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Jacob Robertson said:
Sonata.
A classical composition for an instrumental soloist, often with a piano accompaniment.

One of my favorite words.
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Really strange, I was just listening to Moonlight Sonata last night, my wife loves classical music.
 
I love classical as well.

A few of my favorite words:
deluge
cellar-door
thanatopsis
nevermore


JRod said:
Really strange, I was just listening to Moonlight Sonata last night, my wife loves classical music.
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I like to stick to words I use at least on a semi regular basis.

Capricious. An excellent word that can be used often.
 
I use deluge (a flood) quite often. I also like apathy and antithesis.
JRod said:
I like to stick to words I use at least on a semi regular basis.

Capricious. An excellent word that can be used often.
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I gotcha. Capricious is a good one, I just dont like saying it. Too harsg=h off the tounge, I try to speak in soft, smooth words when possible.
JRod said:
Yah I wrote that before I saw your post. I was speaking generally, not specifically towards you.
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I too like to use apathy and also use esoteric fairly often.
 
Cromulent-Legitimate, authentic, genuine.

He embiggened that role with his cromulent performance.

Kevin
 
canny \KAN-ee\
adjective:
1. Careful; cautious; prudent.
2. Astute; shrewd; knowing; sagacious.
3. Skilled; expert.
4. Frugal; thrifty.
5. Scot. A. Safe to deal with, invest in, or work at (usually used with a negative). B. Gentle; careful; steady. C. Snug; cozy; comfortable. D. Pleasing; attractive. E. Archaic. Having supernatural or occult powers.
adverb:
1. In a canny manner.
2. Scot. Carefully; cautiously.
 
Discombobulated - because it sums up every morning of my life in this household. Word I hate to say judicial... because I feel that I need to be drunk to actually say it.

Alex
 
plebiscite \PLEB-uh-sahyt\
noun:
1. A direct vote of the qualified voters of a state in regard to some important public question.
2. The vote by which the people of a political unit determine autonomy or affiliation with another country.
 
kef \keyf\
noun:
1. A state of drowsy contentment
2. Also, keef. a substance, especially a smoking preparation of hemp leaves, used to produce this state.
 
pansophy \PAN-suh-fee\,
noun:
Universal wisdom or knowledge.
 
zeal
\zeel\ ,
noun;

1. Fervor for a person, cause, or object; eager desire or endeavor; enthusiastic diligence; ardor.
 
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QWONE

A word used in scrabble to get rid of your"Q."

If the patient is difficult you qwone him.

See Kramer for more info.
 
rankle \RANG-kuhl\
verb:
1. To cause keen irritation or bitter resentment in.
2. To continue to cause keen irritation or bitter resentment within the mind; fester; be painful.
 
Palindrome.

A word that read the same forward and backward.
 
lyard \LAHY-erd\
adjective:
Streaked or spotted with gray or white.
 
ain't gonna happen


Group of words to describe if Team THP is gonna win the outing team competition in May 2012 :D
 
Ole Gray said:
ain't gonna happen


Group of words to describe if Team THP is gonna win the outing team competition in May 2012 :D
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GO CUZZ !!!



"can-o-whoop-arse"

A group of words that describes what Team THP is gonna receive atthe outing team competition in May 2012 :D

OH YEAH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
fascicle \FAS-i-kuhl\
noun:
1. A section of a book or set of books published in installments as separate pamphlets or volumes.
2. A small bundle, tight cluster, or the like.
3. Botany. A close cluster, as of flowers or leaves.
4. Anatomy. A small bundle of nerve or muscle fibers.
 
opuscule\oh-PUHS-kyool\
noun;

1.
A small or minor work.

2.
A literary or musical work of small size.
 
bibliophage \BIB-lee-uh-feyj\
noun:

An ardent reader; a bookworm.
 
omnibus \OM-nuh-buhs\

noun:
1. A volume of reprinted works of a single author or of works related in interest or theme.
2. A bus.
adjective:
1. Pertaining to, including, or dealing with numerous objects or items at once.
 
FORE


1. a word used when hitting into my group
"FORE!!!!!"
2. a very seldom used word for some reason or another
 
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