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Picking up where we left off... wofahulicodoc 11/08/2025 8:33 PM
OBLATION

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BLOATING
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ANY WREN - a songbird in the bush wofahulicodoc 11/08/2025 8:26 PM
ANYWHEN

PRONUNCIATION: (EN-ee-hwen)

MEANING: adverb: At any time.

ETYMOLOGY: From any + when, from Old English ǣnig + hwenne. Earliest documented use: 1834.
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MANYWHEN - Parallel Universe hypotheses

A NEW HEN - After the Little Red Hen ate the bread she had had to bakeall by herself, another fowl took over her role in the barnyard

AND WHEN - often associated with where
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