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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
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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
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