Poll: Autotomized

[THX1123]

Give it a shot without looking it up, fake internet human. It's fer da kids! It's fun! It's only a little bit like a crossword puzzle!

 

[boris bubbanov]

People driving cars that do all the tasks of driving, and the net result is the driver has experienced a lobotomy.

I dunno what the experts think the word means - I do know what it should mean.

 

[telleutelleme]

F-100 converted to Electric

 

[Toto'sDad]

I got it right. I usually just make some smardastic remark and move on, but I thought I'd give it a try.

 

[AAT65]

Never come across that word before but a teeny bit of Greek let me guess what it should mean!

 

[Dismalhead]

I got it right.

 

[Dostradamas]

None of the above

Same as automate

Auto is Latin root self

ize verb forming suffix

Self verb or self action word

 

[trev333]

auto - tom - ized..

automatic TOM bridges appear on your guitars?

.. sounds like a Gibson thing...

 

[Old Plank]

Ah i knew this one from the lobster's ability to do so.

 

[BigDaddyLH]

Go it! Now I'm off to get a lottery ticket.

 

[playforfun]

I got it wrong dang!!!

 

[Dan German]

I got it right. I usually just make some smardastic remark and move on, but I thought I'd give it a try.

Same here, except for the part about getting it right…

 

[Toto'sDad]

Same here, except for the part about getting it right…

I assure it was purely accidental on my part.

 

[nvilletele]

The fourth choice encompasses the second.

[Grammatical note: the verb in the fourth choice needs to be in past tense to maintain parallel structure with the clue, as the other choices already do.]

 

[aging_rocker]

I guessed...correctly!

auto - tom - ized..

automatic TOM bridges appear on your guitars?

.. sounds like a Gibson thing...

It's definitely a thing - Francis Rossi (Status Quo) is a known victim of that:

 

[unixfish]

Guessed wrong. No lottery ticket today!

 

[THX1123]

None of the above

Same as automate

Auto is Latin root self

ize verb forming suffix

Self verb or self action word

Referring to animals who themselves choose to lose limbs or parts intentionally

 

[THX1123]

The fourth choice encompasses the second.

[Grammatical note: the verb in the fourth choice needs to be in past tense to maintain parallel structure with the clue, as the other choices already do.]

That could be a clue.

 

[THX1123]

I guessed...correctly!


It's definitely a thing - Francis Rossi (Status Quo) is a known victim of that:
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That axe is a classic. I saw a documentary somewhere where I think he said it had become structurally unsound due to sweat and use.

 

[Kandinskyesque]

I nearly considered doing it to escape an ex-girlfriend.