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Active Threads | Active Posts | Unanswered Today | Since Yesterday | This Week Wordplay and fun PROF UNION - University teachers' collective-baraining unit wofahulicodoc 03/07/2026 12:46 AM PROFUSION PRONUNCIATION: (pruh-FYOO-zhuhn) MEANING: noun: 1. Extravagance. 2. A large quantity or abundance. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin profundere (to pour forth), from pro- (forth) + fundere (to pour). Earliest documented use: 1545. ___________________________ PROFUSION - in favor of using the reaction Deuterium-->Helium as a source of clean energy PROFUSICON - a 3-D printer which simplifies the rapid production of religious symbols OROFUSION - the ultimate surgical treatment for morbid obesity: sewing the lips together 604 362,349 Read More Wordplay and fun PERFUMION - a place to buy incense wofahulicodoc 03/07/2026 12:27 AM PERFUSION PRONUNCIATION: (puhr-FYOO-zhuhn) MEANING: noun: 1. The spreading of a liquid, color, light, aroma, etc. 2. The passage of a fluid through an organ or tissue, for example, to supply nutrients or oxygen. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin perfundere (to drench), from per- (through) + fundere (to pour). Earliest documented use: 1574. _________________________ PERIFUSION - Iolanthe and Tinkerbell merge PEARFUSION - grafting a pear-tree bole onto apple-tree stock PERUSION - reading 604 362,349 Read More Wordplay and fun call to prayer wofahulicodoc 03/07/2026 12:07 AM MARTIANS A-->E MINARETS 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun Foreign creatures A C Bowden 03/06/2026 11:35 PM ALARMIST L > N MARTIANS 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun Peeving the people A C Bowden 03/06/2026 1:10 AM Though President Trump likes to pose As a scourge of America's foes, Most voters abhor Perpetual war, So popular discontent grows. SAGACIOUS – SALVO 808 3,246,165 Read More Wordplay and fun P.O. DOSE - when you take your medicine by mouth wofahulicodoc 03/04/2026 9:17 PM POROSE PRONUNCIATION: (por-OHS) MEANING: adjective: Having pores. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin porosus, from Latin porus (pore). Earliest documented use: 1400. __________________________ SPOROSE - reproducing like ferns or mushrooms PRO ROSE - 1. the boxer was knocked down but he got up again; 2. the professional riveter PYROSE - fiery 604 362,349 Read More Wordplay and fun Wolf! Wolf! wofahulicodoc 03/04/2026 8:42 PM MISTRAL add A ALARMIST 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun Cold wind A C Bowden 03/03/2026 5:00 PM TAILORS O > M MISTRAL 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun TOROSE - doughnut-shaped wofahulicodoc 03/03/2026 3:42 PM MOROSE: (muh-ROHS) MEANING: adjective: Gloomy, sullen, or sour-tempered. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin morosus (peevish), from mos (manner, will). Earliest documented use: 1565. ________________________ MOR USE - repair/recycle rather than replace MOROUSE - Now get up, and stay up! MONOSE - singular 604 362,349 Read More Wordplay and fun INCU-BUS - a traveling nursery wofahulicodoc 03/02/2026 9:00 PM INCUBOUS PRONUNCIATION: (IN-kyuh-buhs) MEANING: adjective: Arranged so that each part overlaps the one above it (the reverse of how roof shingles are laid). ETYMOLOGY: From Latin incubare (to lie upon), from in- (upon) + cubare (to lie). Earliest documented use: 1857. ______________________ ZINCUBOUS - pertaining to Element No. 30 INOCUBOUS - inoculating an ox against anthrax or other diseases IN-CURB-OUS - how to describe something inside a hollowed-out curbstone 604 362,349 Read More Wordplay and fun Sam, you made the pants too long wofahulicodoc 03/02/2026 4:36 PM FLORIST F-->A TAILORS 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun Flowery occupation A C Bowden 03/02/2026 5:44 AM FLIRTS + O FLORIST 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun Might be, if you’re a teenager wofahulicodoc 02/28/2026 5:44 PM TRIFLES drop E FLIRTS 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun Nothing of importance A C Bowden 02/28/2026 5:40 PM FITLESS S > R TRIFLES 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun IN CAB, US - we took a taxi wofahulicodoc 02/28/2026 4:19 AM INCUBUS PRONUNCIATION: (IN-kyuh-buhs) MEANING: noun: 1. An oppressive burden. 2. A nightmare. 3. A male demon believed to have sex with sleeping women. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin incubare (to lie upon), from in- (upon) + cubare (to lie). Earliest documented use: 1275. ____________________________ INCA BUS - Betcha didn't know they had mass transit in Machu Picchu, didja? IN CUBE, US - we use only cartons with right angles and equal-length edges INOCUBUS - a mobil immunization clinic 604 362,349 Read More Wordplay and fun OF A LLOW - pertaining to a cow's vocalization wofahulicodoc 02/28/2026 4:05 AM FALLOW PRONUNCIATION: (FAL-oh) MEANING: adj.: 1. Inactive or unproductive. 2. (Of land) left to lie idle for a season, sometimes after plowing. noun: 1. Land left to lie idle to restore its fertility. 2. The act of plowing land and leaving it unseeded. verb tr.: To leave unseeded. ETYMOLOGY: From Old English fealh (fallow land). Earliest documented use: before 1150. _____________________________ FILLOW - a light thin multilayered dough used in many middle-eastern cuisines FAL-LA - OW! - to sing madrigals for so long that it hurts FEAL LOW - to be melancholic 604 362,349 Read More Wordplay and fun SELLOW - when combined with BIHI, a bad strategy for investing wofahulicodoc 02/28/2026 3:57 AM SALLOW PRONUNCIATION: (SAL-oh) MEANING: adjective: Of a sickly yellowish or pale color. ETYMOLOGY: From Old English salu. Earliest documented use: before 1150. ________________________ SOLLOW - describing the bottom C on a piano (C-5, I think it is); also, when sung with no accompaniment SALKOW - an ice-skating maneuver, usually done in multiples of two, three, or rarely four FALLOW - to lose your balance and hurt yourself on contact with the ground 604 362,349 Read More Wordplay and fun LURID - salacious wofahulicodoc 02/28/2026 3:43 AM LUCID PRONUNCIATION: (LOO-sid) MEANING: adjective: 1. Clear; easily understood. 2. Clearheaded, especially between periods of confusion. 3. Bright or shining ETYMOLOGY: From Latin lucere (to shine), from lux (light). Ultimately from the Indo-European root leuk- (light) that is also the source of lunar, lunatic, light, lightning, lucid, illuminate, illustrate, translucent, lux, and lynx. Earliest documented use: 1581. ____________________ LUCIED - binged on the old TV show, with Desi and Fred and Ethel; (reruns still available) LUCIDE - a combination of Lucy with chlorine or another halogen ELUCID - the person who would eat things to draw out their meaning, a process called "elucidate" 604 362,349 Read More Wordplay and fun My object all sublime wofahulicodoc 02/28/2026 3:22 AM LEFTIST T -->S ...The billiards sharp whom anyone catches, HIs doom's extremely hard; He's made to dwell in a dungeon cell On a spot that's always barred, And there he plays extravagant matches In FITLESS fingerstalls On a cloth untrue .With a twisted cue ..And elliptical billiard balls! [laughing maniacally] -- The Mikado, Act II 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun On the workers' side A C Bowden 02/25/2026 2:19 AM LOFTIEST - O LEFTIST 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun MAC I.D. - the serial number of my desktop computer wofahulicodoc 02/24/2026 3:30 AM MUCID PRONUNCIATION: (MYOO-sid) MEANING: adjective: 1. Moldy, musty, or slimy. 2. Rotten; really bad. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin mucere (to be moldy). Earliest documented use: 1656. __________________________ MO, C.I.D. - Maurice, Scotland Yard's Criminal Investigation Division detective, introduces himself tersely MU HID - Why can't I find the twelfth letter of the Greek alphabet? 'MUCIDE - killing the Liberty Mutual Insurance company's advertising mascot 604 362,349 Read More Wordplay and fun MAC ID - the serial number of my computer wofahulicodoc 02/23/2026 7:36 PM MUCID PRONUNCIATION: (MYOO-sid) MEANING: adjective: 1. Moldy, musty, or slimy. 2. Rotten; really bad. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin mucere (to be moldy). Earliest documented use: 1656. __________________________ MO, C.I.D. - Maurice, Scotland Yard's Criminal Investigation Division detective, introduces himself tersely MU HID - Why can't I find the twelfth letter of the Greek alphabet? 'MUCIDE - killing the Liberty Mutual Insurance company's advertising mascot 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun high ideals wofahulicodoc 02/22/2026 6:21 AM FALSETTO A --> I LOFTIEST [Also FALSETTO / E --> K / SOFTTALK. (Remember the 1980s?) But that had only one T.] 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun High notes A C Bowden 02/22/2026 1:50 AM FLATTENS N > O FALSETTO 20 837 Read More Wordplay and fun the plane truth wofahulicodoc 02/22/2026 12:48 AM TALENTS add F FLATTENS 20 837 Read More Page 1 of 2 1 2 Forum Statistics Forums16 Topics13,916 Posts230,359 Members9,209 Most Online5,626 Mar 4th, 2026 Newest Members Peripatetic Toad, JerryC, blvd, Tony Hood, Wood Delivery 9,209 Registered Users Top Posters(30 Days) wofahulicodoc 36 A C Bowden 11 Top Posters wwh 13,858 Faldage 13,803 Jackie 11,613 wofahulicodoc 11,194 tsuwm 10,542 LukeJavan8 9,974 Buffalo Shrdlu 7,210 AnnaStrophic 6,511 Wordwind 6,296 of troy 5,400

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