Having a mouth - 11/14/05 02:41 AM
What is that word meaning "having a mouth" in the style of "volant" ; "dentate" ; "oculate" ; "digitate" ; "ambulant" e.t.c. ?
Re: Having a mouth - 11/14/05 05:32 AM
stomatous
Re: Having a mouth - 11/14/05 09:42 AM
Re: Having a mouth - 11/14/05 02:49 PM
Orific. 
Re: Having a mouth - 11/14/05 04:36 PM
Sassy
Re: Having a mouth - 11/15/05 01:20 PM
Orific ? - I would prefer oriferous, if only for the more attractive assonances
Re: Having a mouth - 11/15/05 01:48 PM
Sassy's good.
Re: Having a mouth - 11/15/05 02:25 PM
bouchant
gueillant (not sure I've remembered the spelling right on this one - check AWAD last week (French cooking words) and I think it has more to do with tongue than mouth, but my French is very rusty. )
gueillant (not sure I've remembered the spelling right on this one - check AWAD last week (French cooking words) and I think it has more to do with tongue than mouth, but my French is very rusty. )
Re: Having a mouth - 11/18/05 11:58 AM
female
*ducks and runs*
*ducks and runs*
Re: Having a mouth - 11/18/05 10:41 PM
Aaaaaaa-lex--come here a minute; I have something for you.
Re: Having a mouth - 11/18/05 10:45 PM
Alex! Don't do it!!
Re: Having a mouth - 11/18/05 11:33 PM
Quote:
Alex! Don't do it!!
dear Fr. Steve,
you could have borrowed the ron obvious
sobriquet to close that post.
best,
-joe
Re: Having a mouth - 11/19/05 02:13 AM
Well, Jackie, he may have ducked and ran, but I caught him coming around the corner. You want me to wait for you, or should I start giving it to him and you'll catch up with us when you can? 
Re: Having a mouth - 11/19/05 02:30 PM
Be my guest, Miz C--have at him! And thankee kindly! 