actually, i think it's one feist, two fice, like mice, meister.

please excuse typing, working one handed.

hmmmm thought fice was a plural form of a kind of dog...
mixed breed...

hey,all, is "fiesty" related to "fice"?

If that were the case, (related however) then the person would have a legitimate claim, and would not be nuts, no?

I think it is more likely that he is "aristocrat on paper only" or something of that ilk. Just think of the "aristocrats" you meet online!

That's what I thought. Then Ranier Gazer, but both are wrong.

Clue: he's a DJ for a nostalgic music show on our local radio station

the license plate of a fellow I know is
RNR GZR
I live in Washington State. Care to guess how this is supposed to be read?

While I'm capable of causing great damage, the name is damOge, sort of short-hand for D. A. Moggio. My name is Deborah, but I'm more comfortable with debby with a "y". I do, however, much enjoy being a bee.

Glad you found it useful. I thought it was fun, too.

Just asked a Dutch friend. He says it means, he's nuts. I guess it's equivalent to
he only thinks he's an aristocrat...

(the "thinks" was meant to be italicized, but that's not how it looks right now)

thanks. Always nice to have your idea (sort of) confirmed.

willy-nilly

Is this perhaps originally
will he, nil he

in other words, whether he wants to or not...

how about "to dog his steps"? Not necessarily a happy picture, but an evocative one, no?

AHA! as usual, the elders recognized the import and usefulness of "altered states"!

Thanks so much!

have seen two suggestions, one, means hysterical, other, means subject to or affected by, suggestion, hypnosis.

Does anyone know?

HELP!

(and thanks)

Wonderful! thanks for the giggle of the day!

why no mention of "bespoke sandwiches"? I have seen them advertized all over London...