1. Jetty
   Juicy
2. Jelly
   Jolly

If you're ever stumped on what a jolly person looks like, look no further than Santa Claus. With his jovial nature and jelly-like belly, he's a perfect example of jolly. After all, who wouldn't want to give presents away to kids for a living?

1. Black
   Bleak
2. Blank
   Brook

In addition to dreary, other synonyms for the word bleak include: depressing, grim, forlorn and somber. It also can mean a cold and sunless chilly day.

1. Trick
   Treat
2. Traps
   Torte

When it comes to the game of spades, players need to be extremely careful when it comes to bidding how many tricks they will score per hand. If they score too many, they get bags added, which takes away from the score.

1. Leech
   Lobby
2. Large
   Larks

When it comes to politics, there are groups of people who back various industries and causes, called lobbies. Some examples of governmental lobbies are the gun and tobacco lobbies.

1. A wagon
   A glass
2. A clock
   A watch

When it comes to pocket watches, there are many different case styles. For a case with no protective cover, you want to stick with an open face design. If you want your watch with protection, you should look at one of the variants of a hunter's case.

1. Steam
   Broth
2. Froth
   Foamy

In addition to cappuccinos, other great drinks you can make with a good froth are hot chocolate, eggnog and even lattes. There are several different recipes out on the Internet for leftover foam.

1. Shops
   Shapes
2. Ships
   Spaces

In addition to the definition above, the word shape can also describe the condition of a specific item. So when you're saying that you're trying to keep in shape, you're saying that you want to make sure you're in good condition.

1. Flout
   Flute
2. Flick
   Fleas

The reason why a movie was called a flick was because of the fact that the film would flicker over the projector's light in rapid succession. Even though you may not use the word flick in your everyday use, we're betting you may use a version of it at least once a week, when you decide to tune into your Netflix account.

1. Tongs
   Spork
2. Spoon
   Knife

When it comes to building a bond with a new significant other, nothing beats a good spooning session. Not only does it do that, but it helps reduce stress by releasing serotonin, a feel-good brain chemical. In addition to that, it helps boost your immune system by releasing dopamine, the love brain chemical.

1. Girls
   Nymph
2. Queen
   Witch

In addition to being downright adorable at times, Queen Elizabeth II is also the oldest English monarch to ever live. Previously, the oldest queen had been Queen Victoria, who lived to be 81 years old.

1. Scone
   Scups
2. Scamp
   Scout

Today, there are many different types of scone, from the super-sweet blueberry lemon creme scone to the savory bacon and cheddar scone, and this rough bread is perfect to eat on its own or with a cup of tea. One of the reasons behind the denseness of the bread was for dipping, making a small meal before dinner.

1. Cobra
   Coble
2. Cobia
   Colby

Cobras are part of the naja genus in the elapidae family. Most cobras have hoods (the ability to make their necks flat, making the snake look like its wearing a hood). In addition to this, all cobra venom is fatal to humans.

1. Tarot
   Taiko
2. Taper
   Tangy

Just like a deck of playing cards, there are four different suits: cups, swords, wands and pentacles. In addition, they also have the same numeric ranges from aces to kings, however, in tarot, the ace is considered low at all times.

1. Vibes
   Vimen
2. Viper
   Vinca

The Dodge Viper was discontinued in 2017, however, this luxury vehicle had four different models, with the ACR being the top of the line. Costing between $87K and $118K it may have been the miles per gallon that caused this vehicle to retire: It got only 12 miles in the city and 19 miles on the highway.

1. Twirp
   Child
2. Chick
   Chide

Your typical chick will take 21 days to develop. They break out of their shells using a bit of calcium on their beaks called an egg tooth. These appendages eventually break off, but it is a handy tool indeed!

1. Scoping
   Shredding
2. Tossing
   Burning

In the world of fitness, a shredding workout is used to refine muscle tone and burn fat. When you shred, the muscles get little tears, which when repaired are stronger than before.

1. Quart
   Quirk
2. Quick
   Queen

When it comes to clawed pets, you want to make sure you don't clip their nails too close to the quick. The quick is the pink tissue that helps produce the nail and if it is clipped too closely, it not only would be painful, but it could lead to excessive blood loss.

1. Queen
   Quirk
2. Queer
   Quick

In addition to the two above meanings, a quirk is also the gap between a bead and its adjoining pieces in a necklace. On top of this, when discussing the curvature of someone's handwriting, the word quirk describes the flourishes on paper as well.

1. Sugar
   Sweet
2. Jolly
   Tasty

In addition to the two definitions above, the word sweet also can mean beloved. As a matter of fact, if you hear that someone is sweet on you, you could take it as a compliment.

1. Stipe
   Stake
2. Steak
   Stick

Traditionally, plunging a stake through the heart of a vampire is the best way to kill a vampire. Another lethal weapon is sunlight, which burns this undead creature.

1. Buggy
   Bugle
2. Buffs
   Bunts

If you're ever outside on a hot summer night without bug repellent, you may also use the word buggy to describe your experience. Another definition of buggy is to be infested with bugs.

1. Clerk
   Crate
2. Cretin
   Creep

Radiohead's "Creep" slipped into public consciousness in the 1990s. Since then, several covers have been performed, all with various style tweaks: Postmodern Jukebox made a jazz version in 2014 and with Haley Reinhart's crystal vocals, it gives the original track a run for its money.

1. Around
   Under
2. Ulcer
   Through

One of Australia's nicknames is the "Land Down Under." Under what? The equator. Much of Australia is uninhabitable, with a lot of its landmass consisting of desert.

1. Eaves
   Ebbed
2. Ebony
   Eases

In 1982, Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder released "Ebony & Ivory." This song promoted racial equality and featured some incredible harmonizing between the two.

1. Verve
   Vegan
2. Pagan
   Venal

While many may consider that veganism is a newer thing, it actually isn't. A study shows that gladiators were mostly vegetarian, even leaning toward vegan. Scientists made this discovery by analyzing bones from burial sites.

1. Fable
   Fairy
2. Facet
   Faint

Aesop's Fables are one of the earliest examples of a fable, composed in Greece before Christ. These stories include "The Lion & the Mouse," which teaches dependence upon others regardless of appearance, and "The Fox & the Grapes," which offers the reflection that people will often dislike what they can't have.

1. Vapor
   Juice
2. Venom
   Viper

One of Spider-Man's main enemies, Venom is actually an alien. It is called a symbiote, a creature that coexists with its host, providing extra strengths and weaknesses.

1. Shoes
   Sneak
2. Skate
   Skort

Skates are in the same class as sharks, chimeras and rays, the chondrichthyan class. There are about 150 different types of skates in the oceans, but don't confuse them with a ray, they've got meatier tails and are considerably smaller in shape.

1. Heart
   Spine
2. Lungs
   Brain

The heart is divided into four chambers comprised of two atria and two ventricles, each with different functions. The right atrium is responsible for taking oxygen-poor blood and transferring it to the right ventricle, which sends it to the lungs. The left atrium is responsible for transferring oxygen-rich blood to the left ventricle, which then exits into the rest of the body.

1. Trump
   Tabby
2. Taluk
   Tramp

Silent movie legend Charlie Chaplin made his way into the public's hearts with his Little Tramp character. The Tramp's signature look included a bowler hat, bamboo cane and sunken eyes.

1. Oleum
   Other
2. Ogled
   Offer

When it comes to offers, it covers many different gifts or proposals. In business, when a new job is given to a candidate, it is called an offer and in the world of consumer products, offers are usually bargains offered by manufacturers or stores to entice buyers to purchase their products.

1. Torch
   Match
2. Light
   Equal

In terms of the chemically tipped wood, a synonym for a match is a lucifer. The reason? During the Industrial Revolution, safety matches were invented with phosphorous tips. These tips, when struck, produced the sulfury smell we know today and because of the brimstone smell, they were called "lucifers," after the devil.

1. Total
   Tenth
2. Title
   Tithe

In the traditional sense, a tithe was a tax that residents voluntarily paid to contribute to a religious institution. However, it should be noted that the word voluntarily should be applied liberally.

1. Grape
   Gamer
2. Grasp
   Group

When it comes to grouping in a game, sometimes there aren't the right kind of players on your buddy list. In that case you want to use a PUG or pick-up group. These groups can be hit or miss, but at least there's a chance you'll get your quest done.

1. Hurry
   Harry
2. Hairy
   Homey

In the times of war, many of the strategies incorporate harrying or constant invasion at a particular site. This tactic usually wears the enemy down, uses resources and ensures a victory.