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#97334 03/01/03 09:47 PM
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There was once an unusual restaurant near Tampa, Florida, called 'The Kapok Tree.' I remember enormous dining rooms, gardens with huge caryatids and the t-word-related equivalents--telemons or something like that?

The Kapok tree was a dining adventure, not so much for the food, which was average at best, but because of the rooms and the gardens. I heard it had closed down, which is too bad because it was a lark to go there and walk all around.


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a --pose word that shows vertical positioning?

Superimpose?


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What would it be to layer things, one on top of the other? Is there a --pose word that shows vertical positioning?

How about superimpose?

"Juxta-" means "next to," I think. In the kidney there is the "juxtaglomerular apparatus" which helps regulate the blood pressure, and it's right next to the glomerulus.


Edit: Oh well. Six minutes late. At least I can still qualify with juxtaglomerular.

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ould it be to layer things, one on top of the other? Is there a --pose word that shows vertical
positioning?

Laminate = like plywood
Suprapose is not in my dictionary, but could be coined. Stratify might graify.


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Wonderful! Superimpose is just right. Thanks to both of you, and, wwh, I was just posing a positional question--and the posse came in at about the same time.

Now I wonder whether there's a diagonal positioning --pose word?


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a diagonal positioning --pose word

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In skiiing, herringbone


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a diagonal positioning --pose word

Cattywampose


best one of the day. you're no poser, Fald.



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Come to think of it, Tom is diagonal to Tabby's wumpus.


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reminds me of a little poem...

your back;
sometimes our arms,
together,
the hypotenuse.

Euclid

blushes.




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