Metal Openers Red Herring Answers: Silverfish, Tinfoil, Ironclad, Copperhead
The Metal Openers Red Herring puzzle answers are shown below. This question appeared on Red Herring on 19 September.
Red Herring Questions
“Animal Food” Question
“Animal Food” Red Herring Answers: Turtles, Goldfish, Swedish Fish, Gummy Bears
The “Animal Food” Red Herring puzzle answers are shown below. This question appeared on Red Herring on 19 September.
Say — Question
Say — Red Herring Answers: Uncle, My Name, Something, Yes to the Dress
The Say — Red Herring puzzle answers are shown below. This question appeared on Red Herring on 18 September.
Sharks Question
Sharks Red Herring Answers: Nurse, Cow, Cat, Hammerhead
The Sharks Red Herring puzzle answers are shown below. This question appeared on Red Herring on 18 September.
“Farmer in the Dell” Question
“Farmer in the Dell” Red Herring Answers: Wife, Child, Mouse, Cheese
The “Farmer in the Dell” Red Herring puzzle answers are shown below. This question appeared on Red Herring on 18 September.
Body Part Homophones Question
Body Part Homophones Red Herring Answers: Naval, Knows, Waste, Hare
The Body Part Homophones Red Herring puzzle answers are shown below. This question appeared on Red Herring on 17 September.
Fast Animals Question
Fast Animals Red Herring Answers: Sailfish, Pronghorn, Peregrine Falcon, Cheetah
The Fast Animals Red Herring puzzle answers are shown below. This question appeared on Red Herring on 17 September.
Refuse Question
Refuse Red Herring Answers: Scraps, Rubbish, Debris, Dross
The Refuse Red Herring puzzle answers are shown below. This question appeared on Red Herring on 17 September.
Parts of a Scarecrow Question
Parts of a Scarecrow Red Herring Answers: Stuffed Shirt, Pumpkin Head, Button Eyes, Overalls
The Parts of a Scarecrow Red Herring puzzle answers are shown below. This question appeared on Red Herring on 16 September.
A Real Bore Question
A Real Bore Red Herring Answers: Drip, Blowhard, Drone, Wet Blanket
The A Real Bore Red Herring puzzle answers are shown below. This question appeared on Red Herring on 16 September.