adjective..

Pharaonic - pertaining to Pharaohs.

nav, what context do you want this word for?

Pharaoseutical

If you mean't to combine with pharmaceutical, it would be a c, right? But "ceut" would not mean anything in this context, "icle" is the part that means "having to do with" and it is the only morpheme that would need to be suffixed to pharaoh.

(don't get confused nav...he's joking)

Actually, I was using the adjective of Pharisee. But I don't know how to spell that either.

Ah, it's Pharisaical. That teaches me to do my homework better. I resubmit my answer as "Pharaosaical."

Excuse the interruption, navigator.

SCoates, are you from St. Petersburg, Florida or Russia.

Incidentally, as far as I know, navigator, there is no adjective for Pharaoh unless you would like to coin one.

Even if we don't know what the correct adjective is, I think the important thing we have learned is that we should not be trying to use an adjective for this...

Exactly, stuh. I'd rather be in Tanglewood. <smile>

Russia, Letty.

Well, honey, I never realized that. Is that why you are lonely? You must come back to the poetry forum once in a while.

I'm not lonely, I have my pokemon.

and it just occurred to me, that I have no idea where stuh is from, nor navigator. I still would like you to see the hand painted gravure, stuh, don't know how to do it.

You all are fun to be with here, though

Hmmm, SCoates. Thought that I saw that in your profile. Pokemon..lol.



Never, ever talked to anyone from Russia except on ICQ.

What's a farled oat?

I think navigator is indian...am I right?

I am just a country boy from a hick town in Vermont.

Laughin' now. It's a corruption of furledoat.

The seaoats of dunes that protect us
From sea,
Are waving and blowing and bending towards me.
They look and they nod and they smell like the salt,
Like fans of the pampas
And grass of old malt.

Not really, my young friend. Just a bit of poetry from Letty by the sea.

Moonlight in Vermont.Ahhh, stuh, takes me back:



Pennies in a stream
Falling leaves of a sycamore
Moonlight in Vermont

Icey finger waves
Ski trails on a mountain side
Snowlight in Vermont

Telegraph cables, they sing down the highway
And travel each bend in the road
People who meet, in this romantic setting
Are so hypnotized by the lovely...

Evening summer breeze
Warbling of a meadowlark
Moonlight in Vermont



Telegraph cables, they sing down the highway
And travel each bend in the road

People who meet, in this romantic setting
Are so hypnotized by the lovely...


Evening summer breeze
Warbling of a meadowlark
Moonlight in Vermont

You and I and moonlight in Vermont


Moonlight in Vermont

Thanks, stuh, for the memories

Letty,

that is a beautiful poem, but...we don't have any Sycamores, telegraphs, or Meadowlarks in Vermont.

However, we do have highways and winter.