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hundreds - an indeterminate number between 100 and 999, like perhaps 144, which is equal to 12 dozen, which is also known as one gross.


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Shire - a traditional administrative subdivision in England, further divided into hundreds.



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Shire - Shire-horse a breed of draughthorse, usually measures above 16 hands high - which is pretty darn big, well known for their affability and calmness of nature.


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Clydesdale - another popular 'cold-blood' draft-horse. They share the 'feathers' on their feet with Shire horses.

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Um... OK.

Stealer - one who, y'know, steals stuff.


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Steeler - an armor (Tank) specialist and one of the original members of G.I. Joe team. Appears in comic-books and other spin-offs of the property.

Sometimes, a simple thesaurus or dictionary isn't enough, to find a good 'Nym.

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Steeler - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vQwdheGiOA - good enough Nym for you?


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Steeler...



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Well, yes, all good Steelers, but they're hard to move onward from, and I'd rather the game didn't accidentally wash down a storm-drain and float out to sea, just because we got stuck in a concept-hole...

Jock - Many Steelers and Steelers fans are jocks... or sofa-jocks.

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Fireheart


 

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Jock - Scots male, usually referred to as...


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Scotch - to scotch something is to put an end to it, or to bring to a conclusion.


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Wrap - a term used in the entertainment industry meaning to bring to an end.


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Rap - a sharp impact, or the sound thereof.

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Fireheart


 

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whack - to hit



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Whack - out of whack, something that is not quite right, a little off centre maybe?


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Fail - either an interjection used when one disapproves of something, or a verb meaning approximately the same thing as the slang form of suck.


 

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I'm sorry, Durakken, I think you may have proven your own entry with that entry. I can find no suggestion that 'Whack' has anything to do with 'Fail' or 'Failure'. Whack is to strike, 'out of whack' is unbalanced or defective, possibly broken. 'Whack' is also 'crazy' in certain slang.

Or, perhaps you're trying to express an opinion about this game? In that case, it might be too sophisticated for you.

In any case, I do encourage you to check out the first post, which details the sort of linkages between words that we are using in this game. Feel free to post again! It's great to 'meet' new word-wranglers.

Anyway... I'll just combine 'Whack' as in 'murder' with 'Fail' and get:

Die

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Fireheart


 

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Perhaps he was thinking that something "out of whack" was something that "failed".

But I agree, even that follows more the rules of "word association" instead of a true synonym/homonym.

That said...

Dye - a substance (or process) to color cloth

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Fireheart View Post
I'm sorry, Durakken, I think you may have proven your own entry with that entry. I can find no suggestion that 'Whack' has anything to do with 'Fail' or 'Failure'. Whack is to strike, 'out of whack' is unbalanced or defective, possibly broken. 'Whack' is also 'crazy' in certain slang.

Or, perhaps you're trying to express an opinion about this game? In that case, it might be too sophisticated for you.

In any case, I do encourage you to check out the first post, which details the sort of linkages between words that we are using in this game. Feel free to post again! It's great to 'meet' new word-wranglers.

Anyway... I'll just combine 'Whack' as in 'murder' with 'Fail' and get:

Die

Be Well!
Fireheart
Whack is a slang term and is one of a long line of words that mean roughly the same thing but don't really have a good definition... like "that's lame" "that's whack" "that sucks" so it is correct, though i'm not sure if there is a missing jump from one meaning to the other.


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Die - As in a thing you roll.


 

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Casting - what a fisherman does when he casts his line into the water to fish.


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propulsion - the act of causing something to move forward


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