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franknbea
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Word of the Day
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Good Morning One and All!
Happy, happy Sunday to each and everyone of you.
Today � word is: Agerasia
Please no dictionary definitions. Have fun and good luck!
Today �s funniest and most original answer will receive a tailor made poem to their specifications. |
29 Aug 2010
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anitarobi
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As always, I have 2 options, no - make that 3 today:
1. a meat-eating plant
2. a horrible rash
3. a type of allergy (to �trolls � maybe)
Top o � the morning, all! |
29 Aug 2010
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baiba
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Frank, this time you have given us a person �s name!!
I know one Agerasia who lives in Brazil  , she is a lovely and beautiful woman!
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29 Aug 2010
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Poohbear
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someone who grows older... (an ager)
in Asia 
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29 Aug 2010
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donapeter
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Agerasia: compund noun: age+Asia def: It shows the process of becoming old in ...Asia
aaaaaaaaaa......Poohbear was the first to guess! If there are 2 alike answers it means this must be the definition!!!1  |
29 Aug 2010
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stefemma
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Does it mean that you look older when you go to Asia?
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29 Aug 2010
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Petpet
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In my language "razie" is a police raid (a sudden police attack)... so:
age - rasia - a police raid in a club / bar .. to arrest all underage who drink alcohol? or maybe to arrest all "overaged" like me who are irrelevant there too? :-)
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29 Aug 2010
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Apodo
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Something that erases all those years?
Aphasia is a loss of language-
So is it when you �ve forgotten your age? |
29 Aug 2010
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lshorton99
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It looks to me like a cross between Agadoo and Asia, the 80s rock band, so I think it has smething to do with 80s music.
I �m guessing agerasia = rejecting cheesy 80s music in favour of 80s rock.
Lindsey
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29 Aug 2010
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Jayho
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Hi all
Considering some of the hilarious suggestions put forward I�d like to think that it�s a raid on one�s age.
Given that I have (not-quite-so-happily) devoted most of my Sunday (which is now almost over) to my job I �d like to suggest this anagram of agerasia that came from my trusty anagram site: A Rage As I or maybe even A Saga Re I or Saga Era I �cos that�s how I feel at the moment.
Cheers
Jayho |
29 Aug 2010
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Laly59
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Hi everybody, I think is this:
a = article
ger = prefix geriatrics
asia = Asia
Conclusion: science that studies the elderly in Asia or
a= article
ger of geranium and Asia = Asia
Conclusion: a geranium of Asia, he, he, he! |
29 Aug 2010
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