cameronwilson commented on the word papate
"the fear of being stung"
May 4, 2009
cameronwilson commented on the word juke
juke is also used as a verb, meaning to "stab".
example: "Ask children where on the body it is safe to stab or 'juke' someone and the vast majority will say the leg or buttock" - The Daily Telegraph
April 27, 2009
cameronwilson commented on the word agma
agma is the speech sound of ‘ng’ as in `sing'
April 9, 2009
cameronwilson commented on the word paravalent
"paravalent" is an adjective and means being only sexually potent in unusual places or circumstances. As in "Trevor found himself to be particularly paravalent in the back pew of St Mary's"
March 27, 2009
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cameronwilson commented on the word papate
"the fear of being stung"
May 4, 2009
cameronwilson commented on the word juke
juke is also used as a verb, meaning to "stab".
example: "Ask children where on the body it is safe to stab or 'juke' someone and the vast majority will say the leg or buttock" - The Daily Telegraph
April 27, 2009
cameronwilson commented on the word agma
agma is the speech sound of ‘ng’ as in `sing'
April 9, 2009
cameronwilson commented on the word paravalent
"paravalent" is an adjective and means being only sexually potent in unusual places or circumstances. As in "Trevor found himself to be particularly paravalent in the back pew of St Mary's"
March 27, 2009