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Active Topics | Active Posts | Unanswered Posts Past 24 hours | Past 48 hours | Past 7 days Forum   Subject Q&A about words Re: The male counterpart of distaff by tsuwm @ 14 minutes 22 seconds ago actually, agnate is the more direct 'opposite' of enate. YCLIU. Wordplay and fun Re: It's the way she sashays ... by endymion6 @ Today at 09:16 AM RACHET R ---- > C ..around that gives her that certain, je ne sais quoi...comme on dit ... CACHET Wordplay and fun RESTIVE down South is still refusing to go forward by jenny jenny @ Today at 08:21 AM restive PRONUNCIATION: (RES-tiv) MEANING: adjective: Restless, uneasy. ETYMOLOGY: From Middle French rester (to remain), from Latin restare (to remain standing). Ultimately from the Indo-European root sta- (to stand), which is also the sour Wordplay and fun The fat indian then flew the coop without a... by jenny jenny @ Today at 08:05 AM TRACE recalled the stonefaced Nurse (add h) RACHET Q&A about words Re: The male counterpart of distaff by birdie @ Today at 05:06 AM The antonym of distaff is agnate. Had it in a crossword puzzle. It is also in Websters 20th century dictionary, unabridged edition Loanwords from German Re: your face is familiar...... by Bazr @ Today at 04:29 AM Originally Posted By: LukeJavan8Nope! My sheep comes from "The Little Prince' by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. The prince asks the pilot to draw him a sheep. It is a short French novel I used in teaching 2nd year French decades ago. My beautiful avatar i Loanwords from German Re: your face is familiar...... by Faldage @ Yesterday at 07:06 PM You got it, Bazr. Wordplay and fun Re: Shall we check for prints? by endymion6 @ Yesterday at 02:29 PM CARTER - R ..without a TRACE Loanwords from German Re: your face is familiar...... by LukeJavan8 @ Yesterday at 02:04 PM Nope! My sheep comes from "The Little Prince' by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. The prince asks the pilot to draw him a sheep. It is a short French novel I used in teaching 2nd year French decades ago. My beautiful avatar is the work of Tromboniator on th Wordplay and fun - - - -donkey? by LukeJavan8 @ Yesterday at 11:48 AM B > C CARTER Wordplay and fun Re: Trade agreement by endymion6 @ Yesterday at 11:28 AM BARREL L ---- > T BARTER Forum Stats 8717 Members 16 Forums 13802 Topics 214485 Posts Max Online: 3341 @ 12/09/11 02:15 PM Newest Members Laban, birdie, mepallav, discopig, Byz 8717 Registered Users Who's Online 0 registered (), 37 Guests and 1 Spider online. Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod Top Posters (30 Days) Bazr 110 LukeJavan8 88 endymion6 86 wofahulicodoc 81 jenny jenny 63 A C Bowden 32 Tromboniator 8 Faldage 6 olly 3 tsuwm 2 Top Posters wwh 13858 Faldage 13802 Jackie 11609 tsuwm 10513 Buffalo Shrdlu 7210 AnnaStrophic 6511 LukeJavan8 6308 Wordwind 6296 of troy 5400 BranShea 5282

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