What kunilou had was contention. Go with that, whomever.
Thanks, but it was only up for a minute.
Anyway, it’s obvious that until I can post faster, I should stay after school in contention.
Not true. It’s just happened more than a few times that the thing will sit here for hours and then suddenly everybody wants to answer, and things get balled up.
Anyway, your “contention” is really the word for what Sherlock was noted for.
Sherlock was indeed a master of deduction although his ability to swallow, break down, absorb and expel is actually shared by all of us to some degree.
I don’t know…I don’t think all that many people are as bad about it as me. When I start to tell a story, a digestion is practically guaranteed!
Hang on though. Isn’t a digression something a square has two of, and a cube has three?
Hope I’m not being a blockhead & getting it wrong – I believe a degree sign is an ingredient in dishwashing liquids and tire-cleaning products.
(I was actually after dimension…)
No, a detergent is like some kind of a super-weapon that you hope not to use, but intend that it will scare other people off going to war with you…
I may have read the wrong issue of Jane’s magazine to see that
deterrent
is what you have to do when they’re tearing up the street to repave it, or the bridge is out, or there’s been a major mishap on the road, or in the words of an old song, Heartbreak Ahead…
To be honest that sounds more to me likediversionwhich is what you do when you turn something upside down.
Well, actually I was shooting for detour, but time passes on.
Where you imply
inversion – maybe something else
I’ve always heard that to mean what happens when you “see something in your mind’s eye” sort of thing.
You don’t need to have intuition to recognize an uprising against established authority.
If you were thinking of
insurrection that’s where two roads cross.
BTW, I was shooting for envision up there. No sweat, though. Onward and outward.
Oh! Gosh! I’ve come up with an intersection of exclamations without grammatical linkage.
Crap!
I suspect the
interjection to which you refer is really the introduction of a medicinal fluid into your flesh especially with a needle or blowgun
Put this in your pipe and smoke it:
injection
is when you can’t get someone’s phone number.
I don’t think so – rejection is a part of speech. You know, “hooking up words & phrases & clauses”.
deleted, too slow.
My, my, my. I hear too many people use
conjunction
for that ailment of the eye often referred to as pinkeye
Curses Zeldar! Beaten again