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Re: Is this a word?

#15963 01/24/2001 7:25 PM

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i like tsuwm's "dipsetic" best, but i'd also submit "polydipsic" as a reasonably descriptive adjective in lieu of 'thirstifying'.

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Is this a word? ERISAguru 01/17/2001 9:11 PM

Re: Is this a word? tsuwm 01/17/2001 9:24 PM

Re: Is this a word? ERISAguru 01/17/2001 9:27 PM

Re: Is this a word? Father Steve 01/17/2001 9:43 PM

Re: Is this a word? tsuwm 01/17/2001 9:44 PM

Re: Is this a word? wow 01/17/2001 10:24 PM

Re: Is this a word? Solamente, Doug. 01/23/2001 9:11 PM

Re: Is this a word? Fiberbabe 01/23/2001 9:40 PM

Re: Is this a word? Faldage 01/23/2001 10:12 PM

Re: Is this a word? tsuwm 01/23/2001 10:27 PM

Re: Is this a word? H. Tracy Hall 01/23/2001 10:45 PM

Re: Is this a word? H. Tracy Hall 01/23/2001 10:56 PM

Re: Is this a word? bikermom 01/24/2001 1:55 PM

Unreadable Rapunzel 01/24/2001 7:05 PM

Re: It's supposed to be Unreadable Faldage 01/24/2001 7:35 PM

Re: It's supposed to be Unreadable Rapunzel 01/24/2001 8:50 PM

Re: If you really want to be obscure Faldage 01/25/2001 2:48 PM

Re: Is this a word? Anonymous 01/24/2001 7:25 PM

Re: Is this a word? Max Quordlepleen 01/24/2001 8:22 PM

Re: Is this a word? bikermom 01/24/2001 1:51 PM

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