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RAPHAEL

Rebecca's attempting particularly heavy acronym ELUCIDATION lessons.

* Of course "nurdling" is a word. Whether it is used much outside the refined world of cricket I don't know but it common within it.

"syncophant" is not in the Shorter Oxford. It might mean the last gasp of a heart attack victim.
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ELUCIDATION

Energic, LOQUACIOUS, university coeds in Denver are talking incessantly on Nokias.
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LOQUACIOUS

Lecturers on quadrature usually are completely INENARRABLE over unabridged speechs.
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inenarrable (new word to me)

Increasingly, new entries need additional rearranging regarding actively benefitting learnable earworms.
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EARWORMS

Ed's always repeating words of Ray MANZAREK'S songs.
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Hi Aidan. I used the word 'SYCOPOHANTICS' in my posting and you turned it into 'SYNCOPHANTICS', one letter can make a world of difference. Smile
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MANZAREK'S

Movies always need zoftig ACTRESSES, really emaciated kind suffer.
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ACTRESSES

After Clarissa tried re-energising Eddie's SHOTBLASTER she exclaimed, "spendius!!!".
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SHOTBLASTER

Stephen has offered to buy library, "African Safaris", to ENTERTAIN readers.
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Quote:
Hi Aidan. I used the word 'SYCOPOHANTICS' in my posting and you turned it into 'SYNCOPHANTICS', one letter can make a world of difference.


Yes it can...

Thanks spendius for looking that up for me - I'm wondering if it's an American/vs. European thing...I read that word as I spelled it all the time. Anyway...

ENTERTAINMENT

'Enough now! That's ENOUGH, really! Teasing and inappropriately needling Melinda's exceedingly naughty, Timothy.
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ENOUGH
Every new OFFICER uses garrison harlots.
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OFFICER

On Friday, Frank is celebrating early RETIREMENT.
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RETIREMENT

Feeling a bit cheerful after the pub-

Revolving endlessly the infinite recirculation eventually meets entropy's natural TENDENCIES.
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TENDENCIES

The easist new diet--eat nothing CHOCOLATE--it's exceptionally simple.
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CHOCOLATE

creamy hunks of chewy OLFACTORY loveliness, albeit totally emotional.
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OLFACTORY

Ollie loves farting; at CORPORATE the others rarely yell.
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CORPORATE

Clarissa's often reported PEREGRINATING outside regions around Totnes ecstatically.
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PEREGRINATING

Please excuse repeated egregious gaffs, Rodney, I'm not ACCLIMATED today--I need Gin. Drunk
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ACCLIMATED

After Clarissa's CONFESSIONS Len is making attempts to encourage Dorothy.
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CONFESSIONS

Citizens of North Friesland evidently started speaking in Oxonian - no, SUNDERLAND.

("The English language originated in north Friesland." English and its Origins)
 

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