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WORD OF THE DAY (WEEK)
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anaram
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WORD OF THE DAY (WEEK)
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Thanks, Jayho, for choosing my definition; I�m sorry for the delay. I�ve been away for a few days and I didn�t
expect to win. I really appreciate it because I�ve learnt a lot of words trying
to find one for this contest: niggardliness, arhatship, athwartship, williwaw, auxesis, beevos, latitudinarianism or even wittold.
In the end, I�ve chosen a pretty common word,
which I think is full of potential for this game: artichoke
Have a nice day and be as creative as you like.
Ana
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8 Jul 2013
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douglas
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artichoke,
basically, most work by Vincent Van Gogh (I �m not a Van Gogh fan).
When I see his art, I choke. |
8 Jul 2013
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Jayho
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When people sneeze most say ar-tichuu
But for those who sneeze with a mouth full of food it �s ar-ti- choke |
8 Jul 2013
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MoodyMoody
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AR: abbreviation for Arkansas
TI: American rapper
Cho (Margaret): American comedienne
KE: abbreviation for Kenya
So artichoke refers to a joint goodwill tour by TI and Margaret Cho in Nairobi, sponsored by Texas Instruments. Easy! |
8 Jul 2013
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Mar0919
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Artichoke= when a little boy is trying to tell his mommy his baby brother is choking!
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9 Jul 2013
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sarguero
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Artic hoke = Eskimo fishing hook
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9 Jul 2013
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