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Most feathered flamenco dancers cannot test Indian verve; such low yuppies!
FEATHERED
Fearing eagle's attack, tiny HOOTER entered roost; eagle denied.
HOOT*R
Health over other things is RIGHT.
RIGHT
REASONABLE, I'm going home tonight.
R*ASONABL*
Really! Such a so overly nonsensical ability BEYOND loony toons!
Welcome, Locote. You're supposed to make a reasonably coherent sentence from the highlighted word of the latest sentence.
BEYOND
Begging early yields only NICKELS, dimes.
Welcome, Locote!
NICK*LS
No-one is careless KNOWING snakes lie sleeping.
p.s. 'e's' are wild - You can substitute any letter for one.
Knowing:
King Nigel often whinges in New Guinea.
Glossy unguents imbue nicely scented AROMATHERAPY.
AROMATHERAPY
A right orderly man answers the HETEROGENEOUS enfranchisement regularly attached perfectly yonder.
<<for ya'll people N of the MD line - yonder is a real word - 'at or in that indicated more or less distant place usu. within sight'>>
(That's interesting, Danon! I never knew that yonder was used in America. We used it here, in the 16th century, you see.)
H_t_rog_n_ous.
Hailing a taxi in Richmond or Gannow is not an outrageously unpleasant scene.
Garden-crazy and nature-loving noblemen own WHEELBARROWS.
WHE*LBARROWS
When helium elevates airships like balloons, all reasonable ravens ogle worryingly skywards
What word do you choose, hiama?
'salright.
Skywards
Some kangaroos yip at rare dogs SNIFFING.
SNIFFING
SIMON'S nose is forever finding interesting, nasty gasses.
SIMON'S
So, it's mentionably OUTRAGEOUS now, super!
<<Drom, That's very interesting to me - it must have something to do with your Celticness. (g) (envy) Here, it is typically Southern speech.>>
OUTRAGEOUS
One UNRULY trial's relentless attorneys glossed evidence of uncontrolled Simpson.
