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 isa2
 
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							| WOD contest revisited 
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							| Is anyone still interested in participating? Then try to find a very personal (not the real) definition for this word:
 
 GNATHONICWe �ve already got some really brilliant entries so far. Have a look here: http://www.eslprintables.com/forum/topic.asp?id=44436 Have fun! P.S. I�ll choose a winner tomorrow morning (GMT) at the latest and then provide the real definition.
 
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 MarionG
 
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							| the 17th gin and tonic..........     |  19 Feb 2014     
					
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 nirvana
 
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							| This adjective describes someone who is  �sycophant � - i.e. someone who tries to win a favor using flattery |  19 Feb 2014     
					
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 douglas
 
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							| >>Nirvana, the idea of the game is to come-up with your own "wacky" definition; anyone could simply check their dictionary (or google) for the proper defintion--that would be no fun though.OBTW: all my ideas for a daffynition have already been used by others, so I am sitting this one out for now. |  19 Feb 2014     
					
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 cunliffe
 
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							| Nirvana, go to the bottom of the class.  PS Thanks for your worksheets. |  19 Feb 2014     
					
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 ascincoquinas
 
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							| GNA = acronym of Air National guard
 
 thonic= specialized in computer design of aeroplanes.
 
 
 
 
 
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