Christopher Carson
March 17th, 2007, 02:26 PM
We going to have a short list this time but there's no help for it. We have a total of 15 definitions for FANNY ADAMS. Please vote for two, by
public reply to this message, before the deadline, which is
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1. A headstrong, reckless woman [from a character in a popular novel
by Samuel Cockburn, 1798].
2. A loud, raucous party; so called in reference to famous London
music hall singer (1866-1910) known for her risque, improvised
lyrics.
3. A flirtatious young woman.
4. _Nautical Slang_ Tinned meat.
5. A nurse, esp. military.
6. An iron-headed golf club with the face slanted at a greater angle
than any other iron except a wedge.
7. A broad collar, usually lace-trimmed, on a woman's dress or blouse.
[origin unk.]
8. A clumsy patch; a clumsy worker.
9. Here's my attempt: [Slang] Non alcoholic beverage served in a bar -
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10. (Proper name used as a verb) To clean something thoroughly; to make
a place or thing spick and span. (After the author of a widely used
19th century homemaker's book)
11. [Naut.] Any of a variety of objects used to prevent chaffing in the
rigging, sheets, and anchor line, and on a ship's sides.
12. In ice skating, a pairs move named after its original
choreographer, but now popularly called the death spiral.
13. A process of reasoning.
14. A delivery girl who used to only deliver a real dozen (12) instead
of a baker's dozen (13) of breads, rolls etc.
15. An action so incredibly clueless no one will believe it, like
trying to lick frost off a metal lamppost... In Alaska... In
February... Twice in one day.
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public reply to this message, before the deadline, which is
The deadline for voting is Monday, March 19, 2007, at
11:00 AM PST
Noon MST
1:00 PM CST
2:00 PM EST or
7:00 PM GMT
1. A headstrong, reckless woman [from a character in a popular novel
by Samuel Cockburn, 1798].
2. A loud, raucous party; so called in reference to famous London
music hall singer (1866-1910) known for her risque, improvised
lyrics.
3. A flirtatious young woman.
4. _Nautical Slang_ Tinned meat.
5. A nurse, esp. military.
6. An iron-headed golf club with the face slanted at a greater angle
than any other iron except a wedge.
7. A broad collar, usually lace-trimmed, on a woman's dress or blouse.
[origin unk.]
8. A clumsy patch; a clumsy worker.
9. Here's my attempt: [Slang] Non alcoholic beverage served in a bar -
Bob Stone -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by
AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.446 / Virus Database: 268.18.12/724 -
Release Date: 3/16/2007 12:12 PM
10. (Proper name used as a verb) To clean something thoroughly; to make
a place or thing spick and span. (After the author of a widely used
19th century homemaker's book)
11. [Naut.] Any of a variety of objects used to prevent chaffing in the
rigging, sheets, and anchor line, and on a ship's sides.
12. In ice skating, a pairs move named after its original
choreographer, but now popularly called the death spiral.
13. A process of reasoning.
14. A delivery girl who used to only deliver a real dozen (12) instead
of a baker's dozen (13) of breads, rolls etc.
15. An action so incredibly clueless no one will believe it, like
trying to lick frost off a metal lamppost... In Alaska... In
February... Twice in one day.
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