OK. I checked this out with the Hogmaster. I think this word will work.
Gemebund
This is a pre-Halloween word. If you already know the definition of it, you can still play: submit daffinitions to Wordwind via PM and just vote on another creative daffinition, even your own.
If you don't know the definition of gemebund, then so much the better. It's an adjective, by the way.
I'll take daffinitions through next Sunday night, and then we'll play. If anybody else comes up with a creepy/crawly word you'd like to officiate over after this round, please step in. If not, I'll keep looking around for good October words.
Best reghouls,
WoooooooooWind
What do you mean by "adjective"? If you are actually revealing what part of speech it is, no fair! If you are whingeing because it sounds like an adjective, boohoo to you too.
Uh, sjm...I was reacting to this in WW's introductory post:
If you don't know the definition of gemebund, then so much the better. It's an adjective, by the way.And, hey! I verbed
noun!
"if I can't 'noun it'!"...
>Uh, sjm...I was reacting to this in WW's introductory post:
SHEESH, talk about being unreasonable! How in the name of all that's holy can I possibly be expected to read posts before leaping to contusions?!
SHEESH, talk about being unreasonable! How in the name of all that's holy can I possibly be expected to read posts before leaping to contusions?!Well, if your legs and feet grow out of the top of your head, then that could be an ongoing problem, but...
The real pity is that, for only the third time, I had crafted an entry and submitted it. My entry, however, was a noun, so our Hogmistress's helpful gesture has already knocked me out of the running.
Hogmistress'sHogmistress? Wouldn't that be...Hogmarm?
Listen, I messed up. I set it up as an adjective erroneously. But now the cat's out of the bag.
Still, it's a pretty easy operation to make up definitions in adjective form. Let's just say this is a somewhat restrictive version of Hogwash. A more refined version. A variation on a theme type of Hogwash. Thinking outside of the box where all creepy/crawly October adjectives or would-be adjectives lie.
I mean, it could have been worse. I could have written that gemebund is an interjection, or, even worse, a conjunction.
Best regards,
WW
P.S. Two really good definitions came in last night. sjm, just give it another whirl. If you're not too cast down, that is. October adjectives may line their little selves up in your imagination like brown corn stalks in a row out there in the cooling fields.
Need more definitions, please.
We have two and one other one withdrawn.
Six days to go...
Send via PM to Wordwind.
Many thanks.
Boris regards,
WW
I'd like to be able to participate in a Hogwash again without all the extraneous stuff and admonitions [pout].
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(no, I'm not running for pork-barrel office. Just voicing a mini-rant
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Getting a little glossalous here, aren't we?
We have a total of four definitions now. Thank you all very much.
I don't understand AnnaS's complaint.
I sincerely apologize for inserting the defining "adjective." Was an honest mistake. If I run this thing again, I'll know not to. Still, it seems that it won't be a big deal to put definitions in adjective form this once--at least, it hasn't been for four submitters.
Best regards,
WW
Well, WW...we're all adjectively waiting! (ahem)
Adjectively waiting, huh? Trying to rub it in, huh?
Daffinitions can keep coming in through Monday morning. I'll post the round sometime later on Monday.
We do need more daffinitions.
[stomping-foot-e]
Why don't'cha just give us the definition, too, Dub-Dub, so we have something to work with?