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Message board > WOD for Sunday
WOD for Sunday
pilarmham
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WOD for Sunday
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Oh, no! I won!
OK, let �s try, here is my proposal for tomorrow.
(Remember: no dictionaries are allowed, no cheating, no looking around, no peeking, no peeping...).
This is the challenge:
Trichotillomania Doesn �t it sound awful???
LOL
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15 Jan 2011
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erikaandel
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Tricho = sounds something disapproving and it �s related to hair till = is related to time mania = is a strong interest for something
Maybe it �s an obsession for hair appearance or going to the hairdresser everyday ???
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16 Jan 2011
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pilarmham
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Can I try? please, please, please, can I...?
OK, here I go:
Tricho probably has something to do with knitting (such a desirable Xmas present when I was a little girl...)
Till, of course, means "even now"
Mania, oh, no!, what an obsession!
TRICHOTILLOMANIA: I wish I could master knitting!
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16 Jan 2011
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Mar0919
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TRICHOTILLOMANIA
Trich = trick
o = oh!
Till = until
o = oh!
Mania = complete obsession
Therefore it �s a complete obsession kids have to go trick or treating EVERYDAY!!!!!
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16 Jan 2011
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subzeroking
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TRICHOTILLOMANIA
tri = three chotill = chortle mania = a mass madness
It �s an epidemic in which a lot of people start laughing uncontrollably in 3 parts as in "hahaha hahaha hahaha" or "hohoho hahaha hehehe". It �s very dangerous and there �s no known cure.
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16 Jan 2011
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Mallerenga
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I �ll have a guess! Tricoto= a peasant form to name the hat of the Spanish police "La Guardia Civil" mania = obsession
so I would say that it is the obsession of dressing as La Guardia Civil that some people still have in Spain (specially in Carnival!)
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16 Jan 2011
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douglas
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tricho - tricot (sports jersey)
till - the cash box
mania- a craze
tricholtillomania- the crazed prices that sports teams demand for their team jerseys so they can fill their tills with their fans hard earned money.
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16 Jan 2011
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elderberrywine
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It �s the sick desire to play tricks in great heat - to the point of going crazy
tric (play tricks) - hot (when it �s too hot really) - till (until) - o (oh dear, would you believe it?) - mania (you go crazy)
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16 Jan 2011
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