Member IANAD, but I'm pretty sure you wouldn't hear anything without your COCHLEA.
In another sense, study
ALTHO LYMPH GOO .
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Member One doesn't need an eye expert to see OPHTHALMOLOGY here. (I'd bet your belly-button you didn't mean TH' OMPHALOLOGY instead.) But then I'm not really sure you need all these ELASTIC PIES , anyway. My own excepted, of course.
Member SPECIALTIES.
Like one who will
AGONIZE over
RICOTTA , perhaps?
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Member There's the problem: I was looking for a medical specialty. My thinking needs anotherCATEGORIZATION. Next time I'll look through A TIGER LENS (or else process the data using E-INTEGRALS ).
Member Ten days without a nibble -- time to move on. We were talking about medical SPECIALTIES before, so I thought I'd trot out a GENERALIST. If we wanted to find someone else to take his place, do you think we might LET IN A TUNE ?
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Originally posted by haberdasher: Ten days without a nibble -- time to move on. We were talking about medical SPECIALTIES before, so I thought I'd trot out a GENERALIST . If we need to see a someone junior in his place, do you think we might LET IN A TUNE ?
Member LIEUTENANT
Is that work one of these
ACE EMPTIERS ?
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Member MASTERPIECE indeed. Since I saw it in the Theater I've never been able to forget thatKOALA IS EROTIC !
Member (Koala etc. is two words. Sorry.)
Member Interesting. Alistair Cooke is remembered in Britain for his record long-running radio programme
Letter from America but I doubt many of us know about his other radio or TV shows across the pond.
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Member 'E BAD, BONNY TWO Did you mean "WE BAD, BONNY TWO"? With the second W it turns nicely into "Downtown Abbey." If so, all I can offer in return is to make two words out of three, and SPIT AUSTRIAN SWORDS ...
Member It is, in fact, "Downton Abbey", so a second W isn't required.
UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS
The period he
WADED RAIN .
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Member EDWARDIAN Fap. Here I was speculating that Edward and Ian were two of the characters... At Last I put it all together. Do you think they might ever have had adaptations made for radio broadcast? Or would you suspect that, had they tried, an ERROR MIGHT DAMP en the audience's enthusism too much?
Member That must be the THIRD PROGRAMME, now known as BBC Radio 3.
The Rt Hon Baron Fellowes of West Stafford, the author of
Downton Abbey , is a particularly annoying
CRISP RIVETS PIT .
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Member A PRESCRIPTIVIST, is he? Some might simply say RADIATION TILTS .
Member He's more than just a TRADITIONALIST. His message is
DILUTED .
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Member Ah, a LUDDITE. When faced with change he turns INTO BEAST . Or, worse, CLARINET CART .
Member It might well be ASININE, but at least it SLAMS HER.
Member Mostly HARMLESS but
HER THICK HI gives it away.
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Member She may look like a HITCHHIKER but asking for her TIRED SCION gives her away.
Member Hitchhiking? has she no DISCRETION? or was that some kind of DEER PUN ?
Member Actually, there's another anagram in the upper-right-drawer of my desk, which has my target in it, just for the asking. But I"m at a loss for your DEER PUN. I can make up all kinds of word-sounding combinations, none of which seems right: UPENDER PENDURE and PENDEUR (didn't want to keep you hanging) DEPRUNE DEEPRUN (submarines do it, silently) PRENUDE They go downhill from there. Maybe we both need to keep attacking the problems, only from a different direction.
Member Sorry, I erred. I left the "c" out of "prudence". Please take the next word.
Member Okay, how about the other TIRED SCION then?
Member DIRECTIONS are right.
A
LITTLE SEA might give them to you.
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Member My GPS smartphone says it gets directions by locating me in relation to a SATELLITE or three. And it can also give me directions on how to write a picture-perfect song and dance routine:HOP, HOP, TRY A "G" . Siriously !
Member PHOTOGRAPHY
Neither rat
NOR MOUSE is this.
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Member "What shall I call My dear little dormouse? His eyes are small, But his tail is e-nor-mous e..." as A.A.Milne said in The NICER NIGHTS
Member CHRISTENING
A
NAIF MONITOR might tell you.
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Member INFORMATION ! We're flooded with it, yea, swamped, AND UNITED !
Member INUNDATED
Was this
VALIANT NUDIE ?
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Member ANTEDILUVIAN ? I have Noah Dea. But it might foretell a flood of questions. Here's one: How can you recognize a closet drinker? By his ANTI-BEER I.D. !
Member Quite the opposite: INEBRIATED.
Probably
PAID DEISTS the next day.
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Member DISSIPATED indeed. RUSS TORE down the street before he remembered to get his pants from the closet!
Member Caught with his TROUSERS down was he?
The
IRON TOASTER in mid-17th century England.
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Member To invoke another meaning of RESTORATION, you never know what you're going to find in the SIMPLE PAST .
Member PALIMPSEST
Instructions for a
MOUNTED ACTION figure?
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Member I called my grandfather for DOCUMENTATION, seeking enlightenment, but all I got was ANCESTOR NOT IN ... :-(
Member To our CONSTERNATION, the
MATURER BLOKE is a nuisance.
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Member TROUBLEMAKER? Why, that's the CARMENIST who robbed me of my love!
Member A MISCREANT indeed.
Obviously,
GIANT DONUTS .
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Member GIANT DONUTS on the computer? OUTSTANDING ! Then, unless I lose my balance, I can E-DEVOUR them! (I should have thought of that a while ago.)
Member If something is OVERDUE it can't be
EXTEND PUCE .
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Member UNEXPECTED? No. But vengeance pursues, in the form of a DOUR CLAN .
Member CAULDRON? Is it a magic one? Reading these books might induce
SEMI-RIGOR .
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Member Okay, I give. All I have after two weeks is GORMERISM - which is your fate if you aren't gormless - but that can't be the answer because a) there's an extra M and a missing I and b) anyway I just made it up. Clue/hint, please, arnie?
Member Heck. I must have made some mistake. I honestly can't remember what was the word I was thinking of. You'd best take it away. Sorry!
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