“Flub Bub,” “Hair Flair,” “Nifty Gifty,” “Sprawl Stall,” “Bath Wrath,” “Rare Flair,” “Work Quirk,” “:Less Mess,” “Mark Lark,” “Broke Bloke,” “Shape Jape,” “Fuel Fool,” “Sad Saturnian,” “Classy Lassy,” another “Work Quirk,” “Bird Herd,” “Dough Row” and “Dough Woe” (on adjacent pages), “Goof Spoof,” “Bread Dread,” “Pain Refrain,” “Quack Pack,” “Play Ploy,” “Great Weight,” “Date Bait,” “Fab Gab,” “Ace Place,” “Slick Pic,” “Heap Sleep,” “Tight Plight,” “Sly Buy,” “Muzzle Puzzle,” “Quiet Riot,” “Lid Kid,” “School Rule,” “Jog Jag,” “Dance of Romance,” yet a third “Work Quirk,” “Drag Gag,” “Type Gripe,” “Act Tact,” “Brain Refrain,” “Stick Trick,” “Fear Jeer,” yikes!—”Work Quirk” again!, “Tall Fall,” Trick Kick,” “Chess Mess,” “Swipe Gripe,” “Guinea Pig Gig,””Spy Guy,” “Non-Scene Nonsense,” “Keen Screen,” “Brat Spat,” “Spat Chat,” “Tune Croon,” “No Hope Rope,” “Throw Woe,” “Borrow Sorrow,” “Fright SIght,” “Phone Tone,” “Read Deed,” “News Blues,” “Group Scoop”… and a few dozen that’s aren’t rhymes or plays on words at all.