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07/14/20 03:40 PM
STRIDOR
PRONUNCIATION: (STRY-duhr)
MEANING: noun: A harsh, grating or creaking sound.
ETYMOLOGY: From Latin stridere (to make a harsh sound). Earliest documented use: 1632.
NOTES: The word is often used for the harsh vibrating sound produced when breathing with an airway obstruction.
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STRIDOL - somebody made a graven image of Saint R.
S'TRIGOR - It's Roy Rogers' horse!
ASTRID OR - the Swedish starlet with the golden hair
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07/14/20 01:16 AM
COSINES
S --> U
COUSINE
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07/01/20 11:29 AM
I give you the LIMERIKU, from facebook, via Paul Bickart, via Peter Ellis, via @GaryTwisted and @bellingman:
There was a young man
From Peru, whose Lim'ricks all
Looked like haiku. He
Said with a laugh, "I
Cut them in half - the pay is
Much better for two.”
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06/17/20 04:01 AM
Others may disagree, but I think the Bible combines ancient philosophy, moral guidance, history and myth. (16)
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