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Games, activities and teaching ideas > WOD Daffynition Contest 1/22/2019
WOD Daffynition Contest 1/22/2019
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redcamarocruiser
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WOD Daffynition Contest 1/22/2019
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Thank you Frau Sue for choosing my daffynition for �scumfished�. The new entry for your original daffynitions is MUGWUMP. I look forward to your daffynitions (not the true definition, but your made-up, immaginative originals). Let�s see what you can come up with.  |
22 Jan 2019
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MoodyMoody
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Obviously this means to hit someone upside the head with a beer stein in a bar fight. Mug: drinking vessel with a handle Wump: variant of whomp, or hit |
22 Jan 2019
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maryse pey�
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mugwump
It is the mug in which you have to make the wapiti jump in.
It is a very popular game in Canada and it is not as difficult as it sounds... Well that�s what the Canadians say ! |
23 Jan 2019
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Aisha77
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It�s the short term to call something or a place when it is muggy and bumpy,  |
24 Jan 2019
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MarionG
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A tubular scarf, often pulled up to ones nose, warming not only the neck but also most of the face (mug) and hampering speech (wump) |
24 Jan 2019
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cunliffe
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It�s when you get accused of shoplifting in a very heavy-handed fashion. I have to say, I have never been mugwumped. I�m sorry to post the true definition! It�s my favouriote shop! |
25 Jan 2019
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FrauSue
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They�re the squeezable fat bits just above your hips. Oooh, haven�t you got lovely chubby mugwumps? |
26 Jan 2019
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