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posted September 25, 2005 11:55Hide Post
It's not exactly a common word... Think along the same lines as the last three.


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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posted September 25, 2005 13:44Hide Post
PETROLIFEROUS fits the hint, meaning I surmise productive of oils - or should that be productive of stones?

When you clean your old car, you

SCRUB REO
 
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posted September 25, 2005 19:40Hide Post
SCRUB REO

Jude the Obscurer

An island where we all belong:

NURD OASIS
 
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posted September 26, 2005 07:10Hide Post
Preliminary thoughts

NURD OASIS
DURASSION - the length of a love affair
SUN RADIOS - don't even need batteries
ROUNDASIS - overweight and not changing
RADISSON U - motel school

final thought: dinosaurs


See if you cotton to this one:
TARA: BALES
(or enjoy a fine meal at ARA's TABLE
 
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posted September 26, 2005 11:16Hide Post
TARA: BALES

alabaster

Protest sign outside fertilizer factory: NITRITES OUT!


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posted September 26, 2005 13:05Hide Post
NITRITES OUT

He may protest, but if he does any damage he'll have to make restitution.

IT'S YOUR TOT!

How's that for twisted reasoning?!
 
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posted September 26, 2005 21:02Hide Post
IT'S YOUR TOT

Does the tot have a twisted sister?Smile
tortuosity......!

Precipitation, finally... it's a
RITE RAINY night in Georgia.
 
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posted September 27, 2005 10:58Hide Post
RITE RAINY

Even if Georgia's not on your mind, it might be on your itinerary.

I'd better not go too far, though; otherwise I LOSE UNCLE SAM


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posted September 27, 2005 17:34Hide Post
I LOSE UNCLE SAM

miscellaneous

CLOISONNE MOUS
(that's also I LOSE UNC' SOMON)
 
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posted September 28, 2005 20:16Hide Post
That would be, I think:
MONONUCLEOSIS

Please come to Park City, UT and join me in
SKIING SEASIDES - 2 words
 
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posted September 29, 2005 07:23Hide Post
Good solving!

SKIING SEASIDES = Kissing Disease (another moniker for Mononucleosis)

Tug on this one for a bit:

ARTRIGHTNESS
 
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posted September 29, 2005 18:58Hide Post
ARTRIGHTNESS

A tug on my heartstrings!

If you need to catch a leprechaun, a

WEE NET EXISTS - 2 words Smile
 
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posted September 30, 2005 12:50Hide Post
WEE NET EXISTS

Sweet Sixteen (I didn't think March Madness began in October!)

NICER LION (go, Penn State?)
 
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posted September 30, 2005 19:29Hide Post
My sweet 16 daughter causes madness in every month..Smile

NICERLION

a crinoline, what a nice old-fashioned word. Little girls now have never experienced sharp, starchy slips!

The cowboy wanted to win the barrel race, but his
PINTO LAY down. Frown
 
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posted October 02, 2005 17:56Hide Post
Apostrophe to an enzyme: O PTYALIN...
Italian printing machine: LINOTYPA
Elided computer game box: PLAYTION
Unusual alcohol: ATYPINOL
Horseback Afghan warrior - TALIPONY
The entire gamut of my sunburn: I TANOPLY

Lots of fun, but no answers ;-)
 
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posted October 02, 2005 18:43Hide Post
Your horseback Afghan warrior is close...
Think "Chantilly Lace.."
 
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posted October 03, 2005 04:12Hide Post
and a PONYTAIL hangin' down...

Another nice one! Smile

Now if you could make shiny fabric out of cholesterol everyone would acknowledge your FAT FEAT
 
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posted October 03, 2005 19:30Hide Post
FAT FEAT

Ahh, the sound of taffeta!

Now, if you stand near a barber pole or a road crew, you might have that:

STRIPED LOOK.... 2 words.
 
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posted October 04, 2005 18:33Hide Post
I dunno -- do they make LOOPED SKIRTs?

Edit - half hour later - or maybe a POODLE SKIRT?

Edit2 - another ten minutes later - Gotta be a POODLE SKIRT !

How 'bout A PROUD MOP ? (That one might just even be clever!)

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posted October 04, 2005 19:23Hide Post
A PROUD MOP of hair on the little ankle biter....

a pompadour Smile At least a 9 on the Clevertron..

New one coming soon...
 
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posted October 04, 2005 19:31Hide Post
Need worms, crickets, or grubs... visit

Ye Old KEN'S BAIT and Tackle!
 
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posted October 05, 2005 13:44Hide Post
If you allow hyphenations I'll put my answer in your IN-BASKET
or throw my wheels in your SKATE-BIN
 
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posted October 05, 2005 20:29Hide Post
Hint: Maynard G. Krebs, plural... may he RIP
 
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posted October 06, 2005 04:58Hide Post
Had to look him up, thank you, and so I shall abstain.

Change the K to another S and it's BASSINET.

Add an E and it's SNAKEBITE ! (Is there an adjective "snakebit" ? That even uses the letters as they stand!)
 
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posted October 06, 2005 11:13Hide Post
KEN'S BAIT

I've never heard of Mr Krebs, either, but I guess he is/was a BEATNIK

At least, that's how I CONSTRUED IT


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posted October 06, 2005 19:25Hide Post
DESTRUCTION

If you leave it on the vine too long, you know, your

CIU-CIU ROTS
 
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posted October 08, 2005 21:09Hide Post
CIU-CIU ROTS

circuitous.... round and round, we go...

Don't you hate it when the cat is sick, and you must clean

ILL CAT PILE??
 
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posted October 08, 2005 21:11Hide Post
Maynard G. Krebs was on the "Dobie Gillis Show" in the 50's.. he was the BEATNIK who was afraid of WORK... Smile He was also Gilligan, of Gilligan Island fame, just recently passed away...
 
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posted October 09, 2005 19:10Hide Post
ILL CAT PILE

elliptical

Fat seafood: A LIPO-CRAB
(that's also the Spring mouth (sic) called BOCA APRIL)
 
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posted October 10, 2005 19:37Hide Post
A LIPO CRAB

parabolic

The banana boat is IN, and the

CARGO RIPE!
 
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posted October 11, 2005 04:01Hide Post
CARGO RIPE

paregoric - that is NOT a run-on sentence!

GAMPIRE (because Halloween is coming)
 
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posted October 11, 2005 05:42Hide Post
EPIGRAM

Don't be in such a hurry;

BECALM TIME
 
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posted October 12, 2005 10:09Hide Post
BECALM TIME

emblematic

LEMON DIAL - scented antiseptic soap
 
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posted October 12, 2005 12:19Hide Post
P.S. Isn't Lemon Dial also a not-so-posh neighborhood in London? Wink ("Hearts just as pure and fair..." and all that)
 
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posted October 12, 2005 15:04Hide Post
That's:
"Hearts just as pure and fair
May beat in Belgrave Square
As in the lowly air
Of Seven Dials" Wink


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posted October 12, 2005 20:01Hide Post
LEMON DIAL... or Seven Dials, if you wish..

medallion

Expose your children to reality, to Seven Dials Smile.. don't keep them in an

IRON BUBBLE -- 2 words
 
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posted October 13, 2005 13:17Hide Post
IRON BUBBLE

Blue Ribbon

But if you're showing your colors, just post a

QUARTER FLAG, SARA -- two words

Edit: Better make that "two capitalized words." Sorry.

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QUARTER FLAG SARA

Trafalgar Square.... !! This has taken me 2 nights... and it's so obvious...
 
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posted October 14, 2005 20:18Hide Post
Spot, the Labrador Retriever, needs exercise. Let's go to the

CANINE POOL
 
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posted October 16, 2005 10:25Hide Post
CANINE POOL

Police, anon - Witness Protection Program for cops
No-o pelican - fishing not allowed here, birdie!
Copelianno - the Year of the Ballet
pleonanoic - having multiple tiny facets
apocolinen - catastrophe-causing sheets
poloniance - the Warsaw Pact
non-caliope - merry-go-rounds voted down in Paris
poenocinal - good for you, even though it hurts

(I might have misspelled some of them but since none is correct it doesn't matter)
 
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posted October 16, 2005 12:11Hide Post
NAPOLEONIC!!!

what a diarrhetic Great Dane says:

I SOIL DOGCART
 
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posted October 16, 2005 16:41Hide Post
napoleonic, eh? good one. never even came close.

I SOIL DOGCART is "cardiologist." [wink]

Here's an "antigram," whose meaning is the opposite of its presentation:

NON-FIRE
(credit to Hot and Arachne, if they should ever come across this page)
 
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posted October 16, 2005 18:44Hide Post
NON-FIRE

a raging (they are always mad!) inferno!!

Play croquet with the hottest, newest

OVEN MALLET.
 
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posted October 16, 2005 19:14Hide Post
OVEN MALLET

malevolent

GULF NATURE has been much disturbed by recent storms
 
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posted October 17, 2005 11:02Hide Post
GULF NATURE

ungrateful

Not for human consumption: CAT LIVER


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posted October 17, 2005 15:12Hide Post
CAT LIVER

vertical

Think it's hard to dislodge a tick? Try removing a
VELCRO FLEA
 
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posted October 17, 2005 15:21Hide Post
CLOVER LEAF

When you go fishing, you might want to try for

A HALIBUT
 
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A HALIBUT

habitual

For some reason, no one likes

A BEER DELUGE
 
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posted October 18, 2005 19:49Hide Post
A BEER DELUGE

No one likes the beleaguered soccer moms... Frown

I've just come in from the frosty outdoors, and I'll

HANG ME CAP on the wall...Smile
 
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posted October 19, 2005 06:50Hide Post
HANG ME CAP

Here's CHAMPAGNE to our real friends and real pain...

Where would you find a COIN IN STREET ?
 
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