It’s five-word challenge time again! For this week’s challenge, can you tell a story in five words, using the word Jump in it somewhere?
Last week, your story needed to contain the word Teeth. You sent in some great stories. Here they are:
The fairy took EVERYONE’S teeth.
X-rayed teeth. Mined mini mountains.
White plastic filling teeth. Recycled?
Gums sag. Teeth protrude. Ageing.
Teeth on edge. Earthquake rumblings.
Ritu:
Too many sweets. No teeth.
Teeth locked, ready to drill!
Teeth bared, my dentist frowns.
Old man smiles, teethless grin.
Her teeth clenched my shoulder.
She showed all her teeth.
He took out his teeth.
Time to clean my teeth!
I am missing several teeth!
No fake teeth for me!
Laughter can’t hide teeth!
Tongue & teeth, best friends!
Treasure your teeth when old!
Laughter…hide My teeth!
They were not my teeth.
Her teeth were pale yellow.
Her teeth were beside her.
I’ve forgotten my teeth today.
Her teeth illuminated her face.
A J Shawler:
“Purpose of visit?”
“Harvest teeth.”
“Her comb’s teeth are canine.”
“Long night?” (Sighs) “Anne’s teething.”
“Book title?”
“Teeth of Mischief.”
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Esther Chilton 
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