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franknbea
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Word of the Day
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Good Morning All!
Today �s word is; Misodoctakleidist
As always all guesses are welcome but please no dictionary definitions.
Have fun! |
15 Sep 2010
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juliag
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Doctors who believe that if you have miso soup every day you will be cured of all your ills.
Seriously I have absolutely no idea, I don �t even know how to pronounce it properly!! |
15 Sep 2010
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anitarobi
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Well, it �s definitely one of the longest words in the English language! So you had it in a spelling bee contest when you were a kid so now you �re torturing us?
Now seriously - could it have sth to do with being stingy? |
15 Sep 2010
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adriennesmiles
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Misodoctakleidist
someone who misplaces their kaleidoscope often and has to see a psychiatric doctor for help ?? |
15 Sep 2010
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Greek Professor
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well...
miso: means hate in greek...
docta...my doctor....
kleidist...means..... dress...
so meaning? I hate the doctors dress....
...off to work...see ya all later |
15 Sep 2010
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David Lisgo
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It is of course, a lady doctor who specialises in treating tummy ache caused by eating to much miso, which is salty, fermented bean curd paste. |
15 Sep 2010
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yanogator
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It �s simply a musician who plays the misodoctakleid. I think that Lawrence Welk had three of them in his band. Or maybe it was Spike Jones.
Bruce |
15 Sep 2010
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lshorton99
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Miso = soup
docta = doctor
kleidist = cartoonist
misodoctakleidist - someone who draws pictures of people doctoring soup.
Lindsey
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15 Sep 2010
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ueslteacher
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miso- Microsoft Office doc- document takle- means tackle, just a simplified spelling �cause the word is obviously too long already idist- someone who So Misodoctakleidist- someone who tackles Microsoft office documents |
15 Sep 2010
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blunderbuster
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It is a doctor using miso soup to cure anything and everything while wearing women �s clothes.
EDIT: Geez, Juila, just saw your explanation ;o))))
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15 Sep 2010
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baiba
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Ha ha ha, so many great definitions!
I definitely see doctor, probably dress in German but it does not make sense for me! Maybe I have missed something....
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15 Sep 2010
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