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 Post subject: Re: Lovely Language
PostPosted: June 27th, 2012, 6:41 pm 
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The alternative to Besmirch is to Besmirf which means to turn someone blue. ;)

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 Post subject: Re: Lovely Language
PostPosted: June 27th, 2012, 8:27 pm 
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Willow Wenial Mimetes wrote:
Spanghew (Meaning: to throw violently into the air; especially, to throw (a frog) into the air from the end of a stick)

That makes me wonder how that word came about. o.O

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Jonathan Garner wrote:
Willow Wenial Mimetes wrote:
Spanghew (Meaning: to throw violently into the air; especially, to throw (a frog) into the air from the end of a stick)

That makes me wonder how that word came about. o.O

Come to think of it...me too. o.O


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 Post subject: Re: Lovely Language
PostPosted: June 27th, 2012, 9:37 pm 
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Lycanis Mimetes wrote:
Jonathan Garner wrote:
Willow Wenial Mimetes wrote:
Spanghew (Meaning: to throw violently into the air; especially, to throw (a frog) into the air from the end of a stick)

That makes me wonder how that word came about. o.O

Come to think of it...me too. o.O

Who was throwing frogs into the air from the end of a stick? o.O

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 Post subject: Re: Lovely Language
PostPosted: June 28th, 2012, 1:21 am 
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Jonathan Garner wrote:
Lycanis Mimetes wrote:
Jonathan Garner wrote:
Willow Wenial Mimetes wrote:
Spanghew (Meaning: to throw violently into the air; especially, to throw (a frog) into the air from the end of a stick)

That makes me wonder how that word came about. o.O

Come to think of it...me too. o.O

Who was throwing frogs into the air from the end of a stick? o.O


Maybe that's how baseball started. ;) :dieshappy:

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 Post subject: Re: Lovely Language
PostPosted: June 28th, 2012, 11:29 am 
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Idril Aravis Mimetes wrote:
Jonathan Garner wrote:
Lycanis Mimetes wrote:
Jonathan Garner wrote:
Willow Wenial Mimetes wrote:
Spanghew (Meaning: to throw violently into the air; especially, to throw (a frog) into the air from the end of a stick)

That makes me wonder how that word came about. o.O

Come to think of it...me too. o.O

Who was throwing frogs into the air from the end of a stick? o.O


Maybe that's how baseball started. ;) :dieshappy:

Hmmm...or maybe very early siege warfare?


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PostPosted: June 28th, 2012, 4:38 pm 
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Actually, I think it came from a really old Celtic sport. :P Where, that's what they did. They tried to see how high you could throw a frog.

They also kick each other's shins, and see who can remain standing the longest, and throw these things called "cabers" and see who can chuck the giant thing the furthest. :P

Yeah...it's weird. ;)


Another really awesome word I just noticed today:

Candelabra

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Willow Wenial Mimetes wrote:
Actually, I think it came from a really old Celtic sport. :P Where, that's what they did. They tried to see how high you could throw a frog.

Interesting...

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PostPosted: June 28th, 2012, 11:45 pm 
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Jonathan Garner wrote:
Willow Wenial Mimetes wrote:
Actually, I think it came from a really old Celtic sport. :P Where, that's what they did. They tried to see how high you could throw a frog.

Interesting...

Yeah... o.O I'm surprised the frogs didn't start a rebellion or something...

Faceted...I like that word, somehow it seems fantasy like. :)


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Lycanis Mimetes wrote:
Jonathan Garner wrote:
Willow Wenial Mimetes wrote:
Actually, I think it came from a really old Celtic sport. :P Where, that's what they did. They tried to see how high you could throw a frog.

Interesting...

Yeah... o.O I'm surprised the frogs didn't start a rebellion or something...

Sounds like a story idea. ;)

Phantasmagoria is a neat word. :cool:

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 Post subject: Re: Lovely Language
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Jonathan Garner wrote:
Lycanis Mimetes wrote:
Jonathan Garner wrote:
Willow Wenial Mimetes wrote:
Actually, I think it came from a really old Celtic sport. :P Where, that's what they did. They tried to see how high you could throw a frog.

Interesting...

Yeah... o.O I'm surprised the frogs didn't start a rebellion or something...

Sounds like a story idea. ;)

Phantasmagoria is a neat word. :cool:

:twisted: That'd be awesome...

:shock: *goes to look up definition* *is in awe* That's an awesome word with a handy meaning. :cool:


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