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new word of the day
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MarionG
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new word of the day
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Thank you Douglas for choosing my definition /
I offer you a new word to define. Please let your associations flow freely with this one. I would be more than happy to see new people try the game so for all of you unfamiliar with the rules: The idea is to give a nonsensical definition. It can be silly, funny, wise, anything, just not the real definition!
So here is the new word:
TARADIDDLE (alternative spelling: tarradiddle)
Have fun! I �ll choose a winner as soon as we �ve got a nice selection of definitions. |
1 Sep 2014
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Jayho
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Douglas - love it!!  |
1 Sep 2014
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kingfant72
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Tara, or T-ara, is an all-girl Kpop group. The word "diddle" means to cheat or swindle. The word taradiddle was coined when the group was exposed as a bunch of lip-synching middle-aged cross-dressers.
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1 Sep 2014
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florimago
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It sounds to me a different version of " Happy " by Pharrell Williams . You sing Taradiddle , taradiddle ... why not if you �re happy ??? |
2 Sep 2014
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Picaor
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To announce something in a show. E.g:
"Now you have to taradiddle the new comedian" |
2 Sep 2014
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maryse pey�
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You might look for a TAR-and-Feather plot in a western-play with A DIDDLE puppet as the bad cow-boy ?
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2 Sep 2014
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