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 Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 6:45 pm
Stump three adults by asking them to use two of the following words in sentences: circumvallate, sanguine, cornucopia, pontoon. Ask them to explain the origin of the word. Create a chart which contains their name, their sentence and the English word from which they believe the word to be derived.
Tried this in the chatterbox hoping for quick replies, but obviously most of Gaia has gone to s**t which reminds me why I stopped frequenting and quit the forums.
Any help is appreciated. heart
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Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 6:56 pm
Never heard of it, never heard of it, a horn-shaped container thingie generally associated with Thanksgiving but is also found in the Hunger Games, might have heard of it
So...
Sentences? Not really gonna happen :/
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Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 7:47 pm
A cornucopia of sanguine fell upon all in the pontoon as the Ice Cream Van ignored their requests for delicious frozen treats. Circumvallate.
X comes from X, meaning X. Sanguine comes from Sanguine, meaning Sanguine.
Repeat until circumvallate because I didn't know letters could work that way, nevermind that they had a definition.
Call me Rat's Nest.
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Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 8:08 pm
Supar Ingimon A cornucopia of sanguine fell upon all in the pontoon as the Ice Cream Van ignored their requests for delicious frozen treats. Circumvallate. X comes from X, meaning X. Sanguine comes from Sanguine, meaning Sanguine.Repeat until circumvallate because I didn't know letters could work that way, nevermind that they had a definition. Call me Rat's Nest. Each word needs to be in its own sentence. I also don't understand what you mean by origin, it needs to be something like French, Greek, etc. Thank you SO much for the reply, though! heart
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Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 9:31 pm
Immoral Oblivion Supar Ingimon A cornucopia of sanguine fell upon all in the pontoon as the Ice Cream Van ignored their requests for delicious frozen treats. Circumvallate. X comes from X, meaning X. Sanguine comes from Sanguine, meaning Sanguine.Repeat until circumvallate because I didn't know letters could work that way, nevermind that they had a definition. Call me Rat's Nest. Each word needs to be in its own sentence. I also don't understand what you mean by origin, it needs to be something like French, Greek, etc. Thank you SO much for the reply, though! heart wot u sae my englsh gud f** u ho After a summer of plentiful rain balanced with the loving rays of a the Sun-God, God-Sun, the idea of a cornucopia of crops was immediatly destroyed after a tornado got a hankering for a vegetable smoothie. °Some kind of German? A feeling of snguine fell over Jeremiah after finishing the last of his bike, knowing he'll be unable to compete in the Big Race tomorrow. °Greco-Greecian? Despite the 900-pound weight limit Uncle Zipps brought his pet Elephant, Marvin, out onto the lake, not-caring for the unholy sounds his pontoon screeched at the mere site of Marvin. °IT BETTER BE AMERICAN. I remember hearing about how the pontoon was created in a backwater county in Minnesota, my home and home state. Despite looking up circumvallate after my intial post, I'm going to pretend I don't know what it means. Mostly because I immediately forgot and actually don't know what it means. PFFT, Latin? It better not be some sort of Greece/Roman thing...
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Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2013 8:36 pm
Supar Ingimon Immoral Oblivion Supar Ingimon A cornucopia of sanguine fell upon all in the pontoon as the Ice Cream Van ignored their requests for delicious frozen treats. Circumvallate. X comes from X, meaning X. Sanguine comes from Sanguine, meaning Sanguine.Repeat until circumvallate because I didn't know letters could work that way, nevermind that they had a definition. Call me Rat's Nest. Each word needs to be in its own sentence. I also don't understand what you mean by origin, it needs to be something like French, Greek, etc. Thank you SO much for the reply, though! heart wot u sae my englsh gud f** u ho After a summer of plentiful rain balanced with the loving rays of a the Sun-God, God-Sun, the idea of a cornucopia of crops was immediatly destroyed after a tornado got a hankering for a vegetable smoothie. °Some kind of German? A feeling of snguine fell over Jeremiah after finishing the last of his bike, knowing he'll be unable to compete in the Big Race tomorrow. °Greco-Greecian? Despite the 900-pound weight limit Uncle Zipps brought his pet Elephant, Marvin, out onto the lake, not-caring for the unholy sounds his pontoon screeched at the mere site of Marvin. °IT BETTER BE AMERICAN. I remember hearing about how the pontoon was created in a backwater county in Minnesota, my home and home state. Despite looking up circumvallate after my intial post, I'm going to pretend I don't know what it means. Mostly because I immediately forgot and actually don't know what it means. PFFT, Latin? It better not be some sort of Greece/Roman thing... Thank you. heart
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