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#21598
03/08/2001 11:13 AM
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journeyman
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Recently I heard an unfarmilar word from The Strawberry Roan.(Marty Robbins) I think he coined the word. HAs anyone else heard a coined word in a song or a book?
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#21599
03/08/2001 6:48 PM
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Carpal Tunnel
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and I noticed an unfarmiliar word in The Strawberry Roan.Please don't leave us hanging, jimthedogII, what was the mystery word?  One of my favourite coined words from a book would have to be frumious, since you asked.
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#21600
03/08/2001 7:39 PM
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Something that sounded like faririse was the word. (pronounced fare, as in farewell ir, ize)
-Scott
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#21602
03/08/2001 8:44 PM
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I should of known country singers are to stupid to coin words. Well it's hard to tell what he's saying in that part.
-Scott
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#21603
03/08/2001 8:54 PM
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#21604
03/08/2001 9:09 PM
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a humorus book about a dog, but as usual the publishers wouldn't accept it.
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it seems to me that humorous books can be read without a laugh by the serious minded with little sense of humor.
One dog book I read -- by Jacqueline Suzanne before she became famous for Valley of Dolls -- was the story of her life with her mini French Poodle ... my husband and I were falling off the chair laughing... "Every Night Josephine." It helped that we had a mini French Poodle, Miss Merry Mod, Mod for short. However a lady I know missed it completely.
Anyone else read it?
wow
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#21605
03/08/2001 9:46 PM
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journeyman
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Speaking of jobs I also am a radio traffic reporter.
-Scott
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#21606
03/09/2001 10:56 AM
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My favorite words are from The Hobbit.
-Scott
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#21607
07/29/2001 6:43 PM
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I don't know if it's real or not,but in Savoy Truffle(Harrison)they use the word "montelimat",and no one has been able to tell me what it means.I think its a kind of dessert.....
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#21608
07/29/2001 7:10 PM
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Creme tangerine and montelimat
A ginger sling with a pineapple heart
A coffee dessert--yes you know it's good news
But you'll have to have them all pulled out
After the Savoy truffle.
Sure does sound like something to eat. Back to Internet to find out more.
P. S. Dozens of sites, all with the same line and nothing more. Over to some other eager beaver.
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#21609
07/29/2001 10:18 PM
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Montelimar is (I think) a town in France famous for its nougat type delicacy.
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#21610
07/30/2001 12:30 AM
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thanx both!!!!!thats sumthin there.....
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