In a blockset for my 2 year old: “Q” for…?
This "ABC Block Set" for my 2 year old has mostly recognizable images to represent each letter. For example, C is for "crab" and O is for octopus. The only one that doesn't make sense is this one for the letter Q. What might it stand for?
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This "ABC Block Set" for my 2 year old has mostly recognizable images to represent each letter. For example, C is for "crab" and O is for octopus. The only one that doesn't make sense is this one for the letter Q. What might it stand for?
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Are we sure this question belongs here? I mean, it's almost the same as Which word begins with “y” and looks like an axe in this picture? on ELU.
– Mr Lister
Dec 26 at 9:21
Reminds me of: amazon.com/Pterodactyl-Worst-Alphabet-Book-Ever/dp/1492674311
– cobaltduck
Dec 26 at 14:56
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This "ABC Block Set" for my 2 year old has mostly recognizable images to represent each letter. For example, C is for "crab" and O is for octopus. The only one that doesn't make sense is this one for the letter Q. What might it stand for?
letters
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This "ABC Block Set" for my 2 year old has mostly recognizable images to represent each letter. For example, C is for "crab" and O is for octopus. The only one that doesn't make sense is this one for the letter Q. What might it stand for?
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Are we sure this question belongs here? I mean, it's almost the same as Which word begins with “y” and looks like an axe in this picture? on ELU.
– Mr Lister
Dec 26 at 9:21
Reminds me of: amazon.com/Pterodactyl-Worst-Alphabet-Book-Ever/dp/1492674311
– cobaltduck
Dec 26 at 14:56
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Are we sure this question belongs here? I mean, it's almost the same as Which word begins with “y” and looks like an axe in this picture? on ELU.
– Mr Lister
Dec 26 at 9:21
Reminds me of: amazon.com/Pterodactyl-Worst-Alphabet-Book-Ever/dp/1492674311
– cobaltduck
Dec 26 at 14:56
Are we sure this question belongs here? I mean, it's almost the same as Which word begins with “y” and looks like an axe in this picture? on ELU.
– Mr Lister
Dec 26 at 9:21
Are we sure this question belongs here? I mean, it's almost the same as Which word begins with “y” and looks like an axe in this picture? on ELU.
– Mr Lister
Dec 26 at 9:21
Reminds me of: amazon.com/Pterodactyl-Worst-Alphabet-Book-Ever/dp/1492674311
– cobaltduck
Dec 26 at 14:56
Reminds me of: amazon.com/Pterodactyl-Worst-Alphabet-Book-Ever/dp/1492674311
– cobaltduck
Dec 26 at 14:56
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Probably a
quahog
That's not a common word where I grew up, but that wasn't anywhere near clam territory.
answered Dec 25 at 20:52
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Could it be a
quahog?
That's all I've got :P
answered Dec 25 at 20:49
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Probably a
quahog
That's not a common word where I grew up, but that wasn't anywhere near clam territory.
answered Dec 25 at 20:52
Pugmonkey
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Wow! Internet to the rescue! A whole room full of grownups were stumped today!
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Probably a
quahog
That's not a common word where I grew up, but that wasn't anywhere near clam territory.
answered Dec 25 at 20:52
Pugmonkey
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Wow! Internet to the rescue! A whole room full of grownups were stumped today!
– spikej
Dec 25 at 21:05
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Probably a
quahog
That's not a common word where I grew up, but that wasn't anywhere near clam territory.
answered Dec 25 at 20:52
Pugmonkey
3,1051018
Probably a
quahog
That's not a common word where I grew up, but that wasn't anywhere near clam territory.
answered Dec 25 at 20:52
Pugmonkey
3,1051018
answered Dec 25 at 20:52
Pugmonkey
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answered Dec 25 at 20:52
Pugmonkey
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answered Dec 25 at 20:52
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Wow! Internet to the rescue! A whole room full of grownups were stumped today!
– spikej
Dec 25 at 21:05
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Wow! Internet to the rescue! A whole room full of grownups were stumped today!
– spikej
Dec 25 at 21:05
Wow! Internet to the rescue! A whole room full of grownups were stumped today!
– spikej
Dec 25 at 21:05
Wow! Internet to the rescue! A whole room full of grownups were stumped today!
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Dec 25 at 21:05
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Could it be a
quahog?
That's all I've got :P
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Could it be a
quahog?
That's all I've got :P
answered Dec 25 at 20:49
jafe
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Could it be a
quahog?
That's all I've got :P
answered Dec 25 at 20:49
jafe
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Could it be a
quahog?
That's all I've got :P
answered Dec 25 at 20:49
jafe
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answered Dec 25 at 20:49
jafe
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answered Dec 25 at 20:49
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Are we sure this question belongs here? I mean, it's almost the same as Which word begins with “y” and looks like an axe in this picture? on ELU.
– Mr Lister
Dec 26 at 9:21
Reminds me of: amazon.com/Pterodactyl-Worst-Alphabet-Book-Ever/dp/1492674311
– cobaltduck
Dec 26 at 14:56