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27PointsThey say it's what's on the inside that counts - but it all looks like the same old shade of incarnadine to me.06 November 2011
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35PointsA cornucopia seems like the most improper use of a goat's horn - I mean, where else do you keep your Eye of Newt?04 November 2011
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28PointsDarlings, I'd tweet about 'profligacy' except I'm too busy drunkenly throwing my silverware out the window.03 November 2011
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20PointsFaded, worn, distressed; darlings, if my epidermis was a pair of jeans I'd be right on trend.02 November 2011
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35PointsMy childhood terriculament involved accidentally breaking a mirror - now, it involves accidentally looking into one.31 October 2011
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51PointsThe 'Heebie-Jeebies'? How charming to have a pet name for your anxiety disorder.30 October 2011
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11PointsApparently a proletarian is a member of the working class. I don't know what that means, but I do know there's nothing classy about working.29 October 2011
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28PointsFulvous? Just what the world needs darlings - another word for beige.23 October 2011
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20PointsI don't believe in Tarantism - in fact, after I was bitten it was the spider who did the dancing. Turns out it was alcohol poisoning.22 October 2011
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28PointsJaunce? Why, the last time I did that the word had only just been invented.20 October 2011
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22PointsSteatopygia: finally, a word with which to torment Yvette that is as conspicuous as the buttocks it describes.19 October 2011
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41PointsAnacoluthia? No dears, it's just the gin talking.17 October 2011
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37PointsEmpyrean tequila, darlings? Ooh, that heavenly burn.16 October 2011
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38PointsI've always thought Yvette's faux fur coat a little tawdry - but that's mainly because she wears so little underneath it.15 October 2011
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20PointsIt's said that a ham is best left covered until just before consumption. I wish Yvette would treat her hams with the same respect.10 October 2011
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35PointsRemember this little zeugma and you'll get away with murder my dears: Arouse the detective, but not his suspicions.09 October 2011
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23PointsDarling, you flatter. Why, nobody has called me a geriatric in years.07 October 2011
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15PointsDarlings, you flatter. Why, nobody's called me a geriatric for years.07 October 2011
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34PointsAlways be circumspect in affairs of the heart: look in his eyes to see if he loves you, and look in his wallet to see if you love him back.31 August 2011
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16PointsDamn discursive discourse darlings - as anyone who's met my dagger knows, I like to get to the point.29 August 2011
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41Points
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28PointsDarlings, I do not favour the neologism: why create new words when people clearly can't handle the old ones?26 August 2011
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25PointsMany people ask themselves 'Why am I here?' For me, the answer is simple: an indefatigable liver.25 August 2011
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48PointsI suspect Yvette is employing a homophone when she says that I enjoy nothing more than a good wine.05 July 2011
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67PointsAutoschediasm - I'll drink to that! Oh wait, I already have.04 July 2011
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38PointsDamn this prolix cocktail menu. I don't need to know what's in my drink - just how many are needed to make the pain go away.25 June 2011
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10PointsSorry darlings, I've nothing to report - just another banal evening for me and five bottles of gin.21 June 2011
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40PointsApparently, activities of an ipsilateral nature can cause postural imbalances. Which is why, my dears, I always carry a drink in each hand.18 June 2011
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59PointsDarlings, what will restore my hardihood? Why, I think a glass of chardy would.17 June 2011
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45PointsDarlings, you may regard my opinion as subjective - but let me assure you it's right.15 June 2011
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30 October 2011 | Heebie-jeebies |
51
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17 October 2011 | Anacoluthia |
41
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15 October 2011 | Tawdry |
38
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09 October 2011 | Zeugma |
35
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31 August 2011 | Circumspect |
34
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| 06 Nov 2011 | 27 points |
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| 04 Nov 2011 | 35 points |
| 03 Nov 2011 | 28 points |
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| 31 Oct 2011 | 35 points |
| 30 Oct 2011 | 51 points |
| 29 Oct 2011 | 11 points |
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| 23 Oct 2011 | 28 points |
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| 20 Oct 2011 | 28 points |
| 19 Oct 2011 | 22 points |
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| 17 Oct 2011 | 41 points |
| 16 Oct 2011 | 37 points |
| 15 Oct 2011 | 38 points |
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| Nov 2011 | 35 points |
| Oct 2011 | 51 points |
| Sep 2011 | 0 points |
| Aug 2011 | 41 points |
| Jul 2011 | 67 points |
| Jun 2011 | 67 points |
| May 2011 | 90 points |
| Apr 2011 | 47 points |
| Mar 2011 | 0 points |
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| Jan 2011 | 0 points |
| Dec 2010 | 0 points |
Acrimony, Ailurophile, Anacoluthia, Anastrophe, Archetype, Autoschediasm, Badinage, Banal, Basilisk, Bonnie, Bravado, Chicanery, Circumspect, Cloying, Cornucopia, Credence, Discursive, Eanling, Ebullient, Eerie, Effervescent, Elixir, Empyrean, Ephemeral, Epidermis, Epitome, Equanimity, Errant, Erstwhile, Esculent, Esoteric, Fleer, Fulvous, Gamine, Genteel, Geriatric, Gregarious, Hams, Hardihood, Heebie-jeebies, Heresy, Hilding, Homophone, Imbrication, Impecunious, Impropriety, Incarnadine, Indefatigable, Inglenook, Ipsilateral, Jaunce, Litigant, Malinger, Mandible, Myrtle, Neologism, Ogle, Parley, Penumbra, Phenom, Prodigal, Proffer, Profligacy, Proletarian, Prolix, Propinquity, Prosaic, Puerile, Quidnunc, Quizzicality, Regnant, Rescind, Sinecure, Steatopygia, Subjective, Susurration, Tarantism, Tawdry, Terriculament, Thimblerig, Threnody, Titivate, Triskaidekaphobia, Umbrella, Veldt, Vestige, Whippersnapper, Zeugma