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TERSICOLORED - having a succinct palatte
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07/18/25 07:13 PM
VERSICOLORED
PRONUNCIATION: (VUHR-si-kuhl-uhrd)
MEANING: adjective:
1. Having many colors; variegated.
2. Having a color that changes in appearance; iridescent.
ETYMOLOGY: From Latin vertere (to turn) + color. Earliest documented use: 1721.
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VERTICOLORED - all the pigments go straight up and down
VERBICOLOR-RED - language that's very salty (rated R)
VESSICOLORED - having such thin skin that you can see the arteries and veins right through it
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VERDAZU RINK - where people go practice Verdazu
wofahulicodoc
07/18/25 07:00 PM
VERDAZURINE
PRONUNCIATION: (vuhrd-AZH-uh-reen)
MEANING: adjective: Bluish-green; sea-green.
ETYMOLOGY: From Italian verdazzurro (sea-green), from verde (green) + azzurro (blue). Earliest documented use: 1681.
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VEND AZ URINE - when you live in Tucson you can sell your pee
G.E.R.D. AZURINE - a form of GI disease which necessitates that you avoid foods that are blue
VERDAZU RITE - what people do in a Verdizu Rink (see above)
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SPA DICE-OUS - gambling as you lose weight
wofahulicodoc
07/18/25 06:20 PM
SPADICEOUS
PRONUNCIATION: (spay/spuh-DISH-uhs)
MEANING: adjective:
1. Of a reddish-brown color.
2. Relating to a spadix, the floral spike usually enclosed in a spathe.
ETYMOLOGY: From Latin spadix (a torn-off palm branch and its fruit), from Greek spadix (a torn-off frond). Earliest documented use: 1646.
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SPALDICEOUS - like a pink rubber ball
SOPADICEOUS - soupy, in Mexico City
iPADICEOUS - like a handhold multi-purpose electronic device, more than a Palm Pilot and even a smartphone, but less than a laptop computer
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