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Message board > Continued WOD for Sept. 19th
Continued WOD for Sept. 19th
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Zora
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Continued WOD for Sept. 19th
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Here �s the WOD again for our non-European time zone members!
Rigadoon
As always, no dictionary definitions, only your wacky, weird, witty or whimsical whims are wanted!
Here are some of today �s early daffy-nitions:
http://www.eslprintables.com/forum/topic.asp?id=30471
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19 Sep 2011
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allakoalla
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A creditor that is able to wriggle out of
very tight spots.
wriggle  dun http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/dun
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19 Sep 2011
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almaz
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This is the real Brig o � Doon where Tam o � Shanter escaped the grabby clutches of Cutty Sark:
Naturally, it has spawned imitators all over the world. Most of them, though are really second-rate. Or, to use the old Scots dominie term, B-minus. Which leaves us with _rig o �Doon and, by some weird pseudo-apheretic process, this has now evolved into the single word rigadoon, meaning a pale copy or pastiche. |
19 Sep 2011
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edrodmedina
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I have to laugh because what is happening on this site is the same as what happens in my classroom. I ask my second graders for a word that means the same as let�s say small and I start getting words that rhyme, fall, tall, wall. Rigadoon is actually a European delicacy made by stuffing fairy cake with podslurp. This tasty confection is usually eaten at breakfast with tea or coffee. Children enjoy it with milk as an afterschool snack. |
19 Sep 2011
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