the minions have a condensed word for all their Christmas carols - nana, nana, nana ..... just benana. (Yes we have no benanas, we have no benanas, today...only yesteryear's tears from laughing all the way) It is like condensed galactic milk - a milky way???
farthest known object in the solar system. A flyby was performed by new horizon satellite. Named after the word for 'cloud' in the Powhatan - an Algonquin language of the Virginia Maryland tidewater region'
The original name for St. Marys - 1st European settlement in Maryland - was changed from the Native American name of Yascomoco. The Native Americans moved across the river to develop a new village.
Water cress is cruciferous and closely resembles hemlock. Of course, hemlock was what socked Socrates.(but not Aristotle) Have you gotten to the underdeveloped flower stem of the rutabaga yet? There must be a chiastic (see chiasmus) double cross in this dream...somewhere near the sundog perhaps!
Aristotle noted that "two mock suns - parhelion - rose with the sun and followed it all through the day until sunset."
Artemidorus in his Oneirocritica ('On the Interpretation of Dreams') included mock suns amongst a list of celestial deities. Solanum, a species of solanaceae, is also known as "sunberry."
The Very Large Array, VLA, radio telescope is located in the San Agustin Plains of New Mexico. It is one of the most isolated regions in the United States and is a dry lake bed surrounded by volcanic mountains.
Has anyone ever before noted the VLA's purpose is to listen for whispers of radio waves from light years away, even to the edge of the universe and how it relates to the name of the area. It is 'a gust in' ... a whisper. I once read the energy its antennas receive is less than the energy in a falling snowflake. It is like listening for falling dew.
My mother's perseverating phrase, 'Don't perseverate on it!!!' that I am just beginning to understand (stand under) again and again. I believe it was required even after the 40 years since she died. But I (am still (emtionally))shouldn't perserverate on it! Go fig-u-rate that???
It is much easier to re-late relate with it's 20-20 back vision than to go the route of the few touring (futuring) - looking to the mystery and its best path of faith and hope!
to separate, distinguish - certain and cern - as in discern - are closely related. another closely related word is 'crisis'. all three words are derived from the indo-european root krei-
Is a scout a 'shooter of words' in the metaphorest? (see entry from IE roots below)
skeud- To shoot, chase, throw. Derivatives include shoot, shut, and scuttle.1
shoot, from Old English scēotan, to shoot, from Germanic *skeutan, to shoot. shot1, from Old English sceot, scot, shooting, a shot; schuss, from Old High German scuz, shooting, a shot; scot, scot and lot, from Old Norse skot and Old French escot, contribution, tax (< "money thrown down"); wainscot, from Middle Dutch sc(h)ot, crossbar, wooden partition. a-d all from Germanic *skutaz, shooting, shot. shut, from Old English scyttan, to shut (by pushing a crossbar), probably from Germanic *skutjan. shuttle, from Old English scytel, a dart, missile, from Germanic *skutilaz. sheet2, from Old English scēata, corner of a sail; sheet1, from Old English scēte, piece of cloth. Both a and b from Germanic *skautjōn‑. scout2, from a Scandinavian source akin to Old Norse skūta, mockery (< "shooting of words"); shout, from Old Norse skūta, a taunt. Both a and b from Germanic *skut‑.
Is there a corresponding concept for data grace- a process that separates intelligence from information. Here intelligence is information that makes a difference. (I was tempted to say 'matters', but refrained). Gregory Bateson wrote about the concept of intellegence and information in "Mind and Nature",
Data grace would have the properties of light as opposed properties of gravity.
No one can measure the exact distance around the crust of a pie. The smaller the measure the greater the circumference of the pie. If you used a nano measure the distance around the crust of the pie would approach infinity! And as Annie Dillard said: "Infinity is too small to find!"
the 'x' was pronounced as the 's' in English in 'vision'.
alternatively: 'moon navel'. I wonder if there was a vision of the meteorite collision near the Yucatan that inspired the name. Many Native American mythologies relate emerging into the present time through a navel like path??
Comments by fbharjo
fbharjo commented on the word tsiping
tsiping is a Tewa word for 'flaking stone' or flint
March 1, 2023
fbharjo commented on the word featherstar
crinoid is derived from 'lily-like' thus a featherstar is a movable lily.
February 23, 2023
fbharjo commented on the word featherstar
a crinoid's crinet
February 23, 2023
fbharjo commented on the word featherstar
traveling thoughts: lily-like is the etymological source of 'crinoid'
hence a featherstar is lily with feathers, too!
February 23, 2023
fbharjo commented on the word featherstar
crinoid survivors :
both fauna and flora:
seaglider:
mobilehome:
limestone-smiths:
traveltrailers:
February 23, 2023
fbharjo commented on the list 2023-woty-research-WQJAoF7NOoqHoDLEizzH2
metaforest
February 16, 2023
fbharjo commented on the list triple-homonyms
wear where ware.... beware bee wear bewhere?
February 13, 2023
fbharjo commented on the list triple-homonyms
rays praise peaks
raze prey peaks
raise pray peaks
February 10, 2023
fbharjo commented on the list do-it-yourself-christmas-carol-list--1
the minions have a condensed word for all their Christmas carols - nana, nana, nana ..... just benana. (Yes we have no benanas, we have no benanas, today...only yesteryear's tears from laughing all the way) It is like condensed galactic milk - a milky way???
February 9, 2023
fbharjo commented on the word hyblend
....or a grade of gasoline?
February 9, 2023
fbharjo commented on the word Googie
Is it froogie (frugie) too or was that a dance craze in the mid-sixties? (or perhaps it is a frug puppy?)
February 9, 2023
fbharjo commented on the list triple-homonyms
definition of a prism's focus - where the sun's rays meet;
February 9, 2023
fbharjo commented on the word zroom
See zroomed.
May 19, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word Zroomed
Groomed for zoom
May 19, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word zenzontlruzuzu
Ruzuzu - possessor of thousands of words - see comments on zenzontle
April 7, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word zenzontle
from Nahuatl language: zentzontlahtōleh ('zenzontle' is a shortened form)(means "mockingbird", literally possessor of 400 words, statements (songs?))- zenzontontli ("a count of 400") + tlahtōlli ("language, word, statement") + eh ("possessor of")
April 7, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word huedacious
boldly colorful
April 3, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word Isquitzuchil
Isquitzuchil is a Nahuatl word meaning "place where flowers abound", and is the source of the name for Esquipulas, a place of pilgrimage in Guatamala.
April 3, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word happystance
Another word for faith? ....if one thinks of the Greek etymology or Irish etymology derivation of ‘faith’. Irish word is ‘iris’ or ‘iress’.
February 5, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word 3Dfruiti
See 3Dfruitti or 3Dfrutti !
February 5, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word wigwam
Also see wikiwam or wiquoam.
February 5, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word wiquoam
Putting Descrates before the wikiwam or the wiquoam?
Just (jest) horsing around (a round)!
February 5, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word 3Dscootie
3Dscootie - to scoot through wormholes and be whole afterwards
February 5, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word warp speed
3Dscootie misread as 3Dfruiti ???
February 5, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word wiquoam
wigwam in Delaware language
February 5, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word wikiwam
Wiquoam in Delaware. Where you aware?
February 4, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word wikiwam
‘Their house’ in Algonquin. Also spelled wigwam
February 4, 2021
fbharjo commented on the word arrokoth
farthest known object in the solar system. A flyby was performed by new horizon satellite. Named after the word for 'cloud' in the Powhatan - an Algonquin language of the Virginia Maryland tidewater region'
December 24, 2020
fbharjo commented on the word muffin fan
must be related to sopa (sofa) fan tastick!
November 29, 2020
fbharjo commented on the list zenphotia-Z1f69MLf_aPL
Middle-ant-hill
November 21, 2020
fbharjo commented on the word Mattapany Road
Mattapany means roughly "path to the water"
October 4, 2020
fbharjo commented on the word geoc
Old English yoke (noun form) geocian is the verb form of yoke.
from IE root yeug- to join
yoga is from sanskrit yugā to join mind and spirit
October 4, 2020
fbharjo commented on the word Fur Trees Locked in Paradise
It is so moss more! I wood lichen it to a utopia....with a mud wall around it!
September 16, 2020
fbharjo commented on the word koru
A spiral shape that symbolizes growth, strength and peace, used in Māori art.
April 18, 2020
fbharjo commented on the word tup
Tup that!.....certainly makes one tuppencely pensive!?
January 10, 2020
fbharjo commented on the word cloud street
I wonder what a cloud boulevard looks like?
January 10, 2020
fbharjo commented on the list fake-words-meant-to-be-amusing
HumpityDumpity.....drumpityfrumpity....(finish as you will)
January 10, 2020
fbharjo commented on the word Yascomoco
The original name for St. Marys - 1st European settlement in Maryland - was changed from the Native American name of Yascomoco. The Native Americans moved across the river to develop a new village.
November 28, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word Mattapany Road
The original name of St Mary's in Maryland was the native american name 'Yascomoco'.
November 28, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word soltentanue
Water cress is cruciferous and closely resembles hemlock. Of course, hemlock was what socked Socrates.(but not Aristotle) Have you gotten to the underdeveloped flower stem of the rutabaga yet? There must be a chiastic (see chiasmus) double cross in this dream...somewhere near the sundog perhaps!
Aristotle noted that "two mock suns - parhelion - rose with the sun and followed it all through the day until sunset."
Artemidorus in his Oneirocritica ('On the Interpretation of Dreams') included mock suns amongst a list of celestial deities. Solanum, a species of solanaceae, is also known as "sunberry."
November 21, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word proach
broach:proach
November 8, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word outscape
exscape?
November 8, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word doornik
...on the thresh'hold!
November 8, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word soluble glass
Class-ic (ik) glass-ic (ik) action?
Often stirring action!
Unsol-va-ble mist story?
September 10, 2019
fbharjo commented on the list its-almost--poetic
ry not never and ever more or less - poetry always leads you to unexpected places and spaces
August 3, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word quodlibet
see cabbage-and-turnips-have-driven-me--though-my-mother-cooked-squirrel--id-stayed-longer for more examples of quodlibets
August 2, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word seenohopia
compare to xenophobia
August 2, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word kimo
kimo -'mountain lion' in Tiwa
August 2, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word seehopia
seehopia - the other end of the spectrum is xenophobia
the question for us in the US is where we fall in this spectrum?
August 2, 2019
fbharjo commented on the list space-to-rome-place-home-xpASL0FBVz-
all places without/in le(a)d to/from Roma roam
July 31, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word Agustine, a gust in
Agustin is the Spanish spelling of Augustine.
The Very Large Array, VLA, radio telescope is located in the San Agustin Plains of New Mexico. It is one of the most isolated regions in the United States and is a dry lake bed surrounded by volcanic mountains.
Has anyone ever before noted the VLA's purpose is to listen for whispers of radio waves from light years away, even to the edge of the universe and how it relates to the name of the area. It is 'a gust in' ... a whisper. I once read the energy its antennas receive is less than the energy in a falling snowflake. It is like listening for falling dew.
July 26, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word choral airy, corollary
An airy choral leads, not follows, as a corollary.
July 26, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word perch
By what quarter 30 and a quarter square yards? That is the perch and perching question!
July 9, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word swich
such -a word 'swich'
July 4, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word e-prime
prime on a spreeeeeee
June 30, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word cwēme
queme
June 30, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word wisht
a past wish
June 30, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word happystance
a providential landing
June 30, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word nowomenclator
a female nomenclator
June 30, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word and-or
or and?
June 28, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word cornobble
Not if it is rotten the cor(e) and is named Ashley Bass.
June 27, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word diesel-powered nuns
They must be Cumminites!
June 27, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word cottonpoly
Do I cotton to cottonpoly? Nothing could be finer (qtn) than cotton - except perhaps nanocotton (an oxycotton?- no moron or less on).
qtn is the semitic root of cotton.
cyt+un are the welsh roots.
June 27, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word poet laureate
Joy Harjo's memoir 'Crazy Brave' is a great read. Her journey is a meracious wonder.
June 25, 2019
fbharjo commented on the list eyebrow
Suuvu(‘at) is the Hopi noun for eyebrow. Sùuyep is ‘right here at this very place’.
June 23, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word Haverford
Haverford's etymology meaning is 'crossing at the confluence'.
February 1, 2019
fbharjo commented on the list sans-prefix
sperate could be added. It is a great de- word!
February 1, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word elote
corn-on-the-cob
January 6, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word guajolote
turkey
January 6, 2019
fbharjo commented on the word superbverb
actively apt
November 19, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word onederstand
common understanding
November 19, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word know-ledge
point of view
November 19, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word wonderstand
awe
November 19, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word honeycombed waffles
chasms galore
July 15, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word still dancing still
hummingbirds!!!
July 9, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word can
can dew??
June 6, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word can
can is heavy light. can is uncanny,canny hope.
June 5, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word inkling, linking, kilning
a nifty anagram with a process built in!
February 2, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word stories store stories
stories stories store (will well store)
January 24, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word stories store stories
latent stories
January 24, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word stories store stories
stored stories
January 24, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word stories store stories
storage stories
January 24, 2018
fbharjo commented on the word perseverate
Let the record skip the skipping!
December 10, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word perseverate
.......on/and/on/and/yonder....ponder!
December 10, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word perseverate
minor is major and/or major is minor!! and all that is twain!?!
December 10, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word perseverate
My mother's perseverating phrase, 'Don't perseverate on it!!!' that I am just beginning to understand (stand under) again and again. I believe it was required even after the 40 years since she died. But I (am still (emtionally))shouldn't perserverate on it! Go fig-u-rate that???
December 10, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word windlass
windlass - going around in square circles with no telling where you will wind up.
December 9, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word bajara
just another whim
December 9, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word pairabola
a parable of reflections
November 22, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word xonder
between wonder and yonder...rhymes with thunder
November 16, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word alltour
We alter (alltour)!
August 26, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word refewtour(e)
It is much easier to re-late relate with it's 20-20 back vision than to go the route of the few touring (futuring) - looking to the mystery and its best path of faith and hope!
August 26, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word rehead
following retail and figuring where it is headed!
August 25, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word onlyness
own lea nest?!
August 24, 2017
fbharjo commented on the user abeger
agend is also a verb!
August 24, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word maraschino
What harmonitics?
August 24, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word swaddle
does it drag on?
August 24, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word swaddle
Is there a danger in wallowing 'swaddling'?
August 17, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word xquizite
edges beyond contest.
August 6, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word causemetic
becoming cosmology
August 3, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word addstract
Complements abstract
May 29, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word zenimal
less than zest
May 28, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word zenimal
be yon der
May 28, 2017
fbharjo commented on the list comfort--2
too close for comfort? Tiffany, Louis Comfort! Southern Comfort?
May 26, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word spinwind
a word to get wound up in (and blown away) and see where you wind up?
May 26, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word crybaby tree
Quelle ramage!
April 26, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word flow, flower
flow, flower, flour
April 24, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word nothing
Not hinging upon!
April 19, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word Bulbble
Dutch tulip inflation and speculation
April 19, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word metaxu
How do you maps spam?
April 14, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word anddeal
as opposed to ordeal.
February 9, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word umbrage
Of shady origins and cast in the shadows of uncertainty
January 17, 2017
fbharjo commented on the word verbacious
With verve........
December 31, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word songshu
pine or pine tree in Chinese
December 11, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word cant
to be set 'on edge' (attuned ,if you will) as any good story or song will do.
December 9, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word cern
to separate, distinguish - certain and cern - as in discern - are closely related. another closely related word is 'crisis'. all three words are derived from the indo-european root krei-
December 9, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word Trump
...a cheap twill (tweeter)???
November 23, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word shithawk
a valid description of trump.
November 23, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word terotechnology
caring for technology - maintaining links in good relationship
November 10, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word wone
see wonen also
October 12, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word wrang
Wring, wrang, wrung, wrong?
June 16, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word gleed
adds a new meaning to char coiled??
June 3, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word metaforaging
foraging for metaphors - looking for straws.
May 31, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word scout
Is a scout a 'shooter of words' in the metaphorest? (see entry from IE roots below)
skeud-
To shoot, chase, throw.
Derivatives include shoot, shut, and scuttle.1
shoot, from Old English scēotan, to shoot, from Germanic *skeutan, to shoot.
shot1, from Old English sceot, scot, shooting, a shot;
schuss, from Old High German scuz, shooting, a shot;
scot, scot and lot, from Old Norse skot and Old French escot, contribution, tax (< "money thrown down");
wainscot, from Middle Dutch sc(h)ot, crossbar, wooden partition. a-d all from Germanic *skutaz, shooting, shot.
shut, from Old English scyttan, to shut (by pushing a crossbar), probably from Germanic *skutjan.
shuttle, from Old English scytel, a dart, missile, from Germanic *skutilaz.
sheet2, from Old English scēata, corner of a sail;
sheet1, from Old English scēte, piece of cloth. Both a and b from Germanic *skautjōn‑.
scout2, from a Scandinavian source akin to Old Norse skūta, mockery (< "shooting of words");
shout, from Old Norse skūta, a taunt. Both a and b from Germanic *skut‑.
Pokorny 2. (s)keud‑ 955.
- <i>American Heritage Dictionary of Indo-European Roots</i>
February 29, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word road island
an inbound path?
February 26, 2016
fbharjo commented on the list of-or-pertaining-to-a-feather-or-feathers
a crinoid is also called a feather-star!
February 23, 2016
fbharjo commented on the list down-or-soft-feather
fluff?
February 23, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word data gravity
Is there a corresponding concept for data grace- a process that separates intelligence from information. Here intelligence is information that makes a difference. (I was tempted to say 'matters', but refrained). Gregory Bateson wrote about the concept of intellegence and information in "Mind and Nature",
Data grace would have the properties of light as opposed properties of gravity.
February 23, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word 6D6D
added dimensions - a place to get your kicks and a route to Lost Angleless
February 20, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word jetpack
*singing*.... Get back Get back to where the jet black jetbacks belong
February 19, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word roamwork
usually done in a group of two - pair of grin (peregrine)
February 18, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word jobberywacky
jabberwocky
February 13, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word jobber
jobberywacky
February 13, 2016
fbharjo commented on the user cinedude
the SPAM cinehumor aludes me
February 12, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word fair fare affair
...A long time ago in a galaxy far (fair), far (fare) (affair ways) away....
January 30, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word blundersome
occasional things bumped into when ones eyes are closed?
January 30, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word blundersome
blunder
January 30, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word blunderful
blundersome
January 30, 2016
fbharjo commented on the user Rareme
rarele?..rarene?...rarere?, rarese? Where is your setting?
January 30, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word mercuric fence
an anagram of circumference
January 27, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word circumference
mercuric fence
January 27, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word picumference
a fractal like pi(e)!
a mercuric fence
No one can measure the exact distance around the crust of a pie. The smaller the measure the greater the circumference of the pie. If you used a nano measure the distance around the crust of the pie would approach infinity! And as Annie Dillard said: "Infinity is too small to find!"
A anagram of 'circumference' is 'mercuric fence'
January 27, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word cakewalk
Why isn't a cakewalk called a picumference? Who would be pie-faced then?
January 27, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word tack
What if one loses track of tack? Would that be a tacky situation? Would it be a task hard to tackle? (Did you grasp tack?)
What type of tack would you use on a tackey horse? If the tack wasn't to the tackey's liking would the horse become techy?
January 27, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word ripoton
duckling
January 26, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word snowtopia
If utopia means 'no place' in Latin, then snowtopia means 'snow place'
January 26, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word crinoidea
I haves always just called them crinoids.
January 25, 2016
fbharjo commented on the list disemvoweled--1
myst'ry - a word on Garm 's one list
January 20, 2016
fbharjo commented on the user Garm
No Garm, no fowl?
January 20, 2016
fbharjo commented on the list disemvoweled--1
myghty - obsolete spelling of mighty
myrkky - Finnish word meaning poison
January 20, 2016
fbharjo commented on the list disemvoweled--1
hymn cyst myth jynx sync lynx gwyn rhythm synthy are some fairly common ones not on the list.
January 20, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word Give beauty back
The Leaden Echo and The Golden Echo - Gerard Manley Hopkins
January 17, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word hanap
Is there such a vessel as a hahanap or is that too remote (moat) a possibility?
January 16, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word spin-dry
Would the word for spin-wet be spindrift?
January 11, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word fuguescent
fleeting, unholdable, dashing, flighty
January 8, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word evanescent
fuguescent??
January 8, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word albescent
a very English word - Albion (Albio in Celtic and Alba in Gaelic)
January 8, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word nowhow
present present - no whoas (woes)?
January 8, 2016
fbharjo commented on the list something-that-comes-before
watershed
January 8, 2016
fbharjo commented on the word merely meracious
mere
December 29, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word protaigle
(pro)taigle - a professional tarrier
December 17, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word Spe
spe - a view of the future
December 16, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word mouffle
What a wrinkle!
December 16, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word liquidid
Kept a lid on it (id)?
December 14, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word turnall
eternal
December 12, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word scapescope
a goatstole(s)cape to another universe.
December 12, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word muchmoreism
as opposed to Leslessism?
December 11, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word liquidid
a solid liquid
December 10, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word gasquid
liquidid
December 10, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word NEB
EL ...... Eyelash
December 9, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word frangy
Cap...calm and peaceful
December 9, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word hashlong
Hashfit - just right or leftout?
December 9, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word melopink
From which a fellowrose
December 9, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word hungster
No hang ups ?
December 9, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word boobytrap
soulevram ylmpls soulevram!
December 4, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word boobytrap
partyllis!!!
December 4, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word shopportunity
soda popportunity
December 2, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word shopportunity
Æesopportunity
December 2, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word shopportunity
over-the-topportunity
December 2, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word shopportunity
o'ertopportunity o'ertop
December 2, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word redos reredos
behind the scenes (seens)
December 2, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word shopportunity
megaflopportunity
December 2, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word shopportunity
bebopportunity
December 2, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word rooftopportunity
spenthouse
December 2, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word shopportunity
rooftopportunity
December 2, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word lief relief
lief
December 1, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word anabatic
katabatic
December 1, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word parabatic
...a plains wind????
December 1, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word katabatic
parabatic anabatic
December 1, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word cropportunity
Reap what you sow?!
December 1, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word shopportunity
cropportunity
December 1, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word shopportunity
chopportunity
December 1, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word imbricated
Bractsome! What' a layover ( under wonder)!
December 1, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word balder-
balderdash
November 25, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word news .in
news bulletin
November 25, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word hwyl
No matter how you all!!
November 25, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word quercitrinesque
quercitrin - bitter style??
November 23, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word usqueesque
whiskey fashion?
November 23, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word gypset
....a latter day gym set (suit) - ad nauseam
November 23, 2015
fbharjo commented on the word mexihco
center or navel of the world ?
the 'x' was pronounced as the 's' in English in 'vision'.
alternatively: 'moon navel'. I wonder if there was a vision of the meteorite collision near the Yucatan that inspired the name. Many Native American mythologies relate emerging into the present time through a navel like path??
November 21, 2015
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