Word assoc. Z-A

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
far-fetched

eloped

Originally posted by lolof
eloped

deliberate

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
deliberate

cunning

Originally posted by lolof
cunning

ballsy

The post that was quoted here has been removed

Zeus

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Zeus

Ypsilon

Originally posted by lolof
Ypsilon

eXam

Originally posted by lolof
eXam

wide (open)

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
wide (open)

vulnerable

Originally posted by lolof
vulnerable

underbelly

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
underbelly

xenomorphic

Originally posted by redbarons
xenomorphic

You fly England's flag but English can't be your mother tongue because your alphabet is weird.

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
You fly England's flag but English can't be your mother tongue because your alphabet is weird.

what makes u say that xenamorphic means strange form it was the best I could come up with,my name is Dave Burton and I live in Middlesbrough North Yorkshire UK and for resons unknown to me people on here call me Vince,and a moderator deleted my post and it read (back of the net)a football term used a lot in the UK.

Originally posted by redbarons
what makes u say that xenamorphic means strange form it was the best I could come up with,my name is Dave Burton and I live in Middlesbrough North Yorkshire UK and for resons unknown to me people on here call me Vince,and a moderator deleted my post and it read (back of the net)a football term used a lot in the UK.

This thread is "Word assoc. Z-A" ergo if the previous word started with a "u" then the next word would, under normal circumstances, start with the letter "t" not "x" right? I sometimes get the WAGs mixed up too. Can we get back on "Track"? "😉