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stefemma
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Word of the day
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OMG, I �ve just discovered that I was the winner of yesterday �s word of the day, as it is a bit late I will start the thread now and will probably give you the opportunity to give it a try as well tomorrow if you don �t mind.
So today �s (and tomorrow �s) word of the day is:
Limerance
The author of the funniest answer will have the chance and honour to start Sunday �s Word of the day thread! Good luck!!
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10 Dec 2010
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MJ_Misa
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Hi,
so easy - in Czech language "rance" means BAGS + lime = Bags full of lemons 
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10 Dec 2010
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imanito
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It �s a pie made out of rance lime. "rance" is a French word for "rotten" Bonne appetit!
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10 Dec 2010
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stefemma
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Ah ah! Imanito a rotten lemon pie!!! funny but not tasty!
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10 Dec 2010
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Yolandaprieto
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Remembrances of the limes of your childhood?
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10 Dec 2010
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chud
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"Limerant hubby" is faithful hubby (the one who isn �t very errant):
li=low intensity
erant=errant
Usage in Sociology Studies: "Limerance is more characteristic of females..."
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10 Dec 2010
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-eva
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I guess it �s the gift some people have, of writing Limericks from a really artistic and witty point of view. (A very formal term). See for instance the word in the example: "The audience became delighted with her exquisite Limerance and clapped enthusiastically"
Love,
Eva
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10 Dec 2010
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edrodmedina
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People, people, people....Limerance was (he has passed away) Liberace �s lesser known and not as flamboyant younger brother. |
10 Dec 2010
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Homeless Turtle
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A carefully choreographed dance routine done to the rhythmic tones of a vocalized limerick.
Example: Napoleon wowed the crowd with his hypnotic limerance...
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11 Dec 2010
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moravc
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 MJ Misa!
limerance
lime = lemon, ance = short form of ancestors = pre - pears
limerance = lemon ancestors
I wonder what the ancestors of lemons were like? Pears? Yeah, maybe two pears were dancing in the wind and that �s how the limes were born...
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11 Dec 2010
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douglas
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Limerance-a limerick romance
A romance between two people where they share "sweet nothings" in the form of limericks.
For example:
I know a fine girl from Spain
Her beauty is my bane,
She �s stolen my heart
She �s sweet as a tart
I �ll never be the same again
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11 Dec 2010
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