Nothing is ever inclement except weather

[lieu]

I’m not aware of any set that’s bodacious other than tatas.

[ralphthemuppet]

A murder of crows (can any other collective be called a murder?). And while we’re on the subject what should the word be to describe a collection of old people - a gaggle, a flock, a euthanasia?

[lieu]

An AARP.

[Boyo_Jim]

*Originally posted by ralphthemuppet *
**A murder of crows (can any other collective be called a murder?). And while we’re on the subject what should the word be to describe a collection of old people - a gaggle, a flock, a euthanasia? **

A snooze? A nap? A wrinkle? A gasp?

[Diceman]

*Originally posted by ralphthemuppet *
**A murder of crows (can any other collective be called a murder?). And while we’re on the subject what should the word be to describe a collection of old people - a gaggle, a flock, a euthanasia? **

A bingo game.

[SpartanDC]

*Originally posted by ThreeLeggedBob *
**Vim is only used in conjunction with vigor.

Nobody has ever hawed without also hemming. **

Sorry, but my alma mater’s fight song proves you wrong on the first count:

From the Michigan State University fight song:
Spartan teams are bound to win/they’re fighting with a vim! Rah, rah, rah!

I think “one fell swoop” is a pretty good example, Arcite. I can’t think of any other phrase that uses “fell” as an adjective.

Has a romp ever been modified by a word other than “madcap”?