Give your
B.N.A. ( voluntary and for free)
Board Name Anagram: Many users on the board keep a low (empty) profile.
So "meeting" others leaves you with faint and maybe wrong impressions about how or what he/she might be.
For anyone I who dares I suggest a board name anagram with some personality facts. Adjectives or Nouns, whatever. For good and /or for bad I just give this try. Here goes:
Bashful
Reckless
Anticipating
Nonscientific
Stubborn
Harmless
(subject to the condition that..)
Enterprising
Apprehensive
Of course this can be done with more fun and / or creativity.
So much the better.
Thinks
himself
exceptional -
Milum
(
in
latin)
unus
multorum.
I expect extra points for truth and rhyme
Nice "game", BranShea.
Musing,
usurping,
sonical,
inciting
cognitive
kinetics.
but.. but.. tsuwm IS an anagram acronym!
i used to know.. the wm at the end is Word Master..(do you need to know more than that?!)
and it's "said" as sue me.. (the t being silent (as in tsar or tsarina)
i used to know.. the wm at the end is Word Master..(do you need to know more than that?!)
and it's "said" as sue me.. (the t being silent (as in tsar or tsarina)
Speak for yourself, Ledasdottir, *I always pronounce the T.
i used to know.. the wm at the end is Word Master..(do you need to know more than that?!)
and it's "said" as sue me.. (the t being silent (as in tsar or tsarina)
Speak for yourself, Ledasdottir, *I always pronounce the T.
Likewise, and I've NEVER added an "e" on the end, neither.
>it's "said" as sue me..
well, no. it's pronounced sue-em (or tsue-em, if you buy into Faldage's reading).
>the wm at the end is Word Master
yes. and legend has it that one day the wftd was
atman and the signature became, perforce,
the supreme universal w.m.
>it's "said" as sue me..
well, no. it's pronounced sue-em (or tsue-em, if you buy into Faldage's reading).
Or either that, or tsoom, if you buy into Faldage's reading, one.
Or either that, or tsoom, if you buy into Faldage's reading, one.
I hate to disagree, but tsoom is actually the pronunciation of the heteronym,
tsuwm [Hebrew]
Oh, you all make me laugh! You used 11 posts about this. Excuse me,Tsuwm, but what a about a simple anagram of your acronym? Who would know the difference?
> a simple anagram
see #166580
and I guess I can start adding the second syllable to tsuwm.
There 's a lovely place somewhere called Q&A about words.
>it's "said" as sue me..
well, no. it's pronounced sue-em (or tsue-em, if you buy into Faldage's reading).
But, in the meantime, I would add a little comment here to the effective way people can mess up a topic if they want to.Topics often take sideways,no problem, as most of the time the ones causing them are sensible enough to put them back on trail. I made a clear first post.If you don't feel like 'playing'this thing, why not leave it alone? I mean, I laughed from sheer unbelief.Not really for joy.
What has the fact that you pronounce Tsuwm this way or that to with the subject and what is the use of telling that your name is an anagram,or acronym, when you are unwilling to share it's meaning?
Pronounciation stuff is done on Q&A. I really don't see the point. You don't like it you can leave it.
I write this in public in stead of by PM's, because the anagram thing was just a little try to let know and get to know some harmless things to and from others.
So,I've said it.
Aw Bran, sooner or later someone returns these things to topic. Or sometimes not. If it doesn't return to topic it just means that the audience's attention span . . . oh, a string.
Tedious
Endearing
droll
zebra
zerox
zylophone
ah, heck. I like the game Bran but I'm going to have to work on mine a little longer
The first theme has been presented, also the second theme, and the first theme has returned - now it's time to proceed to the development.
Variation one: a bigram-acronym - using the initial two letters:
WO rld
FA mous
HU mble
LI ttle
CO untry
DOC tor (add one to grow on at the end)
Next?
when you are unwilling to share it's meaning?
from post #166560
>the wm at the end is Word Master
yes. and legend has it that one day the wftd was atman and the signature became, perforce, the supreme universal w.m.
there, the stretto is over. return to the development.
now that we've undigressed, as it were, I have an observation:
to this point, not one post in this entire thread has made any attempt at an anagram, as I understand the concept. <confused>
-tsuwm (What Meaning Under the Sun?)
tsuwm:
You are right, the proposal was not for anagrams, but a sabra hen might wear an ashen bra at a bash near where you live, just as an herb can cause a bean rash.
Tsuwm is right. I did give the wrong example. Acronym is the extension of the name. For anagram you should re-arrange the letters into something new.(more interesting maybe).
I'll think of one. Could take the both.(maybe not) The capital A is still standing.
Look up, Bran. I put a handful in the prior post.
and I once again mantled an expansion anagram of tsuwm just before that.
Have no fear; they were all seen, and noted, and left unremarked. Sorry for the lack of acknowledgment! Consider it a compliment that we expect such things from all youse guys ;-)
Have no fear; they were all seen, and noted, and left unremarked. Sorry for the lack of acknowledgment! Consider it a compliment that we expect such things from all youse guys ;-)
Yep. What the humble little country doctor said.
Thanks. all of you. Of course I feel like the biggest fool,but...
put it all my left wooden shoe.
I love the unfinished
work of art by Wofa and the tiny birthday cake and acronym of TedR and Zed. And the
first two acronyms all up there. I'll go do the yearly tax
calculations , so you'll be safe from any more crazy ideas and confusions.(at least for the long weekend )
Lovely
Articulate
Vacation
Earthly
Nice
Dedicated
Emancipated
Restful
Cha Cha Cha.....OK, I'm new!
Yes, Branshea, tsuwm is right; but it seems tsuwn would rather be right than play to the spirit of the game so I will play for him. According to the letters tsuwm is...
t territorial
s snide
u unforgiving
w withdrawn
m merciless
...at times.
And at other times he can be...
t tender
s sensitive and sexy
u unassuming
w witty
m metromanly
...but not often.
Ok, eatoin.
I'd like to begin by saying that you are quick with a quip but you don't have a "q" to your name.
Right now my mouse is acting up so I must drive twenty miles over the mountain to the Wal-mart in Springville to get a new one. Later, eatoin.
I atone : inevitably all those offending need exculpation
Why anagram acronym? Corn may. Cry, moan (or Mona, or Noam, if you prefer...)
But I digress.
...didn't we once have a thread with words deacronymized, such that the final word of the expansion became the next acronym to be expanded? I couldn't find it in a quick skimming of this Wordplay/Fun forum, but perhaps I hurried past it in my haste. It was pretty popular for a while, as I recall.
But let's work on our name acronyms a little more first, before we even consider resurrecting that one.
No etaoin, that's not cute. That's a typo. Your own anagram/acronym will be cute. It will now include the term "impetuous".
ooh, goody! impetuous. I like that.
The real challenge will be for someone to tackle nuncle's handle.
ETAOIN --- I NO EAT
etaoin's tender, artless oratorios impart naturally.
"I'm not operatic." etaoin adds tenor-tonely.
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"child" (of any age), O.E. bearn, probably related to beran ("bear (v.), carry, give birth"). Not chiefly Scottish.
Found my avatar anagram : has bearn (two)+(1)+(four)
Coincidence, may "child " (of any age) stand for the love of playing till the end of days. Amen.
(No, I wouldn' t, but I did post. I'm am oathbraker as well )The addiction is serious( Now back to a new day of calculations.)
And ETAOIN---E asy with quips, did I ever see you add something more than a quip? When are going to sing one?
This one is for Tsuwm, atoned and well meant. Except for being inconsquent and addicted( no,no drinking , drugs or gambling) I like a bit of accuracy too. Three choices or mixes, meaning whatever you like .
Maybe is was the acrostic I meant. But never mind.
An
acrostic is a poem or some other text written in an alphabetic script, in which the first letter of each verse, paragraph, or some other recurring feature in the text spells out another message.
An
acronym (Greek ακρον, akron, "tip" + ονυμα, onyma, "name") is an abbreviation formed from the initial letters of words
An
anagram is a word or phrase spelled by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase.
(From Old patient Webster's)
okie, try here:
BranShea
Oof! Humbled.
Will keep this Sistine Fragment in the favorites' music box.
I use words , but have none.
ETAOIN --- I NO EAT
etaoin's tender, artless oratorios impart naturally.
"I'm not operatic." etaoin adds tenor-tonely.
If I am to write, etaoin, you must learn to read.
artless - natural, not contrived or phoney.In terms of the acronym/anagram the word "operatic" is pejorative.
I wonder...
Why do I continue to be so nice when the world misunderstands?
artless - natural, not contrived or phoney.Why do I continue to be so nice when the world misunderstands?
Being artless is the best praise an artist can get.
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Milo, please accept my humblest apologies. artless, in its true definition, was not a word I was familiar with. funny how a word can look so opposite of its meaning.
etaoin, and I, in turn, am humbled by your apology.
See? No matter what; I can't win!
O.k., here's my try at an acrostic. Those who've met me will be able to say if it's really me.
Bodacious and bawdy, but in such a nice way
Eloquent and enthusiastic, I am every day
Loving and lovely, like many folks here
Madcap madam, without any fear
Audacious and avid, it’s all in the name
Riotous and rowdy, I’ll join in the game
Delightful, delighted, as much as I can
Unshy and unfettered, I find that I am
Kind and kooky, without any rhyme,
...... because I’ve reached the end of the line.
Consoling
one
nestles
sadness
until
energy
lifts
oneness
[quote=belMarduk]O.k., here's my try at an acrostic. Those who've met me will be able to say if it's really me.
belleMarduk. I haven't really met you, but I'm convinced it's really you. It's a beau! (I like those words bodacious and bawdy)
Punful
Educator
Now a
Newbie
Yearns for
Linguistic
Expertise, and
Savors this
Site!
Hooray! I am an official Newbie!
Cool pennyless; I like it!
every
time
an
obscure
interjection
niggles
But alas, no
G for
Girlie.
wow -
Wise Old Woman, is what many guessed on a (much) earlier thread. 'Tis easier than that - just turn it upside down.
Oh!... This is real clever! I thought and said nothing could be made out your board name. Clever and charming!