $\endgroup$ May 24, 2017 at 2:06
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$\begingroup$ Some good connections +1, and I think submitting as separate answers or one, as you've done here, is largely a matter of preference. See meta.stackexchange.com/questions/25209/… $\endgroup$ May 24, 2017 at 5:44