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Active Threads | Active Posts | Unanswered Today | Since Yesterday | This Week Wordplay and fun 09/25/18 04:04 AM Quick writer [by A C Bowden] PRINCE R > L PENCIL 35 363 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/25/18 12:57 AM Re: Last Word [by A C Bowden] Originally Posted by LukeJavan8 Hoping for a new, good day I jump out of bed (11) The last word in the previous post was "in". I suggest: In hope of a good day I jump out of bed. (11) 491 210,898 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/24/18 04:01 PM Re: Last Word [by LukeJavan8] Hoping for a new, good day I jump out of bed (11) 491 210,898 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/24/18 01:24 PM SPITFIRE - what roasts the meat at a barbecue [by wofahulicodoc] SPITFIRE PRONUNCIATION: (SPIT-fyr) MEANING: noun: Someone high-spirited, quick-tempered, and outspoken. ETYMOLOGY: Describing one who appears to spit fire. Earliest documented use: 1600. A synonym, also a tosspot word, is shitfire. _______________________ SPITFARE - what you roast and then eat at a barbecue. See also SPITFIRE above, PITFIRE, and (if the grill overturns) SPILTFIRE SPITFORE - how the angry Scotsman warned he was about to tee off SPLITFIRE - what Moses had to do to bring his people out of Egypt across the Red Volcano 802 296,271 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/24/18 12:21 AM Timely appearance [by A C Bowden] Boy, was I glad when I saw her walk in! (10) 491 210,898 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/23/18 04:52 PM Re: Last Word [by LukeJavan8] Work with no play makes Jack a dull boy (9). 491 210,898 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/23/18 04:47 PM Re: Last Word [by wofahulicodoc] Things my math teacher said: “Show all work!” (8) 491 210,898 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/23/18 01:25 AM Re: Last Word [by LukeJavan8] Artists who show work sell many things (7) 491 210,898 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/23/18 12:17 AM Re: Last Word [by A C Bowden] Rainy days have inspired many artists. (6) 491 210,898 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/23/18 12:13 AM As in Saint-Exupery's tale [by A C Bowden] PRANCE A > I PRINCE 35 363 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/22/18 11:42 PM as what the reindeer must do. [by LukeJavan8] T>p PRANCE 35 363 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/22/18 10:18 PM How sweet it is [by wofahulicodoc] CANTOR O —> E NECTAR 35 363 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/22/18 03:44 PM - - - - LEADS SINGING [by LukeJavan8] -o CANTOR 35 363 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/22/18 01:32 PM Funny once [by wofahulicodoc] COOLANT L —> R CARTOON 35 363 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/22/18 12:00 AM No sweat [by A C Bowden] OCTAGON G > L COOLANT 35 363 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/21/18 07:06 PM catheters and IV tubes and needles, too [by wofahulicodoc] GAGE PRONUNCIATION: (gayj) MEANING: noun: 1. A pledge: something offered as a guarantee. 2. Something thrown down as a symbol of a challenge to fight. (See also: gauntlet) verb tr.: To offer something as a guarantee of good faith. Origin: From Old French g(u)age (to wage, gage), of Germanic origin. The Germanic w sound became g or gu in some French dialects. That’s the reason we have the doublets such as wage/gage, warranty/guarantee, ward/guard (also reward/regard), warden/guardian, war/guerre, and William/Guillaume. Earliest documented use: 14th century. noun: 1. An instrument or criterion for measuring or testing. 2. The thickness or size of something. For example, diameter of a gun barrel, thickness of sheet metal, distance between the rails of a railroad track. verb tr.: To measure or estimate. Origin: From Old French gauge, or unknown origin. Earliest documented use: 1444. noun: Any of the varieties of plum, such as the greengage. Origin: After William Gage, botanist who brought it to England from France. Earliest documented use: 1718. ________________________________ GANGE - one river in India. Its source is in the North in the Himalayas near the border with Tibet, flows mainly from West to East and through Bangladesh before emptying into the Bay of Bengal GRAGE - where you pahk the cah GAGLE - a colection of gese 802 296,271 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/21/18 04:01 PM Re: Last Word [by LukeJavan8] This day is too rainy (5) 491 210,898 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/21/18 11:10 AM Good deportment [by A C Bowden] Please walk like this. (4) 491 210,898 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/21/18 01:44 AM Re: Last Word [by LukeJavan8] Correct change, please. (3) 491 210,898 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/21/18 12:52 AM Slight adjustment [by A C Bowden] Originally Posted by wofahulicodoc Identity was once Once identity was the province of psychology, not physics...but, come to think of it, the "id entity" still is). (20) ...is correct. (2) 491 210,898 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/21/18 12:03 AM BRUMMY - hailing from Birmingham, England [by wofahulicodoc] RUMMY PRONUNCIATION: (RUH-mee) MEANING: adjective: Odd or unconventional. noun 1. Drunkard. 2. Any of various card games in which the objective is to make sets or sequences of three or more cards. ETYMOLOGY: adjective: Origin unknown. Earliest documented use: 1828. noun: 1. From rum (an alcoholic drink distilled from sugarcane products). Earliest documented use: 1843. 2. Origin unknown. Earliest documented use: 1910. ____________________________ ARUMMY - lily-like RUB MY... - any of several gestures my dog makes, asking to be stroked someplace not yet specified RUM,NY - 1. former Governor of Massachusetts and Presidential candidate 2. city in upstate New York about 17 miles west-north-west of Utica 802 296,271 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/20/18 08:20 PM time to restart now [by wofahulicodoc] Identity was once the province of psychology, not physics...but, come to think of it, the "id entity" still is). (20) 491 210,898 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/20/18 08:13 PM on all eight sides [by wofahulicodoc] COATING I --> O OCTAGON Let's see, now: left side, right side, front side, backside, topside, bottom side, inside, outside. Yep. All eight of 'em. 35 363 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/20/18 03:25 PM - - - -beautiful paint job on your house [by LukeJavan8] -L COATING 35 363 Read More Wordplay and fun 09/20/18 02:30 PM Re: Last Word [by A C Bowden] Identity is a confusing property in physics, where the same particle can seemingly be in two places at once. (19) 491 210,898 Read More Page 1 of 2 1 2 Forum Statistics Forums16 Topics13,887 Posts225,143 Members9,066 Most Online3,341 Dec 9th, 2011 Newest Members MOAM, Mrcheetah, Ratharax, LVM, SHOSHOLOZA 9066 Registered Users Who's Online Now 0 registered members (), 115 guests, and 3 spiders. Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod Top Posters(30 Days) wofahulicodoc 57 A C Bowden 37 LukeJavan8 27 Tromboniator 2 drad_dog 1 MOAM 1 Top Posters(All Time) wwh 13,858 Faldage 13,803 Jackie 11,613 tsuwm 10,538 LukeJavan8 9,226 wofahulicodoc 8,112 Buffalo Shrdlu 7,210 AnnaStrophic 6,511 Wordwind 6,296 of troy 5,400

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