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#95497 - 02/13/03 03:56 PM more more
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Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 01/18/01
Posts: 13858 arcate: bow-shaped
archimandrite: head of a monastery or convent
arctoid: bear-like
arefy: to dry up; to wither
aret: to assign or allot
argil: clay used in making pottery
argute: shrill; keen; shrewd
aristarchy: government by the best
armigerous: entitled to bear arms
arpent: unit of land area slightly smaller than an acre
arrendator: one who rents or farms at a yearly rent
arthrology: study of joints
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#95498 - 02/13/03 04:33 PM Re: more more
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Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 09/30/01
Posts: 6296
Loc: Piedmont Region of Virginia, U... In reply to:aristarchy: government by the best
Best at what?
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#95499 - 02/13/03 05:23 PM Re: more more
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Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 01/18/01
Posts: 13858 I love me, I am the best. The merry hell with all the rest.If I could clone myself a thousand
times, I'd take over this country. That would be aristarchy. Another good reason to ban cloning.
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#95500 - 02/14/03 12:02 AM Re: more more
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Carpal Tunnel
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Registered: 03/13/01
Posts: 4189
Loc: Rio Grande, Cape May County, N... Arefy
Once had a neighbor who had a dog named Arfey...and she used to sing to him,
"What's it all about, Arfey?..."
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#95501 - 02/14/03 03:37 AM Re: more more
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Pooh-Bah
Registered: 03/06/02
Posts: 1692
Loc: UK archimandrite: head of a monastery or convent
What a wonderful, archaic sounding word. It always conjures up a picture of a figure, dimly seen through mists of incense, imposing, bearded, robed and mitred and carrying a heavy, elaborately decorated, staff. Should be worth a lot of points in a D&D game!
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#95502 - 02/14/03 10:25 AM Re: more more
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Carpal Tunnel
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Registered: 03/13/01
Posts: 4189
Loc: Rio Grande, Cape May County, N... archimandrite
I have a distant relative who is an Archimandrite of the Greek Catholic Church, (a high bishop akin to the Cardinal of the Roman Catholics). He started out as a priest in a Carpatho-Russian congregation, St. John's in Perth Amboy, NJ. I always loved the sound of that word, archimandrite, and wondered about it's origin. Eastern Rite priests are allowed to marry, BTW.
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