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#209845 - 02/28/13 12:43 PM Re: A tough one... [Re: jenny jenny]
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Carpal Tunnel
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ORCHETYPE -- what Nero Wolfe is obsessed by.
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#209848 - 02/28/13 02:36 PM Re: A tough one... [Re: jenny jenny]
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Loc: Lancaster, UK archihype - over-fulsome praise of modern buildings._________________________
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#209855 - 02/28/13 05:36 PM Re: A tough one... [Re: jenny jenny]
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Loc: Land of the Flat Water ARCHIEHYPE
Listening to the rants of Archie Bunker._________________________
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#209859 - 03/01/13 09:23 AM Oh well... [Re: LukeJavan8]
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Loc: Lower Aberdeen, Mississippi A.Word.A.Day with Anu Garg dactylography
PRONUNCIATION:(dak-tuh-LOG-ruh-fee)
MEANING:
noun: The study of fingerprints as a means of identification.
ETYMOLOGY:
From Greek dactylo- (finger or toe) + -graphy (writing). Earliest documented use: 1884.
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DACTYLORAPHY - when a rapper does that crazy handjive
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#209860 - 03/01/13 11:48 AM Re: Oh well... [Re: jenny jenny]
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Loc: Land of the Flat Water AMBIDACTYLOGRAPHYleft-hand/right-handed search for clues
based on finger prints._________________________
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#209863 - 03/01/13 03:04 PM Re: Oh well... [Re: LukeJavan8]
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Loc: Lancaster, UK QUACTYLOGRAPHY - identifying water-fowl by the noise they make._________________________
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#209894 - 03/04/13 09:27 AM Re: Oh well, it's Monday. Yippee! [Re: Rhubarb Commando]
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Loc: Lower Aberdeen, Mississippi Anu's happy word of today: gelasin
PRONUNCIATION:(JEL-uh-sin)
MEANING:
noun: A dimple in the cheek that appears when someone smiles.
ETYMOLOGY:
From Greek gelaein (to laugh), which also gave us the words agelast (one who never laughs) and hypergelast (one who laughs too much). Earliest documented use: 1608.
USAGE:
"Gelasin is this pretty little dimple of which Martial says:
His is the face less gracious
Who has not the gelasin joyous."
Laurent Joubert; Treatise on Laughter; University of Alabama Press; 1980.
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AGELASIN: the inability to dimple
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#209898 - 03/04/13 11:52 AM Re: Oh well, it's Monday. Yippee! [Re: jenny jenny]
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TELASIN
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#209899 - 03/04/13 01:38 PM Re: Oh well, it's Monday. Yippee! [Re: LukeJavan8]
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Loc: Lower Aberdeen, Mississippi "A" sin, Luke?
For me it takes hours.
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#209900 - 03/04/13 01:44 PM Re: Oh well, it's Monday. Yippee! [Re: jenny jenny]
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Carpal Tunnel
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Loc: Land of the Flat Water Well, I guess it can be a process. You know the old proverb
something about a journey of a thousand miles begins with
a single step. Wonder how much the old confession is used
any more, the Roman Church seems to pretty much have thrown the
baby out with the bath water.
Edited by LukeJavan8 (03/04/13 01:45 PM)_________________________
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