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Does Sammy grow yams?
 
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HOTEL SUITE
 
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HOTEL SUITE

Silhouette

AM CREEPIEST


Build a man a fire and he's warm for a day. Set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life.
 
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AM CREEPIEST

MASTERPIECE

E-HATTER (The Internet Haberdasher?)
 
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THEATRE
 
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CURL IS SOUR
 
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Bad hair day..Smile
 
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scurrilous

AY, QUIRREL
 
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RELIQUARY


US BATTLE AQUA (you fight green - Ugh)
 
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ABSQATULATE

PAPER DAIS
 
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PAPER DAIS

disappear or appraised

IMPURE NOTE


Build a man a fire and he's warm for a day. Set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life.
 
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PAPER DAIS

disappear or appraised

IMPURE NOTE

Since it follows "absquatulate," I put it to you, "disappear" is correct even if the letters do have another one-word arrangement.

As for IMPURE NOTE so far I have
PROTEIN EMU (as opposed to the chocolate kind) and
E-IMPORTUNE (internet begging)
ETON UMPIRE (prep-school referee)
PROTEENIUM (the principal element of adolescence)

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Silly me. PERITONEUM !

Shouldn't that have gone in the Body Parts thread?

INSIST CODE you must conceal the answer!

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dissection
 
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Of frogs and worms.. yuck!
 
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RUMP GLOATING
 
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No takers? It's not that difficult...
 
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...apparently it is!

GRUMPGLATION
INTRAPOGGLUM
PORMAGGLUTIN

and various other nonsenses...

Another hint? This one was too soft.
 
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Remember "New York, New York"?

I'm spreading the news..........
 
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Start spreading the news, I’m leaving today
I want to be a part of it - New York, New York
These vagabond shoes, are longing to stray
Right through the very heart of it - New York, New York

I wanna wake up in a city, that doesn’t sleep
And find I’m king of the hill - top of the heap

These little town blues, are melting away
I’ll make a brand new start of it - in old New York
If I can make it there, I’ll make it anywhere
It’s up to you - New York, New York

New York, New York
I want to wake up in a city that never sleeps
And find I’m a number one, top of the list, king of the hill
A number one

These little town blues, are melting away
I’m gonna make a brand new start of it - in old New York,
And if I can make it there, I’m gonna make it anywhere

It up to you - New York, New York


I'm slow today. It didn't help. Is there a second verse maybe? Arnie? Anybody?
 
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Hey, I solved it... promulgating Smile

Your turn, Mr. Hab Sinatra...
 
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Did you know pet food manufacturers have mottos? PURINA'S IS "MOO"

Nipponese Excedrin Headache cure: O SUMO ASPIRIN

flying Campbell's individual packets: MINI-SOUP SOAR

Son, is St. Louis in Mississippi? NO, PA, MISSOURI

Schizophrenic Narcissistic egoist: I'M OUR PASSION


I think I'm getting a little carried away here...

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Hab - Did you drink too much coffee today?Big Grin
 
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NO, PA, MISSOURI

Is that parsimonious Josey Wales in Kansas?
 
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MUTABLE MOANS
 
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Another no-cigar situation. It's very close to
SOMNAMBULENT
only we'd have to have swap one of the As for another N.

(So close, so very close. Maybe with just a few more monkeys...)
 
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Monkey see, Monkey do, Monkey sleepwalk...

Come on, Hab!
 
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well, I said it was very close!

SOMNAMBULATE

update "Citizen Kane"?

REPAK WELLES
 
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REPAK WELLES

sleepwalker (easy peezy, Hab!Smile)

HIGHER POLICY
 
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HIGHER POLICY

hieroglyphic

SLAV RICE


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CLAVIERS

(also VERSICAL, if youre poetically inclined!)

SPENT PANACHE

KHC: has the "one-line barrier" been surmounted, then? Just think what it was doing to your posting numbers!
 
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SPENT PANACHE

happenstance

There's a word I use everyday.. Smile
 
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HELLISH GAL
 
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that's SHELALLEIGH but danged if I know how to spell it!

ECHO WINTER GUT (too much Christmas dinner wil repeat on you!)
 
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Looked it up; it's shillelagh. That has the right letters, too.
 
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Hab, you can kiss the Blarney Stone now! Or I will pound you with my big stick...Smile
 
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ECHO WINTER GUT

counterweight
 
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LUAU MEMOS
 
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Remember the music.
Remember the grass skirt.
Remember the pig.
Remember the apple.
Remember the adult beverages. Big Grin
Aloha!
 
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MAUSOLEUM -- full of green fuzz from the North side of trees

NOOSE MLI Jack Ketch is alive and well and living in 1051
or else maybe
OSLO MINE the last time I saw Norway
 
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OSLO MINE

simoleon! Great word, Hab! Send me a few...Smile

SAUTE GIFT
 
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Well, so far it's

FATIGUEST

Y'know: "I fatigue, thou fatiguest, he/she/it fatigues, we fatigue, you fatigue, they fatigue..."
 
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Hab,
A hint for you: Walk softly and carry a big stick.Smile
 
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Son of a gun! FUSTIGATE. No wonder I couldn't get it; first time I've paid attention to the word. Thanks for the intro!

Let's play I EAT MONSTER and TOTE REMAINS.
 
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I EAT MONSTER

marionettes

Makes me think of "The Sound of Music"...Smile
 
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CELLO AGILITY

One of our educational staff development buzzwords..Frown
 
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CELLO AGILITY

collegiality

INTO ATRIUM


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Originally posted by KHC:marionettes

Makes me think of "The Sound of Music"...Smile

A word question: Who was Marion? What was the big one like, if "marionette" is the diminutive?
 
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Hab,
Marion is the Librarian in River City...

Her little "puppets" were singing (I think..) "I'm a little goatherd.."

Thoroughly confused...?Big Grin
 
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"I'm a lonely goatherd.."
 
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