Monday, November 24, 2008

Monday Munday!


Can we agree on what Acree means?

10 comments:

  1. I'm not sure what acree means yet, but here's another:

    compati [com-PAT-ee, plura noun (slang)]
    Slang for online friends

    "Who's this Freda87 you're always talking about?"
    "Oh, she's just one of my compati, a 21-year-old rich, beautiful girl."
    "In other words, a 45-year-old guy who sits in front of the computer all day."

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  2. Acree (adj.) meaning bitter, especially used of drinks (usually but not exclusively alcoholic). You may recall that famous Mark Twain quotation - Love is an acree well from which you may drink often but fall in but once.

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  3. acree [Derived from Spanish] (adj) Used to describe smells, meaning horrible or nasty.

    The acree smell on the room after the body was taken out send shivers up my spine.

    Sorry, not very imaginative today...

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  4. Gosh...I visit all the time but just can't think of anything. Maybe I should try in the mornings when I'm not so tired. Acreed?

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  5. Acree

    A statement made, usually by a presidential candidate, that indicates support for a particular topic but does not bind the candidate to any action.

    He stated that the issue impacted both "the traditional family and the non-traditional family" and there were many who believed that this acree, somehow meant he would uphold gay marriage.

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  6. Acree?

    Dialectal for acreen, Irish diminutive for acre. Hence spelt acree' with apostrophy:

    Och, I do't have any real acres o' my farm. Only a wee acree'.

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  7. acree /uh-kree/n.
    diminutive home of a gnome or other garden creature

    As we stepped into the shady glen we noticed a small structure appearing to rise from the knotted roots of the oak tree sheltering a small pointed hat gnome. We realized that the dotted mushroom roof shingles hid the acree from view of those who did not believe in these garden dwellers.

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  8. I would just like to know what script you used to get the reaction's checklist in your posts. I've going around in circles for a week and still can't figure it out. Any help would be appreciated! I can be reached at madeinmontana@gmail.com

    Thank you!!!

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  9. Beth,

    I loved Compati but I decided no more nepotism for at least a day or so!

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  10. Michelle,

    Go to Customize, Edit Blog Post, check the Reaction box and edit as you please.

    I hope that is what you are looking for?

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