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Shorter and Sweet

A list of 22 words by jennarenn.

  • gnarwas added by jennarenn and appears on 28 lists
  • woxwas added by jennarenn and appears on 3 lists
  • huewas added by jennarenn and appears on 54 lists
  • orbwas added by jennarenn and appears on 68 lists
  • cogwas added by jennarenn and appears on 30 lists
  • ginwas added by jennarenn and appears on 53 lists
  • aitwas added by jennarenn and appears on 25 lists
  • vimwas added by jennarenn and appears on 85 lists
  • quawas added by jennarenn and appears on 57 lists
  • ilkwas added by jennarenn and appears on 105 lists
  • donwas added by jennarenn and appears on 73 lists
  • aawas added by jennarenn and appears on 64 lists
  • irewas added by jennarenn and appears on 90 lists
  • gypwas added by jennarenn and appears on 41 lists
  • aptwas added by jennarenn and appears on 99 lists
  • dinwas added by jennarenn and appears on 82 lists
  • kitwas added by jennarenn and appears on 37 lists
  • abywas added by jennarenn and appears on 13 lists
  • coywas added by jennarenn and appears on 127 lists
  • piwas added by jennarenn and appears on 61 lists
  • impwas added by jennarenn and appears on 70 lists
  • ekewas added by jennarenn and appears on 72 lists

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Borrowing reesetee's organization, I'm dividing my lists into lists.

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  • fbharjo commented on the list shorter-and-sweet

    How about ait, an old english word for a small island - an islet

    February 12, 2007

  • fbharjo commented on the list shorter-and-sweet

    How about fay, an obsolete word for faith as a noun or fay to fit together closely as a verb

    February 12, 2007

  • jennarenn commented on the list shorter-and-sweet

    Good one! Thanks, fbharjo.

    February 12, 2007

  • fbharjo commented on the list shorter-and-sweet

    How about arm. It is something that also fits together nicely.

    February 12, 2007

  • fbharjo commented on the list shorter-and-sweet

    Elk originally meant longer than a yard if you can fathom that. ( Hint - Look up the etymology of fathom. Its hard to get you arms around.)

    February 12, 2007

  • reesetee commented on the list shorter-and-sweet

    Hey, jennarenn, don't follow what passes for organization on MY lists! That way lies madness. ;->

    February 12, 2007