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Games, activities and teaching ideas > Word of the day February 26
Word of the day February 26
sarguero
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Word of the day February 26
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Dear ESL creatures ...... the new Word of the Day is:
ARTICHOKE
Remember... We are looking for a WACKY definition as possible, the real meaning is up to the dictionary, Ok?
So, the "harvest" time is open.
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26 Feb 2014
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cunliffe
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�Artichoke � is messing about in a theatrical fashion in the freezing cold.
Arctic = the North Pole Hoke = silly, over-the-top behaviour.
Or it could be a newspaper headline, about that murderous guy, Artie. He strangled a woman �s husband, boyfriend and lover, for a very small fee. �Artichokes three for a pound �.
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26 Feb 2014
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douglas
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What Arthur did when his girlfriend told him she was pregnant over dinner.
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26 Feb 2014
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Prese1
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ARTICHOKE = ART I CHOKE
may refer to
-a person choking a piece of art work -a person choking when they see art
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26 Feb 2014
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edrodmedina
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Artichoke is a strangle hold developed for the police by Arturo Gracie of the famous Gracie Jiujitsu family of Brazil. |
26 Feb 2014
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douglas
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ED--could this Arturo guy be the "tall dark and handsome" man that once worked for the Dipities? |
26 Feb 2014
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isa2
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This is the key to success that an Australian pop group held at an audition repeating the refrain so often that your hair turns grey. (Mine has already, not from this song, however )
Listen to the song here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfR9iY5y94s
AR = artists and repertoire ( division of a record label responsible for talent scouting) TIC = a word or phrase that someone frequently says without intending it hoar = grey KEY
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26 Feb 2014
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isa2
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@ douglas: can�t be beaten!
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26 Feb 2014
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OndraK
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Army slang :-): To be choking by an amount of artillery fire taken. An instant and sudden wave of artillery barrage.
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26 Feb 2014
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