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12PointsWhen he closed his eyes again he could still taste the bullock's breath, sweet beneath the urgent whilom-the-whips.10 August 2011
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16PointsMyrtle, we ain't in Kansas no more.... http://twitpic.com/53m58928 May 2011
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11PointsGenghis sighed as he shaded his eyes, from the outcrop there was only veldt to the horizon. "Ok, who's got the feckin map?"15 May 2011
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24PointsTurn round she said, I don't know why, I wasn't hilding anything; perhaps she just wanted to see the back of me.14 May 2011
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22PointsIf I put your hands there and there, will you have time for triskaidekaphobia? "No" said the clock.13 May 2011
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15PointsAlf wasn't really a perfectionist, he was a bombast with dramatic aspirations, although the judge said it was heavy breathing.12 May 2011
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10Points"I'm sick of your bombast crap!" Startled, I lifted my head from the water, what? "I said, can you turn on the hot tap, it's getting cold."12 May 2011
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23PointsShe chewed me out for my bombast, now I've got a few bones to pick with her.12 May 2011
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14PointsI filed your map in my farrago under "I'm lost without you".11 May 2011
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17PointsErnie shifted one foot to the left, hoping it was still licit to mix metaphor with emotion.10 May 2011
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13Points"Is this the licit queue?" chirped the keen whale.10 May 2011
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12PointsThe dwarves agreed, she looked less somnolent after the Botox. Now for some wind under the sails, her arms will flap those crows to history!09 May 2011
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10PointsTriticale is a cross between wheat and rye, fleer is just cross.06 May 2011
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11PointsIt's a waste of time releasing the Bin Laden photos, no one will believe them; release the birth certificate, the apologia version.04 May 2011
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26PointsShe said it was a lengthy apologia, I'd say it was a ream.04 May 2011
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30PointsOldtimer: Ah yes, I remember the Thimblerig boys, great lads, three peas in a pod, ....maximum security of course, after the bank job.03 May 2011
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22PointsMany a slip in the thimblerig tonight, I guess I'm too tired and emotional to be in my cups.03 May 2011
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19PointsBazza spent sixteen years painting the hypotyposis out of his dunny, but from any angle it was a shit house job.02 May 2011
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10PointsMajor Major thought it would be too forward if he moved swardward so turned and went backward.01 May 2011
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24PointsThe monk found his rhythm as he swung the scythe through the sward, "I could make a habit of this".01 May 2011
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17PointsColumbine paused between sward and swale, udderly bored.01 May 2011
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16PointsI always thought there was something funny about her sward, but I never got past the ha-ha.01 May 2011
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16PointsI was taken for a ride, it wasn't a sinecure, just a hitching post.30 April 2011
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16PointsI waded through the fine print for the sinecure, now I need a goldfish to read the blurb. @lithiumzombie30 April 2011
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20PointsMerv got an interview for the hangman sinecure, he heard it opens doors.30 April 2011
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12PointsThe vicar of Midsommer was a bit dubious of his sinecure, but he did stay busy.30 April 2011
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22PointsYes, down for the weekend, staying with the Eerie's, do you know them? Nice aren't they. Better go. So it's the first left after Midsommer?29 April 2011
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13PointsI climbed the ladder, but I didn't find the eagle's eerie.29 April 2011
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15PointsWe tried every angle, but decided chicanery was around.28 April 2011
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46PointsI tried chicanery once, I wove myself a basket case.28 April 2011
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14 May 2011 | Hilding |
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04 May 2011 | Apologia |
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03 May 2011 | Thimblerig |
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28 April 2011 | Chicanery |
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26 April 2011 | Whippersnapper |
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| 10 Aug 2011 | 12 points |
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| Sep 2010 | 48 points |
Absquatulate, Accolade, Acquiesce, Acrimony, Agathokakological, Agroof, Ailurophile, Alacrity, Altruistic, Amalgam, Amative, Ambulate, Ameliorate, Amiable, Anomaly, Aorist, Aplomb, Apologia, Arcane, Archipelago, Assemblage, Avarice, Bailiwick, Bedizen, Beleaguer, Bibulous, Billet-doux, Bloviate, Bolster, Bombast, Boondoggle, Bourgeois, Bravado, Brogue, Brusque, Bucolic, Cacoethes, Cacology, Cahoots, Callipygian, Camaraderie, Canoodle, Cattywampus, Cavil, Celadon, Chatoyant, Chicanery, Churlish, Circumambulate, Cloying, Colloquial, Concinnity, Concupiscible, Condign, Conflate, Consenescence, Contretemps, Copemate, Coruscate, Countenance, Crapulous, Credence, Crepuscular, Cynosure, Defenestrate, Denouement, Desuetude, Desultory, Diaphanous, Dilettante, Disheveled, Disparate, Dispositive, Doppelganger, Dragnet, Dulcet, Eanling, Ebullient, Eerie, Effervescent, Efflorescence, Effluvium, Egregious, Egress, Elision, Elixir, Embrocation, Emetic, Emollient, Enervate, Ensconce, Ephemeral, Epiphany, Epitome, Eponymous, Equanimity, Equivocate, Errant, Ersatz, Erstwhile, Esculent, Esoteric, Ethereal, Euphemism, Evanescent, Evocative, Excrescence, Exiguous, Farrago, Fascicle, Fastidious, Felicitous, Feral, Festoon, Finagle, Fisticuffs, Fleer, Flibbertigibbet, Flotsam, Foible, Folderol, Foofaraw, Fribble, Frowsy, Fungible, Furtive, Gallimaufry, Gallivant, Gargantuan, Gesticulate, Glib, Gossamer, Gregarious, Guffaw, Gumption, Gusto, Haimish, Harbinger, Hebetudinous, Hedonist, Hemisphere, Heresy, Hilding, Hispid, Hobbledehoy, Homologate, Hornswoggle, Hubris, Hyperbole, Hypotyposis, Idiosyncratic, Idoneous, Imbrication, Imbroglio, Imbue, Implacable, Implacable, Incipient, Incognito, Indelicate, Indubitably, Ineffable, Ineluctable, Infelicitous, Insidious, Insouciance, Inure, Jingoism, Jocund, Jollity, Jove, Jurisdiction, Katzenjammer, Kerfuffle, Kismet, Kitsch, Kumquat, Kvetch, Lackadaisical, Lagniappe, Languor, Lassitude, Licit, Lilt, Lissome, Litany, Litigant, Logorrhea, Logorrhoea, Loquacious, Lucubrate, Lugubrious, Lummox, Lurid, Machiavellian, Maieutical, Malinger, Mantra, Matutinal, Maunder, Mercenary, Meretricious, Milquetoast, Mirth, Misanthropy, Misnomer, Moiety, Mondegreen, Muss, Myrtle, Mythomania, Nemesis, Niveous, Noema, Noisome, Nosocomial, Obloquy, Obstreperous, Odalisque, Odious, Oeuvre, Ogle, Oneiric, Onomatopoeia, Opulent, Ostensibly, Outfly, Panacea, Pandiculation, Panoply, Paronomasia, Parsimonious, Partisan, Pastiche, Paucity, Peccability, Pedantic, Penchant, Penumbra, Perambulate, Peregrinate, Perfunctory, Persiflage, Persiflage, Perspicacious, Petrichor, Philistine, Pilgrim, Platitude, Plethora, Poltroon, Polymath, Porphyrophobia, Prandial, Prattle, Precocious, Prodigal, Proffer, Progeny, Prognosticate, Propinquity, Propriety, Pulchritudinous, Pusillanimous, Quagmire, Quatopygia, Quiddity, Quixotic, Raillery, Redolent, Rhetoric, Ribaldry, Riparian, Risque, Rive, Salient, Sally, Schadenfreude, Schlep, Scintilla, Scintillating, Sciolism, Senescence, Sequacious, Seraglio, Serendipity, Sesquipedalian, Shibboleth, Sinecure, Somnolence, Somnolent, Sophistry, Spartan, Stigma, Suave, Sumptuous, Supercilious, Surreptitiously, Susurrus, Svengali, Sward, Sycophant, Symbiosis, Taciturn, Taciturn, Tantalize, Tarradiddle, Tatterdemalion, Temerity, Tergiversate, Termagant, Theriac, Thimblerig, Tintinnabulation, Tirade, Titivate, Toothsome, Torpor, Triskaidekaphobia, Troglodyte, Truculent, Tryst, Umbrella, Unrequited, Untenable, Usurp, Vaccimulgence, Veldt, Vestige, Vicarious, Videlicet, Virago, Viridescent, Vitiate, Vulpine, Wanderlust, Wassail, Whilom, Whippersnapper, Wizen, Yesternight, Zealous, Zoetic





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