What's the Good Word conducted during NITTFest '17 - the annual inter-departmental fest of NIT Trichy.

3.  Anagram Nagaram
 Spooner
 Russian Dolls
 Good Bad Ugly
 Anagram Sentences
 Kangaroo Joey
 Telescopic

4.  This singer lives (5)
 Elvis lives

5.  gangsters without mercy (8,8)

8.  Example :
Q: Downpour(13,4)
Ans: Precipitation, Rain

9.  Fibs (9,4)

12.  Change a letter and anagram

13.  That _____ you're wearing is a rag!
Throw it in the _____! (5)

16.  Arm + ship = festival
 weaPON GALley = PONGAL

17.  Old timer + a beverage = stale

21.  ascertain, renegade, liberal

25.  The landforms which extend above the
surrounding terrain are possessive of the
property of existence, with the vibration that
propagates as a mechanical wave and are
pleasing to the ear.

29.  beautiful shot on goal! (6)

33.  agitation, intoxicate, inactivity

37.  The ________ had to forego his
insulin once he made the decision to
_________ from his seat on the
board. (8)

41. Container (6,4)

44. Arm +Ship = festival
Answer:WeaPON GALley = PONGAL

45.  Box + shadow = type of tissue

49.  conjoins, discover, divaricates

53. You know the pain you keep feeling in
your ______? It's pretty manageable if
you're ______. (6)

57.  While making a ____________ (4,4),
the cheeky programmer did not
__________ (4,4) at all

60.  (ABC -> PQR) -> XYZ =X(P(ABC)QR)YZ

61.  (Peacekeeper->trignometric ratio)
 ->incompetant = boundless

65.  Destroyed, threads, created

68.  “I’m sure you wont be able to make a
__________ (6,3) of questions”, the cocky
_______________ (6,3), ready to risk his
money.

73.  Aid -> expires = disease

77.  Joined (8,4)

81.  If your words ________ from the
heroes' achievements or even
slightly diminish their
accomplishments, I will have you
________ down and executed. (7)

85.  I'm sorry for being____(4) Don Pablo" said the
senator, while entering the office. "That's
alright.Would you like some___(3)?", asked
Escobar. "______!"(9), he replied. "is that your
_______?(8) I didn't know your were into music"
asked the senator, looking at the wall in surprise.
"oh yes, occasionally" replied the Don. "anyway",
he continued, "what is this ______(7) I'm reading
about undercover police in the Medallin
______(6)?".
 “Oh yes, Don Pablo.You must be very______(5)",
said the senator.

87.  Tea/ale
 Late
 Alert
 Cartel
 Article
 Clarinet
 Certainly

88.  His left ___ (3) twitched in _____ (5) as the
unnerving sound of the _______ (7) quarry
reached him.Tired of his job, he sighed, "Yet
another day," as he picked up his ____ (4). He
hated most rocks, even though they were
uniform, with a smooth ________ (8). However,
every once in a while a surprising and valuable
______ (6) would make him appreciate his
pathetic, miserable working life.


90.  Ear
 Gear
 Anger
 Garnet
 Granite
 Gradient

92.  Anagram Nagaram
 Spooner
 Russian Dolls
 Good Bad Ugly
 Anagram Sentences
 Kangaroo Joey
 Telescopic

95.  Chinese aunt, perhaps? (8)

99.  Powdered (10,4)

103.  Factor of 10^12 ->flared -> type of
alcohol = what poets do

107.  Takes + taste enhancer = go off

111.  Understood, Scantiest, Explicit

115.  It was of the most excellent or desirable type
or quality to describe the indefinite continued
progress of existence and events that occur in
irreversible succession from the past through
the present to the future, it was of the
poorest or lowest standard to describe the
same indefinite continued progress of
existence

119.  went on without anyone seeing (9)

123.  Originals, copies, calipers

127.  Utensil -> tiny = center stage

131. Ancestries, conforming,
defiance

135.  5) multifaceted kith (9)

139.  Observe, pithy, loquacious

143. Ball ->Terror = Refrain

147.  While the __________ business
policies were put into effect
forcefully, they were ____________,
bringing about barely any reforms.
(9)

151.  Discounts, increases, introduces

155.  Inactive skill (6)

159.  Wear --> robbery = pleasure seeker

163.  Generalized vector / focal point

167.  A bird + supine = hawker

171.  Worthy house /War, perhaps?

175.  Four words / phrases will be shown one by one.Teams
need to find out what connects these four words / phrases.
 Each team can go for the connect only once.
 Points on pounce:
First: +20 / -15
Second: +15 / -10
Third: +10 / -5
Fourth: +5 / 0
 Extra rules for NITTFest: the words / phrases have a
very specific connect apart from leading an existence as
just word / phrases. “They are all in English,” and other
such pointless attempts will be FROWNED UPON, and
negatives will be awarded accordingly.

177.  CAR KEY

178.  CAR KEY
 ROWS

179.  CAR KEY
 ROWS
 READ

180.  CAR KEY
 ROWS
 READ
 WIGHT

182.  CAR KEY : CARKEY
 ROWS : ROSE
 READ : RED
 WIGHT :WHITE

184.  ABSTENTIOUS

185.  ABSTENTIOUS
 FACETIOUS

186.  ABSTENTIOUS
 FACETIOUS
 ABSTEMIOUS

187.  ABSTENTIOUS
 FACETIOUS
 ABSTEMIOUS
 CAESIOUS

189.  ABSTENTIOUS
 FACETIOUS
 ABSTEMIOUS
 CAESIOUS

191.  SMILE

192.  SMILE
 WHIP

193.  SMILE
 WHIP
 PASSWORD

194.  SMILE
 WHIP
 PASSWORD
 JOKE

196.  SMILE
 WHIP
 PASSWORD
 JOKE

198.  HEWER

199.  HEWER
 KITCHEN

200.  HEWER
 KITCHEN
 NIGHTMARE

201.  HEWER
 KITCHEN
 NIGHTMARE
 COWL

203.  HEWER
 KITCHEN
 NIGHTMARE
 COWL

205.  CAP

206.  CAP
 GOLD

207.  CAP
 GOLD
 ERRAND

208.  CAP
 GOLD
 ERRAND
 PARADISE

210.  CAP
 GOLD
 ERRAND
 PARADISE

212.  Entirely sacred

213.  Entirely sacred
 Note correctly

214.  Entirely sacred
 Note correctly
 Enact a levy on pushpins

215.  Entirely sacred
 Note correctly
 Enact a levy on pushpins
 Light coloured bucket

217.  Entirely sacred :Wholly Holy
 Note correctly : RightWrite
 Enact a levy on pushpins :TaxTacks
 Light coloured bucket : Pale Pail