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I was sitting here with my contraband, trying to get arnie's! Wink

cat confides - [and blew my cover!]
 
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CAT CONFIDES

confiscated

Can Mario make pasta?
ROMAN CIA makes pasta, too.

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"... stuck a feather in his cap and called it macaroni..

The world would be a duller place without macaroni and cheese!

hard copy chino - one word.

If you say it fast, it's like "hot cappuccino"..! which it's not...Smile
 
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HARD COPY CHINO

Hypochondriac

Past eight (we're eating our pasta late, tonight)
 
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On top of spaghetti,
All covered with cheese,
I lost my first meatball,
when somebody...

suede thing - one word
 
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Gesundheit! Smile

Insecure was I, though the duties of my job were purely nominal
 
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Bless you, Hab!

And the next word is:..................?
 
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Still insecure. See above!

Speaking of Gesundheit - that's German for "healthfulness." As opposed to Krankheit, which means sickness. I've always grinned at the thought of Groucho Marx's character Dr. Krankheit (or however he wanted it spelled) and then the highly respected late newscaster Walter Cronkite...what an incongruous justaposition!
 
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sinecure

Sorry, Hab... I tried insecure + was + I, and couldn't find a word... bold it for us, will you?

carhops bailout - Fast food melee !Smile
 
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carhops bailout

claustrophobia

Amish censor
(One word for a Lady)


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marchioness

Great word, Arnie... I don't hear it daily, needless to say.

Next:

pita receipt

walking, walking, walking...Smile
 
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pita receipt

peripatetic

it could also make precipitate

Luminous seat at the same time, one word.


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simultaneous

G-ACH! ZOPA made with cucumbers, tomato, and Tabasco
 
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gazpacho - yum


barren hut - one word
 
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You must have put in too much Tabasco if you got HEARTBURN

HUYSTER what a Cockney heats on the 'alf-shell
(OK, then _you_ come up with a better daffynition!)
 
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Just taking a breather -

Did anyone ever think to make a list of all the words we've scrambled in these three forums? I just leafed through them and it's pretty impressive collection! (Now, who has too much time on its hands...?)

Okay, time's up! HUYSTER C'mon, folks, take a hint and dive in! [cross-thread, but not cross-forum!]

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Ohhh....I can't get it, and it's short!

As far as collecting all these scrambled words, I am far too busy keeping track of all the limericks! Wink
 
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TUSHERY

Now, there's a good word... What does it mean?Smile

hives is cosy
 
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hives is cosy

vichyssoise

loony suitor


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LOONY SUITOR

notoriously

SPRAG HOTLY old pen name (one word)
(I know the default value is one word, but I put it in anyway
because some pen names are two words. This one isn't.)

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SPRAG HOTLY

Hab, I've worked up a sweat.. and you know how difficult that is in Georgia! I can't find one word that fits that...Arrgghhh!

Trophy Gals?
Trashy Glop?

Hint? Pretty please?
 
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Is it stylograph? I got 'graph' first, but, I agree, it was a 'sweater!' Wink

IDYLLIC CPA Is there one? Wink
 
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"Stylograph" it is. It's the name of an old kind of pen. I thought it might be arnie or RE or BH who got it because it might be more British than US; I first came across the word in Brat Farrar, by Josephine Tey (that was her pen name, anyway), which was set in England.

IDYLLIC CPA is close to PLACIDLY but even closer to PICCADILLY . Is that how it's spelled?

U IMPROVISE

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PICCADILLY . Is that how it's spelled?
I think so, though maybe it was impervious. Wink

A nit clings til....[mom uses anti-louse shampoo! Wink]
 
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scintillating!

Are you describing the OEDILF?Smile

ah, cruel pen! - one word, wrong month.
 
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What a lovely set of letters!

ELEPHANT CRU
HERCULEAN PT
PENTACLE HUR
NEE PLUTARCH

EDIT: Oops! Maybe I need glasses (or a bigger screen). That's an exclamation point !, not a t !

Back to the drawing board.

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HERCULEAN P = LEPRECHAUN



TAN SHORTENER
 
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TAN SHORTENER

Northeastern

FOR AUCTIONING


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FOR AUCTIONING

configuration

CORPSES URINE - one word.. ghastly mental picture..
 
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REPERCUSSION

ghastly mental picture..
Hoo, you aren't kidding, KHC!

Tomi Curtain Sounds like a plausible name for a movie star, right? One word.
 
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Speaking of CORPSES URINE...

Tomi Curtain is almost MICTURITION (except I spelled it wrong)
 
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Tomi Curtain

Movie star that she is, I've having a hard time Jumblaya-ing her..

I have: amniotic rut or actinium rot

Kalleh, am I even in the ballpark?
 
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Since Kalleh hasn't checked in on us, we'll save Tomi Curtain for a later date.

NEW JUMBLE:

ICY SUITOR... one word... Easy! Smile
 
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ICY SUITOR
What killed the cat -- hopefully not a reference to our new member!
Curiosity

ALLEGORIST


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legislator...Smile

EQUAL QUIN INN

(When you go to a 5-star hotel..!)
 
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QUINQUENNIAL

There aren't too many words with 2 q's!

Sorry, I hadn't been checking this thread and didn't realize the confusion about micturition. Yes, I had misspelled it! Sorry. As Ann Landers used to say, 25 lashes with the wet noodle for me!

Hon Wok Died

I promise to check periodically, in case I make another mistake!
 
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Hon Wok Died

Hoodwinked Wink

BOY HELPER
 
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Boy helper

hyperbole

Cicada alkalis (bug basics?) one word
 
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Cicada alkalis

"You know, I really don't care that there's a flower missing from my bouquet," said Tom
LACKADAISICALly!

E-ANNOY (new definition of spam. No hyphen.)
 
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E-ANNOY

"Anyone" can spam us, at any time. And it becomes annoying, exponentially!!

GUM CRUNODE
 
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GUM CRUNODE

Curmudgeon

VICE LEARNER -- A pupil porn star? It's not important.


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VICE LEARNER

irrelevance

BOSKONED - what E.E. "Doc" Smith did (with a Lens)
 
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E.E. "Doc" Smith
My God! What tripe that man wrote! His books were so bad they were good.

BOSKONED

Bookends

POSH PRISONS


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POSH PRISONS

sponsorship

E.E."DOC" PELVI (the sci-fi gynecologist)
 
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Oh, that is funny! Big Grin

This one wasn't easy: velocipede

Elect Sorry

[Let's hope this doesn't happen in November! Wink]
 
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Clerestory...........


FOWL NURSE
Does someone have sick chickens?
 
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16 minutes? That was far too easy! Wink By the way, welcome MPen! We love new posters! Smile Big Grin Wink Cool

As the resident nurse here,

sunflower

nosy geek mare
 
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nosy geek mare

Grease Monkey ?? Anyone need car repair? Or I could be wrong...

Thanks for the welcome.. the site is overwhelming.. I'll be limerick-ing as I sleep.

Louis Prodigy which will be 1 word
 
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Louis Prodigy

prodigiously

ITALIC VISION (One word - Brtitish spelling)


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MPen, I thought grease monkey was one word, but I see that it's not. I do apologize!
civilisation

OH BREEZY LIP [American spelling]
 
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