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... an arrow towards its D ---> T TARGET (but fruit flies like a banana!)
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TRAGEDY - Y I like my pecorino cheese GRATED I met Jim Piersall (#37 with the Bosox) a few years ago; he was very kind, esp. when I told him my mother's cousin had been his first 'best man' (he married Mary Teevan when he was in Class A about 50
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GREATLY when he played for the Barons but (L>D) TRAGEDY was Jim Piersall's stock-in-trade. In retrospect I think that the year Piersall played for the Birmingham Barons he was just having fun.
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REGALLY I'd REGALLY gone to the GALLERY, but when I broke out in a rash, I knew it was an ALLERGY ... which upset me L ---- > T GREATLY (I liked that 1st baseman, too!)
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ALLEGORY drop o (like Walt) REGALLY
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RHINOPHAGOUS - nose-eating RHINOPHAGOUS - drinks only German-river water passed by the Lorelei
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GALLEON N ---- > R Thanks for the kind words, Rhubarb ... I tried Anglo- and Gaol- and other approaches to try to fill the hull of your craft with something other than Chat.Thames Embankment ... Leider, ohne Erfolg ... but your comments inspir
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endymion, you are a person of great taste,sans doute - the Barbera of Piemonte is a wonderful wine - and the Barbera d'Asti is very close behind it. Cheers! and, of course, the GALLON takes an E, which makes is so laid back and happy that it become
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LAGOON my lasagna is enticing, but I'd rather some Piemontese Barbera, O ---- > L ...by the GALLON
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rhizophagous PRONUNCIATION: (ry-ZOPH-uh-guhs) MEANING: adjective: Feeding on roots. ETYMOLOGY: From Greek rhizo- (root) + -phagous (feeding on). Earliest documented use: 1832. ______________________________ r > w WHIZPHAGOUS- a budding young
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Deb deb debutante so so what I want A Dixieland delight A stars fell on Alabama night A Dixie debutante is so so what I want FAMINE - FARM
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Originally Posted By: jenny jennySimply said and simply true, AC. So we should simply go and inject their little simple minds with ardour. I think so.
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LASAGNE? Yes, Luke. She liked it well enough because such fare somehow e > o ANALOGS her Kentucky,German, Irish, heritage.
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Add E SEMPIETERNAL - any word with two meanings that mean the same thing e.g. hippity-hop (hop hop) or sempiternal (always eternal}
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By using and maintaining the proper ANGLES A girl is sure to get BANGLES and papayas, anything her heart desires
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Instead of coriander used corundum Oh t’was such a conundrum To the dentist such cost O’er the tooth that’d been lost A pauper’s life is so humdrum DEBUTANTE- DELIGHT
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...and wouldn't I have liked to ... GRABLE (She of the Great Gams) R ---- > N I'd always thought she might be beguiled if I gave her a BANGLE ... PS: Congrats on the multi-6's!!!
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GARBLED? Huba huba, endy! Your garbling might be excused if you had had your butt pinched as many times as the late but great Betty drop the D GRABLE.
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GRABBED B ---- > L ...my communications have been GARBLED
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