Dave Cunningham
February 21st, 2011, 03:15 PM
I apologize for the delay - we ended up at Disney for President;s
Day ....
In any case, here are a nice nineteen possible definitions - of which
you are each invited to vote for 2 before 6 a.m. EST on Wednesday 23
Freb 2011.
1. a bolo tie aglet.
2. a sidekick.
3. A variety of seedless pear.
4. a circle of graves,
5. Lacking in nutrition.
6. A sect of warlocks.
7. a dense growth of bushes; a thicket.
8. jointly and severally.
9. a nest or burrow occupied by animals of two or more different
species.
10. a Central American palm that is a valuable source of oil.
11. dried strips of salmon or other fish used as provisions while
travelling [Chinook].
12. Joined together as by welding, in one piece. Items joined in
such a way.
13. (Gun.) An eye on the under side of a carronade for securing it to
a carriage.
14. carved stone statues of Central America thought to date from the
2nd Century.
15. in Native American legends, a spirit being appearing as a
coyote.
16. An essential oil of many varieties of rose which is responsible
for their distinctive smell.
17. healthily plump and vigorous; having an (over)abundance of
flesh.
18. [more rarely cohoon or cohound] the fox-terriers (usually a pair)
kept with a pack of hounds and used to rowst out or dig out a fox
which has gone to ground.
19. one of the wooden bars, of which there are two or more,
connecting the fore-carriage of a springless wagon, the limber of a
field-gun, etc., with the splinter-bar or shaft.
Dave
DQ, DF
Day ....
In any case, here are a nice nineteen possible definitions - of which
you are each invited to vote for 2 before 6 a.m. EST on Wednesday 23
Freb 2011.
1. a bolo tie aglet.
2. a sidekick.
3. A variety of seedless pear.
4. a circle of graves,
5. Lacking in nutrition.
6. A sect of warlocks.
7. a dense growth of bushes; a thicket.
8. jointly and severally.
9. a nest or burrow occupied by animals of two or more different
species.
10. a Central American palm that is a valuable source of oil.
11. dried strips of salmon or other fish used as provisions while
travelling [Chinook].
12. Joined together as by welding, in one piece. Items joined in
such a way.
13. (Gun.) An eye on the under side of a carronade for securing it to
a carriage.
14. carved stone statues of Central America thought to date from the
2nd Century.
15. in Native American legends, a spirit being appearing as a
coyote.
16. An essential oil of many varieties of rose which is responsible
for their distinctive smell.
17. healthily plump and vigorous; having an (over)abundance of
flesh.
18. [more rarely cohoon or cohound] the fox-terriers (usually a pair)
kept with a pack of hounds and used to rowst out or dig out a fox
which has gone to ground.
19. one of the wooden bars, of which there are two or more,
connecting the fore-carriage of a springless wagon, the limber of a
field-gun, etc., with the splinter-bar or shaft.
Dave
DQ, DF