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edrodmedina
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WOD 5.2.2014
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Thank you oumsalsabil for choosing me as
the winner of WOD. We �ve been battling a snow storm here in the northeastern
part of the States so I�ve been a tad preoccupied. The new WOD is GYMNOPHORIA.
Let�s see what creative definitions the great members of ESLprintables can come
up with. Remember we don�t want the actual definition but a clever made up one.
Good luck. Ed
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5 Feb 2014
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minimal70
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Watch what you wear; you are being watched |
5 Feb 2014
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alien boy
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It �s the joyous feeling you get from not going to the gym!
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5 Feb 2014
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MoodyMoody
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I �d like to participate, but alien boy has the perfect fake definition. Just give it to him, already! |
5 Feb 2014
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[email protected]
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A certain unsteadiness, dizzyness even - combined with heightened heart rate and release of endorphins and adrenaline on smelling freshly, polished parquet or waxed hickory hardwood.
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5 Feb 2014
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douglas
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Since AB and I thought teh same thing I �ll just expand a little on his and add:
"...and going for a huge ice cream sundae instead."
or chili-cheese fries
or a Big Mac
or a bacon double cheese burger with egg
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6 Feb 2014
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isa2
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Just to put my two cents worth in:
I �s the feeling a sportsman/woman has who - after a long training session - drinks a big glass of beer in one gulp, saying AHHH when the savor of the pH factor 5 prevents his mouth from drying up.
gymn = a gymnast
o � = of (like: bottle o � beer)
pH = a number that shows how much acid or alkaline a liquid contains >>> here: pH5 for beer)
ori = orifice (opening in the body)
a = ahh (the sound one makes when extremely satisfied)
So the spelling should be changed into GYMNOPHORIAHH.
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6 Feb 2014
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mohamedthabet
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GYMNOPHORIA = name of a group of hackers, who are rebellious against cyber technology.
GYM (acronym) = Google Yahoo Microsoft
NOP (acronym) = No Operation
Horia / Horea = Group / community named after an 18th century leader of a peasant rebellion in Romania.
(Horia / Horea = From Romanian horă, a type of circle dance. This was the nickname of Vasile Ursu Nicola (1731-1785), a leader of a peasant rebellion in Romania. He was eventually captured, tortured and executed.) |
6 Feb 2014
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Jayho
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GYMNOPHORIA It�s the delight a gymnist feels when finally conquering what they personally feel is the most challenging gymnastic move for themselves
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6 Feb 2014
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