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 blizzard1
 
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							| Word of the day 
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							| I have the great honor of being the winner of yesterday �s word of the day.  
 Thank you Jayho for choosing my definition
 
 Today �s word of the day is:
 
 PABULOUS
 
 
 Remember not to post the real definition.
 
 Wishing you all a fantastic Sunday:)
 
 Hugs
 Elizabeth
 
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 Poohbear
 
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							| Congrats, dear Elizabeth! 
 A great word, but so easy...
  
 PA . for daddy
 -bulous , short for fabulous
 
 So: It �s one of the praises you receive from your daddy... for the tiny things, not for the great achievements, just because he loves you!
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 baiba
 
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							| Trying to wake us up Elizabeth?  
 pub + ulous = describes a person who is inclined to frequent pubs as often as possible
 
 
 
 
 
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 MarionG
 
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							| Don �t you just hate them, these air headed, superficial pabulous girls.... PAB - personal address book pabulous - a term for those lovers of my space, facebook,hives,twitter,tweet,gweeb bleeb who believe that your social status is defined mainly by how many people you have listed in your PAB and never understood that there is more to a relationship between people than hitting the �add to addressbook � button! |  10 Oct 2010     
					
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 Greek Professor
 
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							| Morning all... Too early to think....but i �ll have a try...   I would go for a lousy pub ...= no sevice, flat drinks, no music...drunks everywhere... Have a NIce Day |  10 Oct 2010     
					
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 stexstme
 
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							| Morning...& Pongrats!!!Pabulous word! Atchooo... ( Really sick!   Going pack to ped - again...;o)  |  10 Oct 2010     
					
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 sldp
 
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							| Excellent! get well soon Sylvie !  I must have caught it too as I feel so pad too ! pe careful  it seems very contagious! |  10 Oct 2010     
					
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 Apodo
 
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							| PABULOUS
   This was originally a warning call used by families of cattle breeders. At certain times of the year the bulls are rather active and inclined to escape from their enclosures, thus endangering family members. On the occasion of a father being endangered by a bull, a son calls loudly,  � Pa bull loose! �   Over the years the form of this word has changed to the word we see today �Pabulous �. So if you see an elderly gentleman in danger (from any cause) you may call �Pabulous! � and everyone will know exactly what the situation is.   |  10 Oct 2010     
					
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 franknbea
 
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							| A football game in Caracas, Venezuela where every player is called Pablo.   Spectator 1: "phew! Just made it, any score yet?" Spectator 2: "No, but you �ve missed a Pabulous game." |  10 Oct 2010     
					
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 Jayho
 
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							| My definition also has an alcoholic inclination..  pabulous is an anagram of A pub soul   Or, it could be a dance move because it �s also an anagram of usual bop   |  10 Oct 2010     
					
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 cauffeepot
 
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							| Pa is fabulous--what Laura Ingalls called her father on Little House on the Prairie. She was a rebel!  |  10 Oct 2010     
					
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