Oxymorons

ox·y·mo·rons (ahk·see·môre·ons)

noun plural

A rhetorical figure in which incongruous or contradictory terms are combined, as in a deafening silence.

Unscramble the letters below and you'll uncover two word Oxymorons that continue to perplex society day in and day out

Example: Hmm, job up Sir = Jumbo Shrimp



= 1. How he fall
= 2. Cute as a emetic rat
= 3. Man rises
= 4. Handling cars
= 5. Is congenial
= 6. Left said
= 7. No coy chile
= 8. Let's press eels
= 9. We dry in
= 10. Debt party

1.Half Whole

9. Dry Wine

By the way, your trickiness did work this time. I only got this after playing around with so many combinations that I forgot the original word was dry.

6. fast idle

7. only choice

8. restless sleep

10. pretty bad

3. near miss

I'll take it Haroula .. the expression is the "whole half"

Right you are Bob .. and yes occasionally I will find the obvious to be tricky

Michele Jema Sondi Manxman and Gail --> Whoop Whoop

5. insane logic

4. crash landing

2. accurate estimate

Nice finish Manxman, Michele and Jema