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20Points@TheSupercargo @Squawkingalah "I played the piano" is an example of aorist's use... It doesn't indicate duration nor when it ended12 April 2011
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20Points@TheSupercargo @Squawkingalah Aorist: When an event takes place in the past without indicating whether this action ended in the past12 April 2011
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31PointsFunny Greek linguistic attack: fascicle = eat you dog! (fas=eat scile=dog). #artwiculate24 September 2010
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13PointsTwitter API overload... I think my twitter API has narcolepsy :)24 August 2010
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27PointsIs that a lilliputian gun in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? :P22 August 2010
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13PointsSalaries in Greece under the IMF are lilliputian m... you need a magnifying glass to see them before the vanish to pay bills! #artwiculate22 August 2010
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10PointsStentorian : The level of shouting & cursing I did when I remembered I forgot to tell @poupigio that I wouldn't make it to her gathering!11 July 2010
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17PointsMy Greek linguistic attack on phantasmagoria couldn't be more abstruse! Oh, the shame! :) #artwiculate08 July 2010
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15PointsDangerous compotation : Because you speak a language that does not compute that you can translate #artwiculate07 July 2010
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21Pointsphalanx can be refer to any of the bones of the toes or fingers (besides being a military formation). #artwiculate17 June 2010
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21PointsI bet some would be surprised to know that phalanx was also a type of torture used during the junta era in Greece. #artwiculate17 June 2010
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22PointsGreek linguistic attack: kakistocracy mispelled: "the reign of the witchie mean woman" kakisto = kakiSTRO = witchie mean woman) #artwiculate16 June 2010
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21Pointskakistocracy = Take a look at me now (says Greece). #artwiculate16 June 2010
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16PointsGreek linguistic attack: Cutaneous = a new box! (Cuta = kouta = box + neous = neos = new). Enjoy! The Greek Geek :) #artwiculate #greek14 June 2010
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16PointsGreek linguistic attack 2: Emetic = Of course a tic! (Eme = A me = Of course + tic = tic). Enjoy! :) #artwiculate05 June 2010
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20PointsGreek linguistic attack 1: Emetic = me with a tic (eme = me = to me/me. tic = tic). Enjoy! :) #artwiculate05 June 2010
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22PointsYou say I'm churlish but I say I'm girlish #artwiculate29 May 2010
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21PointsFunny Greek linguistic attack: callipygian -> Good fountain! (from cali=good + pigi=fountain, water source) #articulate22 May 2010
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11PointsGreek women are the best example of the callipygian form: curvy with ample breasts :) #artwiculate22 May 2010
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15Points@lithiumzombie @californiakara I say that the best example of political sciolism is Al Gore when he claimed 2 have invented the internet :)08 February 2010
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10PointsWho comes up with these Sesquipedalian words on artwiculate? Are they trying to see who can fit them in a tweet? :)06 February 2010
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30PointsMatutinal reaction from my hubby: "Who are you and what did you do to my wife?" :)04 February 2010
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15PointsGreek linguistic attack: matutinal > but I changed it for him! ma (but) tu (him) tin (it) al (allaksa=changed) - Enjoy! The Greek Geek :)04 February 2010
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15PointsWhich translator can claim to be matutinal? We are all nocturnal creatures :)04 February 2010
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15Points@SJHatzi I have one more linguistic attack : tirade > tira de! > look already! (tira : slang for "look", de: come on, already!)25 January 2010
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17PointsGreek linguistic attack: tirade > suspender (tiranda in Greek means :suspender:) - The G(r)eek :)25 January 2010
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16PointsOne more untrwitterable word: efflorescence. Say it and whoosh! there goes 140 characters!24 January 2010
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20PointsSuch efflorescence, he said. What? There is not even a drop of flour! she replied. No, but there are plenty of flowers my dear including you24 January 2010
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15PointsLykeios the collie knew it was a cynosure sign that he was looking for trouble when he peed in the kitchen21 January 2010
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25 December 2009 | Jocund |
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Abstruse, Accolade, Ailurophile, Anomaly, Aorist, Bucolic, Callipygian, Churlish, Compotation, Cutaneous, Cynosure, Desuetude, Diaphanous, Efflorescence, Emetic, Ephemeral, Evanescent, Fascicle, Gargantuan, Hedonist, Heresy, Implacable, Implacable, Jocund, Kakistocracy, Kumquat, Lilliputian, Lissome, Matutinal, Mercenary, Narcolepsy, Onomatopoeia, Pastiche, Petrichor, Phalanx, Pulchritudinous, Quagmire, Quixotic, Redolent, Schlep, Sciolism, Sesquipedalian, Stentorian, Sumptuous, Sycophant, Tirade, Untenable, Wassail





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