Can you fill in the right adjective for these Perry Mason cases?

Do you know what words describe the kiss, the toupee, the mermaid and more?

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Creative case names were perfected by Sherlock Holmes and Nancy Drew but Perry Mason, both the series and the original books by Erle Stanley Gardner, take the cake for sheer creativity.

Most are troublesome tongue-twisters. Try saying the title of any Perry Mason episode five times fast and see what we mean!

We’ve taken the adjectives out of 15 case names. Can you guess what word is missing from each one?

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  1. What adjective describes the subject of Perry Mason's first episode?
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  2. What word describes the fancy coat in this case?
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  3. What describes the kiss in this case?
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  4. The very last episode uses what fitting adjective?
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  5. What number is missing from this episode title?
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  6. Which character is mentioned in this case name?
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  7. What word describes the sculptor in this case?
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  8. What color is missing from this episode title?
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  9. How is the mermaid described in this case?
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  10. Can you fill in the missing word for this case?
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  11. What kind of ghost is described in this case name?
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  12. What number Frenchman is in this title?
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  13. "Corpse" shows up in a few Perry Mason case names. Which adjective was NOT used for any of them?
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  14. The hairpiece in this case is described as...
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  15. What word is missing from this murder case about a briefcase?
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Can you fill in the right adjective for these Perry Mason cases?

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