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ldthemagicman
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"Word of the Day"
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Thank you, Ed for your kindness in awarding me the trophy for "Word of the Day"
Here is today �s WORD.
"BUCCULA"
Let us have your "Daffynitions" --- comical, witty, or just plain stupid --- they �re all welcome! EXCEPT, dictionary definitions are forbidden!
Ready! On your Marks! Go!
Les
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17 Jun 2011
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edrodmedina
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Les, who is (are) Marks, and why should we get on him (them)?
A blood sucking male deer from Transylvania. |
17 Jun 2011
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Zora
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Buccula is Dracula �s 5th cousin from Bavaria. She is the little known vampire of the Black Forest. In fact, Buccula left Bavaria in 1897 and has been living in New York ever since under various names. The most recent being Lady Gaga! 
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17 Jun 2011
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nurikzhan
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BUCCULA IS A KIND OF TEKILA. |
17 Jun 2011
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Yams
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ZORA!!!! lol!!! that was amazing!!!!!!!! lol!!!
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17 Jun 2011
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Zora
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 - Sorry about that, Meitz... *whispers* - you see Buccula is quite vain and pretentious... and since Bavaria sounded much more posh than Baden Wurtemberg - She just decided to tell people that. Blame her for my ignorance! LOL (Btw, nice to see you around again.)
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18 Jun 2011
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teresasimoes
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BUCCULAThis word sounds like a kind of swinging music, but then again brings Spring gaudy colours to my sight. Or perhaps some kind of cucumber for the news...To sum up, BUCCULA calls lots of senses to the meeting, even though they are free to come or miss it. |
18 Jun 2011
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maryse pey�
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That �s how I pronounced �BROCOLIS � the mouth full of them when you asked me what I was eating. |
18 Jun 2011
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Mietz
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@ Zora:
That explains it all.
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18 Jun 2011
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