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Posted By: wwh areology - 09/15/03 12:28 PM
And "venery" is the venerable veneration of Venus.

Posted By: Wordwind Re: areology - 09/17/03 08:44 PM
Oh, let's do talk about ologies some more!

One of my kids asked me today whether I knew about:

thugonomics.

Well, that's not an ology at all, I realize, but I thought I'd slip it in here.

But back to areology, wwh. What's your favorite ology? Mine is herpetology. One must refer to a herpetologist audibly when walking through the reptile house at zoos. It's simply a requirement.

Posted By: AnnaStrophic Re: areology - 09/17/03 10:28 PM
... and I thought, before I read the definition, that "areology" was soil science. Go figger.

Posted By: sjmaxq Re: areology - 09/17/03 11:01 PM
> One must refer to a herpetologist audibly when walking through the reptile house at zoos. It's simply a requirement.

But what if the reptile housess in zooss where one livess do not have any snakess?

Posted By: maverick Re: areology - 09/17/03 11:04 PM
... and I thought, before I read the definition, that "areology" was

about Pottery :)

Posted By: Buffalo Shrdlu Re: areology - 09/17/03 11:15 PM
or the study of nipples.

Posted By: Alex Williams Re: areology - 09/18/03 07:04 PM
or the study of nipples.

But all the articles only discuss their subject in a round-about way.

Posted By: wwh Re: areology - 09/18/03 08:57 PM
Amd a tiny long tailed critter can quadruple the area and
brown them a bit.

Posted By: Wordwind Re: areology - 10/04/03 05:31 PM
Well, you lost me, Bill. Maybe you can explain the longtailed critter in a PM.

However, onward with areology and another ology that is somewhat related:


aretalogy
n. - relation of wonderful deeds of a god or hero.

Although aretalogy isn't exactly an ology, am it.


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