Content: Against camping.
Contrail: Against hiking.
Contour: Against French bicycle races.
Produce: A supporter of Italian dictator Mussolini.
Protect: Favoring innovation.
> Purloin: The meaty part on the back of a cat.
Purmit: Cat glove.
Barking: Canine monarch.
> Buffalo Chilkat <mam...@watering.hole> wrote in message
> news:k3t5svo8cmja54eg3...@4ax.com...
> > Harry Farkas wrote:
> >
> > >Purloin: The meaty part on the back of a cat.
> >
> > Sheesh, did the catnip you again?
>
> Is he loin or telling der troof?
>
> Purport: Used by the feline navy.
> Purer: On who mashes up a cat.
> Puree: The mashed-up cat!
> Purile: Land full of cats.
> Purim: Esther's cat.
> Purpose: Stance of a fashion model cat.
> Purpure: Clean-living cat, represented in engraving by diagonal lines
> declining from the right top to the left base of the escutcheon (or from
> sinister chief to dexter base).
Catastrophe: The cat pooped on my bed.
> On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 06:21:57 GMT, Buffalo Chilkat
> <mam...@watering.hole> found these unused words floating about:
>
> >Harry Farkas wrote:
> >
> >>Purloin: The meaty part on the back of a cat.
> >
> >Sheesh, did the catnip you again?
>
> Perloin: Butcher's assessment of a pig.
Purloin: Price of sex.
Nehmo Sergheyev wrote:
> I saw a building next the Medical Center with a sign identifying it as
> the Nursing School. I saw nothing wrong with this until I learned babies
> know how to nurse without being taught. And worse than that, this school
> was for adults!
Nursing: Singing medical professionals.
Nehmo Sergheyev wrote:
> I saw a building next the Medical Center with a sign identifying it as
> the Nursing School. I saw nothing wrong with this until I learned babies
> know how to nurse without being taught. And worse than that, this school
> was for adults!
I've often seen ads for Baby Sales, and seen Rash Doors at Kaiser.
Kaiser: German knight.
Phaizer: A drug knight.
Michael Balarama wrote:
> John: "What are you reading?"
> Andy: "It's a book about electricity."
> John: "Oh, current events?"
> Andy: "No, just some light reading."
I'm shocked!
> Q: What's that guy doing jumping up and down in the corner using extremely
> bad language.
> A: That's swored dancing.
>
> Q: Who's that jumping up and down on top of a very old British car.
> A: That's Morris dancing.
>
> Q: What's that map of England doing jumping up and down for?
> A: That's Country Dancing.
>
> Q: Who's that jumping up and down in the corner with no clothes on?
> A: It's Simon Smith and He's Dancing Bare.
>
> Q: What's that guy doing jumping up and down with all his arms and legs in
> plaster.
> A: Break Dancing.
>
> I was going to do one about Ballet as well, but it was just tutu difficult!
Q: What is that armed man with combat fatigues doing jumping?
A: He's Contra dancing.
Cabbie: Apine taxi.
Deadline: Line that kills.
Deadlock: Lock that kills.
Debacle: Clumsy demon.
Debar: Demon jail.
Debar: Demon lawyer association.
Debauch: Demon has a wild party.
Debug: Demon insect.
Decal: Demon sticker.
Decay: Demon island.
Decay: Demon rot.
Declaim: Demon poetry.
Decide: Murder of a demon.
Deface: The front of a demon head.
Defile: Collection of information on a demon.
Defy: Rebel demon.
Delay: Demon that slows things down.
Delay: Sex with a demon.
Delight: Demon that makes people happy.
Delight: Shining demon.
Denial: Demon river in Egypt.
Derate: Price of a demon.
Derail: Demon version of Amtrak.
Detach: Demon that takes things off.
Detail: Rear appendage of a demon.
Dialog: Fallen tree that talks.
Dialog: To color a fallen tree.
Dicker: Male dog genital.
Dicky: Key to a male genital.
Ideologue: Fallen tree that gets ideas and holds to them.
Deacon: Demon crook.
Deacon: Demon priest.
Decamp: Demon in a tent.
Decalcify: Demons turning into stone or drinking milk.
Decode: Chilly demon.
Decoy: Demon that lures people away.
Decry: Weeping demon.
Defame: Demon VIP.
Defame: Demon that smears reputations.
Defeat: Losing demon.
Defend: Demon good at warding off attackers.
Defer: Demon hair.
Defiant: Demon/ant crossbreed that rebels.
Deflate: Demon that cuts prices.
Defoliant: Demon that kills plants.
Deform: Demon red tape.
Defray: Demon in a fight.
Riding: Bell on a horse.
Riding: Musical grain.
Rising: Singing wheat that is going up.
Riser: Levitating knight.
> On 6 Feb 2004 18:46:37 -0800, art...@yahoo.com (artyw) found these
unused
> words floating about:
>
> >Palema <pale...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:<68SUb.1256$wt....@newssvr23.news.prodigy.com>...
> >> At the White House: We want you to fillmore at home
> >
> >Dont Polk fun at our presidents.
>
> Carter explain?
If you can a Ford the time.
Did Nixon ever visit Dixon?
nemo wrote:
> Tim Bruening <tsbr...@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us> wrote in message
> news:402C9997...@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us...
> > Cherokee: Unlocks an American Indian car.
> >
> > Chesapeake: Chess tournament on a mountain top.
> >
> > Eden: A home on the Internet.
>
> Emu: A large, flightless Antipodean Online cat.
Emu: Online cow sound.
Emu: Online subatomic particle.
> Hear about the hard working lumberjack?
>
> He got promoted to branch manager
He then clear cut the workforce.
Larry Krzewinski wrote:
> On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 08:32:23 -0700, "MosZibby" <CLOWN@ATJ> wrote:
>
> >> >> >> One word - tripod!
> >> >> >>
> >> >> >> Ærchie
> >> >> >
> >> >> >Carp, now Larry will think he's being summoned.
> >> >> >
> >> >> Summoned? I thought he was possessed - - -
> >> >
> >> >That, too. Maybe we need Father O'Brien.
> >> >But Larry does carry on about his appendages and
> >> >has delusions about one of them.
> >>
> >> That's it, shorty. We're going to settle this once and for all.
Just
> >> let me get my 100 foot tape measure. You can bring your 6 inch
ruler.
> >
> >So you fold your tape up 12 times, I use my ruler twice.
> >Works for me.
>
> Let's see now. Eight feet vs. twelve inches.
>
> The Winner and Still Champion -- Larry Krzewinski
>
> <the crowd cheers and applauds loudly>
>
> I'd like to thank a few people.
>
> <Larry unfolds a list>
>
> First of all my sore but smiling wife, my mom, my agent, my trainer
> Bubbles and all my adoring female fans everywhere. My new book "The
> Pole - An Illustrated Autobiography" will be out in better adult book
> stores everywhere next month.
Autobiography: Life story of a car.
> I'll be signing autographs outside.
Autograph: Graph of car sales.
> john czarnuszewicz <jac...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
> news:uI9zb.142460$Ec1.5...@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> > People who die find themselves in a grave situation.
> >
> High-speed funeral: The coffin's fired into the grave using a great
big
> Catafalque!
Wouldn't that desec crate the body?
BANG!!!!
(It must have bashed into the merman and mermaid!)
Narr. Ike heap telling ewe:
It's a cup they award you for crossing a feline with a donkey!
Someone working clandestinely for The Evening Standard, trying to sabotage
hygiene in NHS hospitals so they can print a sensational story:
Ward Mousekeeper.
That's the new name. Originally, they used to go up onto the roof with
falcons to catch pigeons for the kitchens. In those days they were called
Nursing Hawksiliaries.
In a state of Holy Dreadlock. The couple after a Rastafarian wedding.
Website for texi drivers who are also very expert woodworkers:
(before you look - the name's not in use yet)
Ideology: Measuring the exact frequency of a certain note as sung by
sopranos.
. . or to shear a sheep.
>
> Defiant: Demon/ant crossbreed that rebels.
. . or a non-hearing formicida up a mountain.
nemo wrote:
Deactivate: Demon that hits the off switch.
With a hammer?
They made the mistake of taking him on as Managing Die Wrecktor!
Nemo
Numbo One Punster!
Defeat: Losing demon.
Defend: Demon good at warding off attackers.
Defer: Demon hair.
Defiant: Demon/ant crossbreed that rebels.
What a cleaver feller!
Sick ships at a time?? He must have lots of very long arms!
Nemo.
Ohhhh! It's really like being in heaven, to retire in 2007!!
The astonished driver exclaimed, "Ah! Spring is in the air!"
Bunker: Dog with just one huge byootock!
nemo wrote:
Navel surgeon: Also operates on oranges.
What about the carbon emissions caused by generating the electricity to run
the plant extracting the nitrogen from the air and from various minerals?
Yukon twin.
Nemo.
In 2007, retirement was heaven,
And it's still quite divine in 2009!
The MPs all fiddling has sort of died down,
But now poor old Gordon looks like a Brown clown!!
And dear Whacko Jacko is fin'lly Upstairs,
So fewer small boys will need anus repairs!
(Very short memories most people have.)
Foriegn Sick Surgeon: Always travels by plane.
Limes isn't soft fruit. Ask Harry.
Souperhighway: A street where the unemplyed can get a bowl of broth and a
lump of bread to stop em starving.
Borax: Steel shelf contraptions where male pigs are stored.
And if Reagan got hold of any, they'd borRon to death, especially if he was
having a tincal!
Rebel: To put the clangers back up the tower.
Flagrant: Cash to pay someone to skin a formicida.
Why did they spell it CCCP? Were they trying to show three people that the
streets were full of urine?
Didn't that used to be ESC+CHSTR 9??
Ask Michael Rennie.
Does he prefer Shamouti oranges or does he also operate on Realouti ones?
Word describing sadistic navel sailors: Crewel.
But manufacturing enough liquid nitrogen will generate huge amounts of
carbon which will, in turn, settle on the polar regions and accelerate the
melting process further. Yukon twin!
Jarhead IT expert: Information Gunny Highway.
Not nessecelery. They might be growing Several Oranges to make marmalade out
of!
A tip: Next time you cook pasta or a curry, squirt half a lime in it a few
minutes before it's ready. Umyay umyay!
Yers. And once he got started, no power on earth could stop him bravely
operating: He was abdomindomitable!
Shamouti or Realouti ones?
Why not Alaska?
London feels like that at the moment too! Brrrrrrrr!