Recurring alphabet thread

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Zoo. What the GF, sometimes, reminds me of.

Z

Zebedee

Note: the father of James and John [disciples of Jesus] named after a character in the Aramaic version of The Magic Roundabout.

See also: Doogal, Ermintrude, and Brian the Snail, all prominent C1st Pharisees.

@great-big-stees said
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Zoo. What the GF, sometimes, reminds me of.

Z

For Zeus... Omega in Greek, for the end of their alphabet, which ironically starts with A, for Alpha-bet. O my God! It's the end! Of the alpha-bet. Too late to place any bets while the wheel is turning. Back to A, the beginning...of this thread. One long string on nonsense .

A
For again, overlapping. I would never put the skills shown here on a resume'. Resume, a synonym for again. Take your positions again, and resume your play with words. Back to normal.

A for average. Everyday street talk. Far out?

A for adios!

@pettytalk said
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For Zeus... Omega in Greek, for the end of their alphabet, which ironically starts with A, for Alpha-bet. O my God! It's the end! Of the alpha-bet. Too late to place any bets while the wheel is turning. Back to A, the beginning...of this thread. One long string on nonsense .

A
For again, overlapping. I would never put the skills shown here on a resume'. Resume, ...[text shortened]... play with words. Back to normal.

A for average. Everyday street talk. Far out?

A for adios!

A

Areola

Definition: the soft, fleshy part of the outer ear.

As in: "Let me look at your areola; trust me, I'm a human biologist."

@fmf said
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Areola

Definition: the soft, fleshy part of the outer ear.

As in: "Let me look at your areola; trust me, I'm a human biologist."

A

Aphids

Note: what I called my children when they small

A

Afrodisiac

Definitely: a potion that gives one's hair a stiffy

A

Arnhem

Note: the blame for the failure of Britain's XXXth Corps to reach the bridge that turned out to be "too far" can be laid at the feet of the 82nd Airborne Division's commander Lieutenant General James M. Gavin.

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Also

As in: "Lieutenant-General Sir Frederick Arthur Montague "Boy" Browning, GCVO, KBE, CB, DSO, also.

A

Aloysius

As in: "How do you pronounce that?" "Just call him Louis."

B

Bongo Bongo Land

See: The UK Independence Party

B

Blunderbuss

Example: when the 321 from Luton to Rickmansworth turns left at Garston.