Question

WTF is a ''harried quarry''!!??
A harried quarry might feel
A. imperious and ramshackled.
B. melancholic and carnivorous.
C. harassed and hunted.

Answer 1

soooooo lost..:/

Answer 2

Heeey. It's C again. "To harry" is the tenaciously attack or persistently put a person or place in danger of attack. So if the quarry "a deep pit" is consistently harried, I'd say that certain machines are continuously digging in it to extract minerals like rocks and oil etc. Does that explain it? lol

Answer 3

ummm..not really..is there a simpler way u can explain it? lol

Answer 4

A hunted animal; prey. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/quarry i just typed it in google...:)

Answer 5

is that harried quarry? or just one of the words?

Answer 6

just quarry... but im sure that hairy is just ...hairy..?

Answer 7

ohh.. harried...

Answer 8

https://www.google.com/search?q=harried&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&channel=fflb harried..:)

Answer 9

Sure, no prob. So a quarry is a pit. Usually, you associate a quarry with where machines dent the landscape while digging etc. So this is basically a poetic way of saying that the quarry is "always being drilled." You know how people say that "such and such scars the landscape?" It's kind of like that. The quarry is constantly being attacked, and since it's a quarry, you can assume it's machinery doing the attacking - but that's unnecessary in light of your question, which is basically asking for a definition of "harried," which is the past tense of the verb "to harry" and means "to constantly attack.:

Answer 10

so.. a quarry is an animal.. and then there is harried.. so stick them together..:)

Answer 11

thats not what google says...:/

Answer 12

@kelly226 Never thought of that! Yes, there's that too.

Answer 13

lol

Answer 14

kelly qoogle lies..lol

Answer 15

oop! lol google

Answer 16

hahaha i guess so..:/ lol:)

Answer 17

soo.. what does it mean??

Answer 18

i would probably feel harassed and hunted if i was called a "harrie quarry"

Answer 19

or imperious and ramshackled.

Answer 20

lol

Answer 21

lol i have NOOOO idea..:/ sorry!!!:(

Answer 22

not if u were called one..what would one feel like?

Answer 23

Although "quarry" is up for debate, I'm still certain it's C, as that lines up with the definition of "harried" the best.

Answer 24

ok thank you all!!:D

Answer 25

No problem, and thanks for the medal. :)