Word of the day!

ecksor · 26-03-2003 05:29PM #1

Today's word is ... birthday

What is tomorrow's word? and the day after? What would you like the word of the day to be??

KdjaCL · 26-03-2003 05:31PM

"poo"

kdjac

DRakE · 26-03-2003 05:32PM

I vote for tomorrow's word to be Thursday.

M0cks Sense.

DeVore · 26-03-2003 05:32PM

Quantum.

DeV.

ozt9vdujny3srf · 26-03-2003 05:32PM

jiggle, jiggle is a great word

regi · 26-03-2003 05:32PM

How about a phrase? I like 'smarmy bastard'

Gordon · 26-03-2003 05:35PM

qwidgybo or thingmyjig

Rabies · 26-03-2003 05:37PM

how about Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Sangre · 26-03-2003 05:47PM

*******

ecksor · 26-03-2003 05:49PM

DeVore gets tomorrow's word, because it's his birthday! Keep the suggestions coming

Rabies · 26-03-2003 05:51PM

Originally posted by ecksor
DeVore gets tomorrow's word, because it's his birthday! Keep the suggestions coming

Grrrrrr ..... Favouritism

Thorbar · 26-03-2003 06:18PM

Badonkadonk

Generally refers to a womans behide which is something along the same lines as Jlo's mighty rear.

Victor · 26-03-2003 06:30PM

Originally posted by ecksor
Today's word is ... birthday What is tomorrow's word?

Hangover?

Sloth · 26-03-2003 07:33PM

oppression.

hedgetrimmer · 26-03-2003 07:35PM

subscribe to www.dictionary.com they give you a word a day...some really odd ones. Example...

Word of the Day for Monday March 24, 2003

salmagundi \sal-muh-GUHN-dee\, noun:
1. A salad plate usually consisting of chopped meat,
anchovies, eggs, and onions, served with oil and vinegar.
2. Any mixture or assortment; a medley; a potpourri; a
miscellany.

sceptre · 27-03-2003 01:48AM

Discombobulated.

The Guardian used it on the front page on Monday. I'm guessing Suzanne Goldenberg won a bet.

ecksor · 27-03-2003 12:14PM

Originally posted by hedgetrimmer
subscribe to www.dictionary.com they give you a word a day...some really odd ones.

Yeah, but we want a boards word of the day.

Praetorian · 27-03-2003 03:57PM

duende (doo-en'-day) n. the power to attract through personal magnetism and charm [from Sp. dialect for "charm", from Sp. "ghost, goblin" from duen de casa].

Carbiens · 27-03-2003 05:43PM

duck or quack,

say them a few times over and you'll realize their the two funniest words in the english language

pickarooney · 27-03-2003 05:55PM

Haberdashery, for today and every other day.
Just to keep the thread going, har-de-har.

Praetorian · 27-03-2003 09:57PM

Humdinger - Something extraordinary

CuLT · 28-03-2003 01:02AM

Ameliorate - Improve

as in "Ameliorate your Verbosity using the English board!"

ecksor · 28-03-2003 01:03AM

Today's word is ... poo

GoneShootin · 28-03-2003 02:00AM

tits

Ivan · 28-03-2003 08:45PM

acrimonious

to be angry, bitter and/or sharp in language or attitude

as in:

an acrimonious relationship

ecksor · 29-03-2003 01:30AM

Today's word is ... jiggle

Clintons Cat · 29-03-2003 09:13PM

I Nominate Language

Dedicated to the Director Of Koyaanisqatsi,Godfrey Roggio for the quote

Our Language is in a state of vast humilliation.
It no longer describes the world in which we live.

That or Shrubbery

ecksor · 30-03-2003 01:47AM

Today's word is ... favouritism

Praetorian · 30-03-2003 05:41PM

Maybe todays word can also be mammy!

Amz · 30-03-2003 06:56PM

You boys make it too easy for me... he he!

Mammy comes from Mammary gland which is part of the breast which secretes milk during breast feeding... so there you go.... he he!
More information available on request however i feel you probably dont even want the information already given...... sorry!

Pigman II · 30-03-2003 07:14PM

Todays word is ......... floater

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