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Active Threads | Active Posts | Unanswered Today | Since Yesterday | This Week Wordplay and fun A.B. REST - a gap year after graduating from college wofahulicodoc 11/05/2025 7:46 PM ABREAST PRONUNCIATION: (uh-BREST) MEANING: adverb: 1. Side by side and facing the same direction. 2. Informed; up-to-date. ETYMOLOGY: From a- (on, at) + breast, from Old English breost. Earliest documented use: 1450. __________________________________ A BEAST - a two-L llama (apologies to Ogden Nash) LA BREAST - pertaining to the pit with the most tar AIR EAST - a new airline headquartered in Shanghai 972 1,086,045 Read More Wordplay and fun PAST HASTE - rushing heedlessly wofahulicodoc 11/05/2025 7:31 PM POSTHASTE PRONUNCIATION: (post-hayst) MEANING: adverb: With great speed. ETYMOLOGY: From the phrase “haste, post, haste” Earliest documented use: 1545. _________________________ POST TASTE - the gustatory qualities of your breakfast cereal POST CHASTE - after you've lost your virginity MOST HASTE - makes most waste 972 1,086,045 Read More Wordplay and fun ELSEWITHER - any point on a horse's back except the highest wofahulicodoc 11/05/2025 7:25 PM ELSEWITHER PRONUNCIATION: (ELS-with-uhr, els-WITH-) MEANING: adverb: In a different direction. ETYMOLOGY: From Old English elleshwider, from elles (else) + hwider (whither). Earliest documented use: before 1150. __________________________ EASEWITHER - to loosen the cinch on a saddle ELSE HITHER - if yer not pleased by what's yon ELSIE, WITHER? - Where'ya goin', Elsie? 972 1,086,045 Read More

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