In a certain code language, "put tir fin" means "fabulous juicy vegetable", "tie dip sig" means "superb white beans", and "sig lon fin" means "beans and vegetable". Which word in that language means "and"?

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A sig
B lon
C fin
D dip

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Answer: B. lon

Answer: B
Explanation: Compare "tie dip sig" and "sig lon fin". Both contain "sig" and "beans", so sig = beans. Compare "put tir fin" and "sig lon fin". Both contain "fin" and "vegetable", so fin = vegetable. The remaining words in "sig lon fin" (beans and vegetable) are "lon" and "and", therefore lon = and.

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In a certain code language, "put tir fin" means "fabulous juicy vegetable", "tie dip sig" means "superb white beans", and "sig lon fin" means "beans and vegetable". Which word in that language means "and"?

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