stumper

What makes this different from the stumper that we talked about?

Stumper drew the boy closer and looked down into his face.

This wine can be another stumper if you are sending someone to the store.

"Never knew such a day in all me life before," Stumper admitted frankly.

The question, he said, flummoxed him, having never been asked such a stumper before.

Stumper went on, a note of yearning and even passion in his voice.

It's not going to happen unless there's a stumper in Jake's book, she thought.

The real stumper will be how to teach him our spoken language."

Stumper turned, pirouetting on what the children called his "living leg."

Of course, storing all those vector images was almost a stumper.

The old stumper v stopper debate really is over isn't it?

He recited in a loud voice the song that Stumper had made up about it.

And Stumper turned and looked at them with the air of a man who has justified himself.

Stumper returned the hug, including Tim in it too.

"We'll change the world," shouted Stumper, as though he uttered a final word of command.

She took the fragment Stumper handed back to her.

"He'll come back," suggested Stumper, as they went inside.

"This is a real stumper,' Todd said, looking up from his turn at the microscope.

The Indonesian economic crisis (Issue 3) was a bit of a stumper too.

Even for fully sighted players, Stem Stumper provides an interesting experience.

If neither team answered correctly after the third clue, another tie-breaker stumper was played.

"In the wrong places," suggested Stumper, remembering his Indian scouting days.

During the mock game, coordinators sometimes open up triple stumper questions to the other potential contestants.

"Stumper," Leifhelm said as one of the invaders cut the ropes around his wrists.

And, presently, as usual, Stumper did come back.