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Active Threads | Active Posts | Unanswered Today | Since Yesterday | This Week Wordplay and fun IMPASSIBLE - not traversible by vehicular traffic wofahulicodoc 01/12/2026 3:39 AM IMPASSIBLE PRONUNCIATION: (im-PAS-uh-buhl) MEANING: adjective: 1. Not susceptible to suffering, pain, or injury. 2. Incapable of feeling emotion. ETYMOLOGY: From French impassible, from Latin impassibilis, from in- (not) + passibilis (passible), from passus, past participle of pati (to suffer). Earliest documented use: 1340. ______________________ I'M PARSIBLE - you can figure out what I'm trying to say IMP AS BIBLE - little scamp has its own scripture IMPASS ISLE - When you get to that island, you can't go forward, but you can't go back either. You're stuck. ["Oh, help and bother!" said Pooh!] 561 329,486 Read More Wordplay and fun O.D. ORACLE - "Oracle of the Day," the on-call soothsayer wofahulicodoc 01/12/2026 3:25 AM ODORABLE PRONUNCIATION: (OH-duhr-uh-buhl) MEANING: adjective: Able to be smelled. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin odor (smell). Earliest documented use: 1589. _________________________ FODORABLE - eligible for inclusion in a travel reference guide ODOTABLE - a list of milage between places, often included on a road map [remember those?!] ODORABLE - skunkish 561 329,486 Read More Wordplay and fun PUSILLANTHROPY - having very little humanity wofahulicodoc 01/12/2026 3:15 AM PUSILANTHROPY PRONUNCIATION: (sil-LAN-thruh-pee) MEANING: noun: The doctrine or belief that Jesus was merely human. ETYMOLOGY: From Greek psilo- (mere) + anthropos (human). Earliest documented use: 1821. ___________________________________ EPSILANTHROPY - 1. being the fifth person in a sequence; 2. being an arbitrarily small persons PSI-CANTHROPY - deriving pleasure from affirming supernatural forces and phenomena PSILARTHROPY - pathology in the smallest bones, i.e. the ossicles in the middle ear 561 329,486 Read More Wordplay and fun NIB RATE - how fast you can write with this pen wofahulicodoc 01/12/2026 3:01 AM LIBRATE PRONUNCIATION: (LY-brayt) MEANING: verb intr. 1. To oscillate, waver. 2. To be poised or balanced. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin libra (scales). Earliest documented use: 1623. _________________________________ L.I. IRATE - the people of Nassau and Suffolk are angry LIBERA TE - another way to pronounce "set yourself free" LIT RATE - the percentage of the population who can read 561 329,486 Read More Forum Statistics Forums16 Topics13,915 Posts230,285 Members9,208 Most Online4,606 Sep 17th, 2025 Newest Members JerryC, blvd, Tony Hood, Wood Delivery, Forix Richard 9,208 Registered Users Top Posters(30 Days) wofahulicodoc 25 A C Bowden 6 JerryC 1 Top Posters wwh 13,858 Faldage 13,803 Jackie 11,613 wofahulicodoc 11,140 tsuwm 10,542 LukeJavan8 9,974 Buffalo Shrdlu 7,210 AnnaStrophic 6,511 Wordwind 6,296 of troy 5,400

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