Mem crutch revisited

Quick definitions from Macmillan (poinsettia)
American English Definition British English Definition
noun
▸a plant with red, pink, or white leaves that look like flowers

I do remember what it looks like, but the name....

Its "flowers" curved back suggest pointing at a spot to set ya

jaculate

PRONUNCIATION:
(JAK-yuh-layt)

MEANING:
verb tr.: To emit or hurl

He shows up late because he had stayed home too long satisfying himself: "Jack, y' late"

Hello test

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Hello test

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Hello testing

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Sorry guys, I'm just exploring a possible software problem

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suage

PRONUNCIATION:
(swaz)

MEANING:
verb tr.: To assuage: to make something unpleasant less severe

An easy one. The term looks like it should be pronounced "sewage." Thus by flushing the toilet as early as possible we make the odor less horrific

rechauffe

PRONUNCIATION:
(ray-sho-FAY)

MEANING:
noun: 1. Warmed leftover food. 2. Rehash: old reworked material

https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=ray%27s+chauffeur+tampa

So please, you make the conn

Is anyone followin' me, anyone at all

vidimus

PRONUNCIATION:
(VAI-di-muhs)

MEANING:
noun: 1. An attested copy of a document. 2. An official inspection.

Interesting to note that in the OneLook.com typeface the capital I looks just like the lower-=case L

So we remember Val dim us. Thus we feel dim as Val rounds us up for an inspection and current announcements

Okay I'll bet your version is better but you gotta admit mine is hard to forget

Oh and Wtf, I'm not just sure just wtf you mean, my approach to remembering or my test postings. I'm around a lot so feel free to ask anything

vidimus

PRONUNCIATION:
(VAI-di-muhs)

MEANING:
noun: 1. An attested copy of a document. 2. An official inspection.

Another approach: It sounds almost exactly like "vitamins". However, you might hafta spend some time here:

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=attestment+inspection+vitamins&btnG=&hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&as_vis=1

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=attest+inspect+vitamins&btnG=&hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&as_vis=1


And yes WTF, I'm sorta kidding. You ordinarily wouldn't use such unless you were absolutely determined, your life or future depended upon it. We could only hope for a stroke of mem, where, say, Uncle John was continually harping about the value of vitamins

Hope been of some help but, well, if not, Wtf

paternoster

PRONUNCIATION:
(PAY-tuhr NOS-tuhr, PAH-, PAT-)

MEANING:
noun
1. A sequence of words used as a formula, a charm, etc.
2. A continuously moving endless elevator that goes in a loop.
3. The Lord’s Prayer; one of the certain larger beads in a rosary on which the Lord’s Prayer is said

1. Patter, meaning a sequence of words, or
1. Paid her, meaning The Devil Herself, for a series of words constituting a charm
2. NoS = No Stop, that is, the elevatorcontinuing in that circle
3. Stuhr. A large pot of edible beads being mixed up as in a stew, by The Devil Herself

Come on guys, you can do better, much better

debenture

PRONUNCIATION:
(di-BEN-chuhr)

MEANING:
noun: A certificate acknowledging a debt

Debt endure. Well, it's pretty obvious and doesn't necessarily imply a doc. C'mon guys, you can do better'n me

magnificat

PRONUNCIATION:
(mag-NIF-i-kat)

MEANING:
noun:
1. The hymn of the Virgin Mary in Luke, 1:46-55.
2. An utterance of praise

I can be supposed to own a magnificent cat. But which cat is most magnificent
Mary of course

Hello, anyone
...with any sort of response