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Message board > Word of the day contest 6th July
Word of the day contest 6th July
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georginasantanna
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Word of the day contest 6th July
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Hi all, I am most glad to announce the new word for the Word of the Day Contest: stanchion Give me your craziest, funniest and wittiest definitions for this word! Above all, surprise me and make me laugh! Georgina |
6 Jul 2016
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maryse pey�
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Just for fun, here is my daffynititon.
Here is a term specific for the boys and men named STAN addicted to visiting Roman and Gothic cathedrals. STANCHION is the fact that they can �t help visiting and visiting and visiting from a city to another, then from a country to another... and when they have finished they start again to be sure not to have forgotten some hidden details...
Have a splendid day. |
6 Jul 2016
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sarguero
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STANCHION: Station in chinese |
6 Jul 2016
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cunliffe
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It �s a rich widow. The word is often used by English teachers to show the vagaries of the English language. �Here is a stanchion sitting in her mansion. � There is a papadeli visual for this (surely?)  |
6 Jul 2016
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georginasantanna
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Come on guys, I know a lot of you are on holiday but I �m sure your brains aren �t so please do your best and find the most amazing daffynition for the word of the day contest! Georgina |
7 Jul 2016
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redcamarocruiser
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Stanchion - dialect form for the more common stink-eye on. He put a stink-eye on the pitcher to jinx him. Also spelled stanch-ion, stanch-I-on, and stench-eye-on. |
7 Jul 2016
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