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Originally posted by cheshirecatstevens
#10 phonopsia [Greek] A condition in which hearing certain sounds gives rise to a subjective sensation of color.

12. Color, the American bastardisation of the spelling of 'colour'.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
11. ARROGANCE: Noun, 14th Century. An emotional/attitude complex of superiority, hypersensitivity to self and insensitivity to all others.





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Originally posted by Bad wolf
12. Color, the American bastardisation of the spelling of 'colour'.

#15 brobdignagian

Adj. enormous, gigantic. Descriptive of inhabitants of Brobdignag, an imaginary land in Gullivers travels by Johnathon Swift.

( that one is a biggie)

16. TRUE: Middle English 'trewe' from Old English ' treowe'... faithful, sure. Before 12th Century: steadfast, essential, legitimate, rightful,

consistent, narrow, accurate, conformable to a standard and true to character. "Truth never seems true" - G. Simenon (and it stings -gb).

Originally posted by Bad wolf
12. Color, the American bastardisation of the spelling of 'colour'.

17. NO: From Middle English 'na' from OE 'ne'. To express the negative of an alternative choice; with respect to degree 'no better'; denial, refusal.

What's the difference between Bilbo Baggins and Gonorrhea?

Originally posted by AThousandYoung
What's the difference between Bilbo Baggins and Gonorrhea?

18. YES: adverb, from Old English 'gese'; assent, agreement; emphatic, explicit, aye; polite interest, attentiveness; informal/slang okay, yeah, right on.

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Some die young. Some old. All become smaller... then are gone.



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