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And then one morning you woke up and noticed a strange thing happened when
you hit the esc. key on your keyboard...
8 years ago
A new word game involving Word Verification words and what they might mean. Is anyone tired of those word verifications required for posting comments? Why not play a fun game where we you get to define the possible meaning of those words and use them in a sentence of your own creation?
I'm sorry, D, but I'v just realised I didn't post the comment on your bday because I was in my 'Techonoly' class and they told us to go to break. However, I saved what I had written, forgive me if any word is repeated, I don't remember if I've already posted any of these... = S
ReplyDeleteHAPPY BDAY, DEAR D! And thanks for creating this blog, it rocks!
catestsp [Being catest from a word and sp from another one; CATEST-sp] (noun) Contraction of "Catest" and "Spanish". A special test given in middle-school to test Spanish.
"Have you already taken your catestsp?" "No, I'm in Elementary school".
And here are some bonus definitions for your bday!
menati [MEN-ah-tee] (noun) An African hip-moving type of dance.
They were thrilled by the joy showed by the Africans when dancing the menati.
dysterm [dis-TERN] (noun) A new Japanese electronic devise that regulates or disables temperature.
The oven's temperature was easily regulated by the new dysterm we bought.
gymnisti [gym-NEES-tee] (noun) The science of gymnistics.
Sarah told me she wanted to study the history of gymnisti.
billume [BILL-um] (noun) A new, pink and blue coloured type of flower.
Mary was cultivating some billumes in her garden.
chies [CHIS] (noun singular: chy) Special seeds for geen tomatoes.
He spread the chies all aroun the garden.
velesse [ve-LESS] (noun derived from French) A very beautiful little girl or young woman.
Sitting at the audience, Roberto looked at the runway and, seeing a young model, exclaimed "velesse!"