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lshorton99
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Word of the Day
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Hi everyone
It is that time again! Today �s word is: (drumroll please)
ruction
As always, no dictionaries, no posting definitions until everyone has had a chance to guess. Intellligent and not so intellignet guesses are the only way to play!
Lindsey
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25 Aug 2010
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Apodo
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I know this one!
My mum used it when we were young. |
25 Aug 2010
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almaz
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Can I say right from the off, Lindsey, that this isn �t a particularly uncommon word where I come from (it �s quite often used in the plural: causing �ructions �). Having said that, the alternate meaning is �an online bidding sale site based in Moscow �. |
25 Aug 2010
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Greek Professor
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Good Morning...
Used to have one with my brother when we were young.... |
25 Aug 2010
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baiba
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It may be easy for you native speakers! But not for me, I have no clue..... Some activity, e.g. crowding at the store entrance on the big sale day?
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25 Aug 2010
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mariannina
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Reading your post, I �d say a fight? A lot of fuss? |
25 Aug 2010
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Logos
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I �d say this is a situation where you have two rival bidders at an auction who are in fierce competition with each other as in:
�The ruction between the two bidders increased the value of the object by $10,000. � |
25 Aug 2010
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Mariethe House
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Well this is a bit emba isn �t it?
Lindsey, I see you �re feeling in an erotic mood this morning! eeeeeeeeeeeer.. ruction
e...ruction?
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25 Aug 2010
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