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Word of the Day



lshorton99
China

Word of the Day
 
So my tragic (and true!) story about a bat attack was deemed amusing enough to win the Word of the Day yesterday!

Here �s today �s word:

algerining

The usual rules apply - no cheating by looking up the answer, no dictionary definitions - the funniest answer wins and will choose tomorrow �s Word of the Day.

Happy guessing!

Lindsey

19 Jan 2011      





nuritan
Turkey

Make someone  Algerian ?? oopppss it seems nonsense ! Embarrassed

19 Jan 2011     



MarionG
Netherlands

Turning something into Algae doesn �t sound much better....
(come to think of it, it sounds worse..I�d rather be turned into an Algerian than into algae..so i go with nuritan.  :)

19 Jan 2011     



chud
Israel

I think, it means "making miltiple mistakes(erring) in your algebra (alg) exercises":

OH, I �VE BEEN ALGERINING AGAIN!"  

19 Jan 2011     



Apodo
Australia

ALGERINING :This is the soft gentle sound of algae growing.
 
al-ge - algae
rin-ing - A combination of ringing and whining
 
(So soft of course that you need an Algerining earpiece to hear it.)

19 Jan 2011     



Zora
Canada

Somebody who has an extreme enthusiasm for everything Algerian.  i.e. Geez, Peter is algerining again... ever since he came back from Algeria that �s all he can talk about.  

19 Jan 2011     



MarionG
Netherlands

OK, new try...
Algerining is what my son calls grandma �s (and sometimes my) comments on his lifestyle..
The "when I was your age" kind of talk.....
He calls it "All that geriatric whining" or "Algerining" in short
Typical scene:
He complains about the amount of homework.
I mention how much homework I did.
He growls: Mom could you just stop Algerining!
I reply "At least we learned to articulate!"

19 Jan 2011