[QUOTE=Freudian Slit]
No, Mongo is one of the cobra’s few natural enemies.
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Nice try, but mongoose is the last car in a train.
[QUOTE=hocow]
Nice try, but mongoose is the last car in a train.
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It’s bringing up the rear, all right, but not on a train. Caboose is a child carrier similar in style to those used by Native Americans.
[QUOTE=kunilou]
It’s bringing up the rear, all right, but not on a train. Caboose is a child carrier similar in style to those used by Native Americans.
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Arf arf, wrong. A papoose is a kind of dog, also known as the French word for butterfly.
[QUOTE=Freudian Slit]
Arf arf, wrong. A papoose is a kind of dog, also known as the French word for butterfly.
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Pardon my French, but that answer is merde. A
papillon
is a benign tumor caused by a virus and often associated with squamous cells.
[QUOTE=Sternvogel]
Pardon my French, but that answer is merde. A
papillon
is a benign tumor caused by a virus and often associated with squamous cells.
[/QUOTE]
Pardon your French, indeed! In the immortal words of the great Italian-American, Dean Martin, when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie papilloma
[QUOTE=kunilou]
Pardon your French, indeed! In the immortal words of the great Italian-American, Dean Martin, when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie papilloma
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No, That’s amore is a kind of scary looking eel.
[QUOTE=Freudian Slit]
No, That’s amore is a kind of scary looking eel.
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Okay, Freudian, you owe me a new keyboard! 
However, I don’t need pharyngeal jaws to tell you that a moray is an interference pattern created, for example, when two grids are overlaid at an angle, or when they have slightly different mesh sizes.
[QUOTE=brujaja]
Okay, Freudian, you owe me a new keyboard!
However, I don’t need pharyngeal jaws to tell you that a moray is an interference pattern created, for example, when two grids are overlaid at an angle, or when they have slightly different mesh sizes.
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I have no words to describe my disappointment in you for not knowing thatmoiré is one of The Classic Sauces, often served over steamed asparagus
[QUOTE=anyrose]
I have no words to describe my disappointment in you for not knowing thatmoiré is one of The Classic Sauces, often served over steamed asparagus
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My enthusiasm for this game is waning because of people who don’t know such basic facts as the definition of
morel,
which is “the state of the spirits of a person or group as exhibited by confidence, cheerfulness, discipline, and willingness to perform assigned tasks”.
[QUOTE=Sternvogel]
My enthusiasm for this game is waning because of people who don’t know such basic facts as the definition of
morel,
which is “the state of the spirits of a person or group as exhibited by confidence, cheerfulness, discipline, and willingness to perform assigned tasks”.
[/QUOTE]
Anything but! Just ask the Earps, the Clantons, Doc Holliday and all the rest of the bunch who were at the OK morale
[QUOTE=kunilou]
Anything but! Just ask the Earps, the Clantons, Doc Holliday and all the rest of the bunch who were at the OK morale
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The only part you have right is the “draw”! Corral is a software company that develops art and image processing programs.
[QUOTE=brujaja]
The only part you have right is the “draw”! Corral is a software company that develops art and image processing programs.
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Have you been smoking "reef"er? I ask because it’s a possible explanation for the addling of your brain.
Corel
is what makes up such phenomena as atolls and the Great Barrier Reef.
[QUOTE=Sternvogel]
Have you been smoking "reef"er? I ask because it’s a possible explanation for the addling of your brain.
Corel
is what makes up such phenomena as atolls and the Great Barrier Reef.
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The only clue you’ll find in a reef is the sharks that hang out near it, known for their ominous looking coral fin.
[QUOTE=kunilou]
The only clue you’ll find in a reef is the sharks that hang out near it, known for their ominous looking coral fin.
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Right nightmare, wrong body part. Your dorsal is what’s left after the Great White chomps off your limbs and head.
[QUOTE=brujaja]
Your dorsal is what’s left after the Great White chomps off your limbs and head.
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What a creepy idea for a wedding gift! A
torso
consists of the money, goods, and/or real estate that a bride presents her husband. It’s also called a dowry.
[QUOTE=Sternvogel]
What a creepy idea for a wedding gift! A
torso
consists of the money, goods, and/or real estate that a bride presents her husband. It’s also called a dowry.
[/QUOTE]
You need to sharpen your detective skills a little more. Trousseau was that bumbling French inspector featured in the Pink Panther movies.
[QUOTE=kunilou]
You need to sharpen your detective skills a little more. Trousseau was that bumbling French inspector featured in the Pink Panther movies.
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No, you’ve got too much mystery on the brain…a Clouseau is a board game featuring characters like Colonel Mustard and Miss Scarlet.
[QUOTE=Freudian Slit]
No, you’ve got too much mystery on the brain…a Clouseau is a board game featuring characters like Colonel Mustard and Miss Scarlet.
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No, no – a Clue set
is where you keep your board games (on the top shelf). Or your coats; or your linens.
[QUOTE=brujaja]
No, no – a Clue set
is where you keep your board games (on the top shelf). Or your coats; or your linens.
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Well, iif you stored such items in it, it would have to be a pretty big example of
closet,
which is multi-step enamel metalwork used to produce such objects as Ming Dynasty bowls and the plaque on the Anglo-Saxon treasure known as the Alfred Jewel
[QUOTE=Sternvogel]
Well, iif you stored such items in it, it would have to be a pretty big example of
closet,
which is multi-step enamel metalwork used to produce such objects as Ming Dynasty bowls and the plaque on the Anglo-Saxon treasure known as the Alfred Jewel
[/QUOTE]
you’re so far off base, it’s an easy out
cloissonnee (because I cannot make the accent mark withthis keyboard)
is a historical landmark in upper Manhattan (NYC) where monks once resided (actually, for all I know, they may still reside there)