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Active Threads | Active Posts | Unanswered Today | Since Yesterday | This Week Wordplay and fun TERSICOLORED - having a succinct palatte wofahulicodoc 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. _____________________________ 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 417 210,880 Read More Wordplay and fun 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. ___________________________________ 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) 417 210,880 Read More Wordplay and fun 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. ______________________ 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 417 210,880 Read More Wordplay and fun four-and-twenty blackbirds wofahulicodoc 07/18/25 06:04 PM BARKED D --> Y BAKERY 908 918,334 Read More Wordplay and fun Voice of authority A C Bowden 07/17/25 02:21 PM BRACED C > K BARKED 908 918,334 Read More Wordplay and fun Prepared for LukeJavan8 07/16/25 04:43 PM +D BRACED 908 918,334 Read More Wordplay and fun Heave ho ! wofahulicodoc 07/16/25 03:22 AM BEACH H --> R CABER 908 918,334 Read More Wordplay and fun One-sided games A C Bowden 07/14/25 12:05 AM PREPOSTEROUS – PREVAIL Preposterous sporting mismatches May upset the odds in some patches, But the form-book prevails When England plays Wales At rugby, with just a few scratches. THERMOMETER – THIGH 780 3,000,997 Read More Wordplay and fun Space cruises A C Bowden 07/11/25 03:30 PM It may be too far to the stars, But pleasure-craft orbits of Mars Will be offered by firms On generous terms, With organized quizzes and bars. PREPOSTEROUS – PREVAIL 780 3,000,997 Read More Wordplay and fun On the shore A C Bowden 07/09/25 11:53 PM CHASE S > B BEACH 908 918,334 Read More Wordplay and fun fox and rabbits LukeJavan8 07/09/25 04:10 PM - I CHASE 908 918,334 Read More Wordplay and fun Take another seat A C Bowden 07/09/25 01:05 AM ARCHIE R > S CHAISE 908 918,334 Read More Wordplay and fun FESTU CINQ - fifth birthday wofahulicodoc 07/09/25 01:03 AM FESTUCINE PRONUNCIATION: (FES-tyuh-syn/seen) MEANING: adjective: Of a pale yellow or straw-like color. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin festuca (stalk, straw). Earliest documented use: 1646. _______________________________ FEST-AU-CINÉ - when they take movies at the party FeS-LUCINE - a nutritional supplement containing insoluble iron sufide and an amino acid FESTUCIDE - the elimination of all festu 417 210,880 Read More Wordplay and fun FULGOUS - radiant wofahulicodoc 07/08/25 07:26 PM FULVOUS PRONUNCIATION: (FUHL-vuhs) MEANING: adjective: Tawny; brownish-yellow or orange. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin fulvus, from flavus (yellow). Earliest documented use: 1664. ________________________________ FULOVOUS - egocentric FOUL, VOUS! - the French referee just gave him a red card FUELVOUS - soaked in kerosene 417 210,880 Read More Wordplay and fun ...and Betty and Veronica, and Jughead, too wofahulicodoc 07/08/25 07:17 PM CHAIR add an E ARCHIE 908 918,334 Read More Wordplay and fun Nil desperandum A C Bowden 07/08/25 04:48 PM If life makes you feel you can't win, Just pour a large brandy or gin And quaff it with verve – You'll recover your nerve, And you won't contemplate giving in. ORBIT – ORGANIZE 780 3,000,997 Read More Wordplay and fun Take a seat A C Bowden 07/07/25 01:18 PM AURIC U > H CHAIR 908 918,334 Read More Wordplay and fun MEANISM - 1)striving to be unfair, and enjoying it wofahulicodoc 07/07/25 01:34 AM MELANISM PRONUNCIATION: (MEL-uh-niz-uhm)  MEANING: noun: An inherited overproduction of melanin leading to unusually dark coloration. ETYMOLOGY: From Greek melano- (black). Earliest documented use: 1842. ________________________________ MEANISM - 2) espousing "the 'middle' is the sum of all the amounts, divided by the number of samples" - i.e. enhancing the effect of extreme outliers MEANISM - 3) having an exaggerated tendency to explain everything MELONISM - worship of Cantaoupe and Honeydew and Casaba; an offshoot of the cult of the Flying Spaghetti Monster 417 210,880 Read More Wordplay and fun UTEROPAROUS - mammalian wofahulicodoc 07/07/25 01:30 AM ITEROPAROUS PRONUNCIATION: (IT-uh-ro-PAR-uhs) MEANING: adjective: Reproducing multiple times in one’s lifetime. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin iterum (again) + -parous (producing). Earliest documented use: 1954. _____________________ ITEROPARLOUS - saying the same thing over and over and over again INTEROPAROUS - describing the time between productions at La Scala or the Met AITEROPAROUS - hatching on an island (some turtles reproduce this way) 417 210,880 Read More Wordplay and fun AGNOPOLOGY - telling the lambs you're sorry wofahulicodoc 07/07/25 01:00 AM AGNOIOLOGY PRONUNCIATION: (ag-noi-OL-uh-jee)  MEANING: noun: The study of ignorance or the investigation of the unknowable. ETYMOLOGY: From Greek a- (not) + gnosis (knowledge). Earliest documented use: 1854. ______________________________ AGNOSIOLOGY - The study of neurologic deficits pertaining to the loss of ability to interpret sensory input. (An example would be not recognizing a banana by sight, while the capacity to do so by feel or scent or taste is preserved.) ANNOIOLOGY - knowing all the right buttons to push AgNIO: LOGY - How should you expect to feel after taking Silver Nitro-Iodo-Oxide? 417 210,880 Read More Wordplay and fun POGO NOT 'OME - 'E's not in, come back later wofahulicodoc 07/07/25 12:38 AM POGONOTOMY PRONUNCIATION: (po-guh-NAH-tuh-mee)  MEANING: noun: The cutting of a beard; shaving. ETYMOLOGY: From Greek pogon (beard) + -tomy (cutting). Earliest documented use: 1896. _____________________________ VOGONOTOMY – how to take all the interest out of the “Hitchhiker's Guide” POGO? NO, TOMMY! – answer to your kid's question, “Did the opossum in Walt Kelly's old comic strip smoke see-gars?” POGONOTOME – another name for “razor,” which cuts beard hairs into very thin layers 417 210,880 Read More Wordplay and fun MALISTON – Sonny's mother wofahulicodoc 07/07/25 12:34 AM MALISON PRONUNCIATI0N (MAL-uh-zuhn/suhn)  MEANING: noun: A curse. ETYMOLOGY: From Anglo-French maleiçun (curse), from Latin maledictio (curse), from maledicere (to curse), from mal- (bad) + dicere (to speak). Earliest documented use: 1300. ____________________________________ MALISON - offspring from one's friend-with-benefits MALISOU - a counterfeit coin from medieval France (which wasn't worth very much even if genuine) MACISON - the location of an Apple computer, as in “The Macison the desk” 417 210,880 Read More Wordplay and fun there's gold in them thar hills! wofahulicodoc 07/06/25 08:39 PM CURIAL drop L AURIC 908 918,334 Read More Wordplay and fun In court A C Bowden 07/05/25 07:04 AM GARLIC G > U CURIAL 908 918,334 Read More Wordplay and fun by the clove wofahulicodoc 07/04/25 06:44 PM GRAIL add C GARLIC 908 918,334 Read More Page 1 of 2 1 2 Forum Statistics Forums16 Topics13,915 Posts230,018 Members9,198 Most Online3,341 Dec 9th, 2011 Newest Members testawad, Bill_L, achz, MAGNVSTALSMA, Burlyfish 9,198 Registered Users Who's Online Now 1 members (wofahulicodoc), 390 guests, and 3 robots. 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