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Message board > WOD - Feb. 9/10, 2011 (2)
WOD - Feb. 9/10, 2011 (2)
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blizzard1
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WOD - Feb. 9/10, 2011 (2)
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The new word of the day is:
syzygy
Come and play. You�re more than welcome to join in.
Remember not to look up the word in a dictionary. Try to make up a fun, weird or unusual definition.
Hugs
Elizabeth
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10 Feb 2011
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Apodo
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This of course is an onomatopoeic word for a sneeze.
A: SYZYGY !!!!!!
B: BLESS YOU.
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10 Feb 2011
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chud
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"syzygy" -
I is an ironic way to call to a new scientific specialization, nobody knows what it is about. "-gy" is a suffix indicating science, as in "zoology" etc. For ex.:
- What �s your brother ia majoring at?
- Oh, it �s some kind of syzygy, too complicated to explain."
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10 Feb 2011
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GAZA_CHILD
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hi
here is my my definition=
syzy=coming from the english word SIZE.it is formed like the adjective TINY or SHINY.So the meaning of SYZY is someone or something with a size.SYZY=BIG or HUGE.
As for GY,it means as it is pronounced GUY-a person.Consequently ,the definition maybe the following=SYZYGY>>>>A BIG OR HUGE PERSON.
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