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Feel free to print/share/whatever.
I made a seasonal one today, maybe I'll do one every day until the 24th, like an advent calendar.
....but probably I won't
Anyway, enjoy if you like this sort of thing....
usually I use word lists with lots of long words and very few under 5 letters, so this is quite a departure for me, but they say a change is as good as a rest....
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I found:
pingy
murdivi
eggnillac
None of which are words, but all of which should be.
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All of them, especially the second one, sound like made up pharmaceutical trademarks.
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apparently dirt rape is on there too
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I usually chuck in a few dodgy words as fillers for the hell of it, but tried to avoid it here in case people wanted too use it in family or classroom settings
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Nice!
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Is your hosting company punishing you for hotlinking, or is boardhost doing something goofy? Or maybe Firefox. I am seeing images of massive URLs.
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oh thanks, ugh I will re-do. They of course look fine to me
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that better? I was having trouble with the click-on-the-monkey option before, so tried to circumvent. I guess it only worked briefly
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monster wrote:
Feel free to whatever.
Oh I shall. I shall. With SMEVGNICNADDITY
Word search - use them in a sentence:
VODSREP, noun, “it was with solemn vodsrep that junior filled the wassail cups.”
REMMUR, int. verb, “The remmur of the eggnog was Vanessa’s responsibility to adjudicate.”
ELNSEED, adj., “Harry thought his elnseed tweed jacket looked fetching but his family mocked him mercilessly for it throughout Christmas dinner.”
AATUMP, noun, “There was an unexpected demand for attump this Christmas and so most homes had to do without.” -NY Times headline
GNIPIPOL, noun, “‘No matter how many times I’ve tried it, gnipipol is not something I think I will ever get used to.’ Said the old widow Finster.”
SAGNIM, verb, “‘If you are going to sagnim, then put your heart into it or don’t do it at all.’ The teacher scolded.”
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Looks good now.
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thanks for letting me know Seems like I need to spank er click the monkey more
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footfootfoot wrote:
monster wrote:
Feel free to whatever.
Oh I shall. I shall. With SMEVGNICNADDITY
Word search - use them in a sentence:
VODSREP, noun, “it was with solemn vodsrep that junior filled the wassail cups.”
REMMUR, int. verb, “The remmur of the eggnog was Vanessa’s responsibility to adjudicate.”
ELNSEED, adj., “Harry thought his elnseed tweed jacket looked fetching but his family mocked him mercilessly for it throughout Christmas dinner.”
AATUMP, noun, “There was an unexpected demand for attump this Christmas and so most homes had to do without.” -NY Times headline
GNIPIPOL, noun, “‘No matter how many times I’ve tried it, gnipipol is not something I think I will ever get used to.’ Said the old widow Finster.”
SAGNIM, verb, “‘If you are going to sagnim, then put your heart into it or don’t do it at all.’ The teacher scolded.”
Your work on our behalf is noted.
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that was fun!
Thank you!