The Acronym Game

@spendius,

OFFERED

Otto fell for erudite, RAVEN-EYED Deirdre.

@OnTheFritz,

RAVEN-EYED

Rachel's alto voice entranced Ned...especially yesterday - expressing DESIRES... Very Happy

(to go along with her raven-eyed romanticism)

*Fritz - I meant to tell you - you always give good words. I thought of about ten acronyms for CLOCKWISE...that's an awesome acronym word.

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@aidan,

DESIRES

Does Eros sing in richly ENTELECHOUS spirit?

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@Miklos7,

Why thanks, aidan, I appreciate the compliment, but I think you're just good at the game. Actually, I usually pick one of the longer words in my sentences; ones that I think will not be too easy to acronymize.
I don't think I've ever tried CLOCKWISE. Why don't you post a couple of your efforts at it? Maybe I should have used COUNTERCLOCKWISE instead.

The word is:

ENTELECHOUS

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@OnTheFritz,

Fritz:
Here are some of my CLOCKWISE ones:

*Categorizing life's omnipresent conundrums, Kant's work informed societal epistomology.
*Charlie's luncheonette's open- cute, kooky waitress inquires, 'Some eggs?'

and then I kind of degenerated into:
*'Cor luv- Ollie came kinda wildly- I'm still exhausted.
*Catherine licked Ollies crankshaft with increasing sexual excitement... Laughing

(had to hide this one... Embarrassed

ENTELECHOUS

Ed's not telling Eloise lies,-'es 'CREATING' half-truths or useful stories...

(Hi Miklos - a new word for me - but it's not in my thesaurus - I'll have to google it)

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@aidan,

I messed up my hidden one - forgot the K (not in the original - when I retyped it)

*Catherine licked Ollie's crankshaft kinkily with increasing sexual excitement.

New word is CREATING

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@aidan,

CREATING

christmas requires extra ATTENTIVENESS to interesting nice girls

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@Dutchy,

Thanks, aidan, I like your acronyms. I degenerate into the sexual ones quite often, myself; they're more fun to make.
I'd never heard of 'entelechous' either so I Googled it.

ATTENTIVENESS

Al turned, tenderly examined Nancy's turbos, intently verifying each nacelle's expressive, SIGNATURE sound.

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@OnTheFritz,

SIGNATURE

Special inscriptions guarantee name, and that UNIQUENESS really exists.

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@Francis,

Good one, Francis.

UNIQUENESS

Unger's nose is quite UNEQUALLED; even Nathan exclaimed, "Some size!"

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@OnTheFritz,

UNEQUALLED

Using Nellie's equilibrium QUANTIFIER, unusually expertly, Len liquidated every doubt.

Or levitated extravagantly decorously.

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@spendius,

QUANTIFIER

'Quit using Anne's negligee Tom! It's feminizing, innit?' Erin REPRIMANDED.

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@aidan,

REPRIMANDED

resplendent exotic personalities require instant MELODRAMATIC and never-ending demands encouraging decadence.

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@Dutchy,

MELODRAMATIC

"Mistresses expect long, over dramatic, rehearsals and much artistic theatricality" Ivor confided.

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@spendius,

So choose a word already

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@McTag,

MISTRESSES.

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@spendius,

MISTRESSES

Maybe it's silly, talking rubbish, emulating Spendy's superfluous exaggerated statements,

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@McTag,

SUPERFLUOUS

Spendi's unusual propensity, even rabid, for luxurious utterances, often undermines SENTIMENTS.

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