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posted December 20, 2014 18:19
Meow Mix: who put the cat in the blender?
 
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HARLEQUIN - Zorba the Greek returns, this time as a comedian from Quebec
 
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posted December 22, 2014 14:00
foxglove: a useless piece of haberdashery.
 
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DIGITALIS - Oh, dear, my poor finger !
 
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(if you'd rather: DIGITALIS - analog ain't)
 
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DIGITALIS-CHALMERS: A finger-powered tractor.

CHRISTMAS The messiah's multiple mothers

Saturnalia Illness caused by a planet
 
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posted December 25, 2014 18:42
Woden: crying room
facial: Dick Cheney specialty
digitalis: "Mad Hatter, what are you poking me with?"

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BALLERINA - a venue constructed for public viewing of competitive elegant dance parties
 
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BALLERINA - a venue constructed for public viewing of competitive elegant dance parties

Or a resident of Ballerin, Northern Ireland.
 
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BERLIN - turning into steam, in Flatbush
 
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LYSISTRATA - fracking
 
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DERELICT - ransacked an architectural site
 
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posted January 08, 2015 06:44
Dalai lama: a tardy alpaca
split infinitive: an over-abundant dessert
 
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REGARDING - calling back the MPs

RESURFACING - got that wave just right again

RESTRING my Hula Hoop is getting worn; I think I'll put it away for a while
 
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posted January 11, 2015 19:40
resister: get a new daughter
rebuff: polish again
restrain: back into the colander
remand: performed an addadicktomy
 
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apricate Fellatio, past tense
 
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posted January 13, 2015 12:24
fellate: picked himself up and had a meal
feline: queue for paying bills
 
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ABROGATE - entrance for men only

ARCANE - helps us walk

ISOLATE - I've never been this tardy
 
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AUTISM - the doctrine of Acting Rightly
 
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ISOLATE - I've never been this tardy

Or all the meteorologists were equally tardy.
 
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IMPERFECT - I used to think I had a flaw, but I was wrong.
 
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SERAPH - what you adjust so your immunizations will have just the right acidity
 
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Que seraph seraph Let them angels be
 
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SHERIFF - Ella Fitzgerald
 
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posted January 18, 2015 11:43
pokerhontas: Indian gambler
 
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posted January 18, 2015 13:08
purloin: the most savory part of a cat
combat: a Red rodent
 
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GROUNDHOG: Sausage
 
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posted January 19, 2015 19:53
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GROUNDHOG: Sausage

A pig run over by a steamroller.
 
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A pig run over by a steamroller.
Isn't that what happened to some American football team's ball a couple of days ago? I do NOT follow professional "sports," so I'm unsure who was contesting who. I think it had to do with the Baltimore Colts.

PATRIOT The melee following the introduction of hands-on airport screening
 
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posted January 20, 2015 12:38
concert: prisoner's breath mint
 
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DEFLOWER: What de bees and the hummingboids visit
 
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posted January 21, 2015 11:15
importune: a great, relevant song
 
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Or a Frenchman bringing one item into the country
 
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FRAGRANCE - to study the requests for money so intently that their pages get crumbly

FLAGRANT - six lashes for the Union general

CANNONBALL - the Prelate weeps
 
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PRELATE what happens before you're tardy
 
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CHARACTER - disguised as the cleaning lady
 
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GAMBLING - conspicuously heavy gold anklet
 
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SUPERCILIOUS: Extra hairy or excessively inane
PUBIS: Where Islamic State fighters go to drink
 
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MAXILLA - Mighty Joe Young
 
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WINDOW - contest prize money (caution: may cost you your amateur status)
 
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posted January 24, 2015 18:48
pornograph:a device that only plays old Redd Foxx records
 
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STAPES Veggies that don't roll away

LUMBAR Where you drink if your back aches

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posted January 30, 2015 21:16
mark: what a dog with a harelip does
 
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cacaphony: A fake turd
perigee: A treatise on teaching horses to turn right
 
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HARELIP - Bugs Bunny teasing Elmer Fudd
 
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posted January 31, 2015 14:38
hairdresser: The Hulk
 
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Speaking of Buggs Bunny:
Mel Blanc: Actor Gibson's memory after a booze binge
 
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posted February 01, 2015 06:06
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hairdresser: The Hulk

Or maybe The Wolfman?
 
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REDEFINITIONS - postings like this one
 
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Or finite advice
 
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