We tried this a week ago with success and suggestions. The encouragement strained our minds to expand the test to identify Halloween candy treats. (Ps, the answers at the bottom of this post relate back to the prior October 17, 2012 post.)
1. Famous former baseball player.
2. Famous New York street.
3. Single women look for him.
4. Dry cow.
5. Determines who wins the game.
6. Home of movie stars.
7. A feline.
8. Two female pronouns.
9. Nut happiness.
10. A sweet sign of affection.
Good luck. The only sought after prize is your enjoyment.
(Answers to October 17, 2012 post: 1. Three Musketeers; 2. Mounds; 3. Milky Way; 4. Bit O Honey; 5. Life Savers; 6. M&M's; 7. Mars Bar; 8. Snickers/Chuckles; 9. Butterfingers; and 10. O'Henry. If you guessed me for the author, I blush, but you're wrong. Don't you think, however, that a nice candy name could be made from the book title A Body To Bones changed to be called "Body Sweets" so it isn't too ghoulish. Happy Halloween, and parents check your child's candy just to be safe.)
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