This topic has been done on Jeopardy! before. Best to explain with an example. A clue that said "bigger rodent" would be "largerbil" (larger gerbil), so you would write "largerbil" in the blank. Good luck!
As a continuation of the directions, each of two words has at least three letters overlap. I will also let you know which part comes first. From the example, bigger rodent = larger gerbil = largerbil, bigger and larger are in the same position, as are rodent and gerbil (both in the clue and the answer). I will write "switched" in the hint if they are in different spots. For instance, if the clue was "rodent that is bigger" = "larger gerbil" = "largerbil", I would write switched in the hint to let you know that the first part of the clue corresponds to the second part of the answer, and vice-versa. This should make it a little easier. All right, here we go, first question!
This puzzle is said to be very difficult, but not for Boomers.(lol)
-1.A ghostly tusked mammal. 10 letters, switched
-2.A reference book that prescribes medicine for your children. 19
-3.A book of facts, tables, and charts that is misplaced in time. 14
-4.A suave and sophisticated place where planes can take off and land. 12
-5.A gargantuan patch of hair growing below the nose and above the mouth. 13
-6.Digits made from a precious metal. 12, switched
-7.Living in the USA and cranky. 17
8.Energetic and friendly. 11
-9.A section of a book that is part of an extinct group of birds from the Jurassic/Cretaceous periods. 14
-10.False names from the Land Down Under. 12, switched
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