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Big City! (hint)
 
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Aha! METROPOLITAN ! Thank you!

BROKEN - SICK - RRECK
 
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Sorry. Only one R in RECK. Make that

BROKEN - SICK - RECK
 
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KNICKERBOCKERS!! Smile
 
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Remember the thrifty Scottish!

SCOTS COIN BELTS - 2 words
 
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SCOTS COIN BELTS
BOSTON CELTICS (and shame on me for taking so long to recognize it!)

(edit: but they had only one BELT)
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BALK TABLES - a compilation of where best to place the cue-ball, depending on the circumstances
 
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BALK TABLES

basketball

Telescope in Lhasa? TIBETAN LENS (Two words)


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NINE TABLETS is there, but you undoubtedly mean
TABLE TENNIS

COME RIDE to the market with me and we'll get some MORE RICE
 
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COME RIDE

mediocre

ROAMED WALK never played medicore basketball... Proper noun
 
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MEADOWLARK

And all appearances to the contrary notwithstanding, he was no Lemon, either.

Clear his reputation! LOSE ODIUM
 
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LOSE ODIUM

melodious

"A lark'll wake up in the meader"..
 
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I'm not sure what you'll find in the

LEPROSY HUT...
 
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LEPROSY HUT

upholstery

Modern music - RAP SENORITA


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RAP SENORITA

separation + r
resparation

I'll work on it a little more
 
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REPARATIONS

(How close can you get and not see it?)

TINY AXE
 
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TINY AXE

anxiety

Important Scottish fishergirl? NET LASSIE


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NET LASSIE

she's ESSENTIAL

TRAMPINTO - a homeless pony ?
 
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TRAMPINTO

important

CRETIN DUO - a pair of idiots?


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CRETIN DUO

reduction or introduce... I vote for reduction. Smile
 
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SORCERY LET Harry Potter accomplish wonderful things!
 
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CLERESTORY (also offered by Kalleh July 9, 2004)

THE WILERS
 
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The Wilers, wondered, ERSTWHILE, what to do with

RISQUE MATES on New Year's Eve? 2 words
 
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We are going to be very busy if we note repeats on on these wordboards! Send me to the dungeon!!
 
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TIMES SQUARE

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We are going to be very busy if we note repeats on on these wordboards! Send me to the dungeon!!


...not meant to be a chastisement, more a recognition that that's the last time I encountered the word!

NO NUDGE
 
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DUNGEON (I got one! Yahooey! Hab has a knack for remembering words.)

CAM SPOOL TONI (the media club guy)


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"Happiness is not something ready made. It comes from your own actions.
~Dalai Lama
 
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CAM SPOOL TONI

cosmopolitan

IT IS TALLER


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At first I thought you were an alliterist, but that was too obscure so I decided you were just a literalist.

By the way, did you notice the streetwalker with the ANTIC AUREOLA?


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ANTIC AUREOLA

aeronautical

When in Scotland, always wear the
GLEN NORTH SHIRT!
 
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GLEN NORTH SHIRT

Assuming it's two words, that's
northern lights

A chicken or a country?
A BROILER OR A USA?


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also two words?

aurora borealis

I'm on to these NOOB TACTICS Smile


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NOOB TACTICS

tobacconist

(Welcome to our fun, MJ...)

Braveheart never wore

CATLIN TARTANS... one word Smile
 
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TRANSaTLANTIC

He would have gotten seasick, don't you think?

SIPPED, SAY
(SAID PEPYS)


(I think that's called a "bi-anagram")

(edit: left out the a the first time)

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SIPPED, SAY
(SAID PEPYS)


Sounds like a case of dyspepsia to me.
There's been a rash of RAMPANT GI problems around here. Must be something in the air.


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I don't think even a GIANT PRAM would hold a PTARMIGAN.

'E STRONGEST, EH?
 
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'E STRONGEST, EH

togetherness

In the next play, John will:

BE VICAR FEN... 2 words
 
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be vicar fen

For a second, I thought you had brain FEVER; then I realised I had been stuck in this CABIN too long.

Now, where would I find a CERTAIN HAT?


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CERTAIN HAT

anthracite

And, if I were a "good child", I would find the
MIRACLE ON 34th Street.... 2 words
 
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I suppose a "good child" could be a "lace minor"? But I suspect that you are really a coal miner instead.

Saw all the rush posters for the fraternities at the university. One that stood out was BID SIGMA IOTA NU!


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BID SIGMA IOTA NU

disambiguation! My brain is scattered after that!

Tears can come from hearing
SIMPLE TAPS
 
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SIMPLE TAPS

had to look under several layers to find
PALIMPSEST (read Carl Sagan's Contact)

and do you suppose the former alcoholic, now happy to be sober, would be a
CHIRPY T.T. ?
 
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CHIRPY TT

triptych

Does Jerry live on
TAHINI LANE?
 
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Isn't palimpsest a great word? Learned it from Alistair Cooke.Smile
 
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CHIRPY TT

triptych

Does Jerry live on
TAHINI LANE?


... Did he write "I, Nathaniel" too?
 
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No, he disposed of it thoroughly.
 
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Nice one. TAHINI LANE is
ANNIHILATE.

But if you'd like it back, just put it behind an
ASIAN SCREEN.
 
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ASIAN SCREEN

renaissance

The Cat definitely massaged the pillows:
FELINE TORN
 
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Well, I found non-fileter and non-triflee, which was great except for the fact that they were non-words. Then I got all excited about frontline until I realised it was missing a flea-bitten 'e'. It finally came to me while I was eating my breakfast - which was not eggs florentine; I'm a cereal kind of guy.

Would have responded sooner, but it took awhile to boot up THE ODIOUS MAC.

Anyway, at the Bovine Dairy Mart can you order A CUD SMOOTHIE?

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DIM HOUSECOAT..??? I'm befuddled.
 
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One word. Perhaps if you meditated over your Nike's for a bit, you'd discover that "AUM" ECHOS "DO IT!"


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Rats, I thought if you all got in tune with the universe, it would all fall out. Smile Okay, here is a real hint.

The word represents A MOUTH SO "ICED".


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