Wow, Anders, I might have one or two juxtupostion words or letterings per paragraph, is this what I have to look forward to? I gotta admit tho' I gave up on my left hand and I type one-handed, I watch the keyboard while I type.(Anders and I have both had Strokes, I had mine at age 20) Pally-up: When...

I've proposed this word several times but it hasn't been made into a WOTD by our own Dr. Goodword yet; so I'm trying again. pin·guid (pngwd) adj. Fat; oily. [Latin pinguis + -id (as in liquid).] Pinguid (n) fat and oily This sleazy word comes from the Latin pinguis (fat; rich; dull; oily; [greasy] P...

It is NEVER "worshington" here! Never ever! If you move here, learn right away to say "WAHshington", and you will fit right in. agreed, I lived there for 20 or so years, I know they never say Warsh, how silly, but I believe Stargzer meant D.C. And by the way, if you ever visit t...

I always thought this word may have begun as an acronyn. But I shall not even attempt to provide the appropriate words for it.

Kt

Philip, don't feel too bad, my fingers are dyslexic. welcome to you, and (Psssssssst) there is an edit button on your own posts so you can quickly fix your spelling before others notice. Guess how I know this?

Kt

get a rope, let's run these dirty spammers outta town to the hangin' tree!

Kt

my mother always said warsh, I'd ask her to show me the "r" in wash, I thought it was hers alone, a quirk, until I moved and read that I owned a wersh machine, yup right there on my list of belongings.

kT
WELCOME TO YOU, BLUEFISH

en tha deep sauth ay tonic wile clane ya rate owt, way drank it ever sprang.

Kt

it does in Eastern Washington state too, it's called scrub or scab-lands.

Kt
high desert

That's crik to you bubba......!

Kt

a·gog (-gg) adj. Full of keen anticipation or excitement; eager. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Middle English agogge, from Old French en gogue, in merriment : en, in (from Latin in; see in-2) + gogue, merriment.] a·gog adv. The American Heritage® ...

TtHhIeSbToOtWhNof us
it's a puzzle inside of a puzzle, that's a big hint.

It's part of a classic phrase from the old western movies.

Kt

now This is funny:

Kt

I usually go to bed at 3am. I get up much later than 6am however.

Kt

I think it needs an ocassional Ba-dum-bum, or maybe you just had to be there.

Kt