Definitions for word weary writers (poem) by E D Phillips on AuthorsDen

Definitions for word weary writers
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When words escape you...

Definitions for word weary writers… (doodlers doodle, piddlers piddle) Pontiffs pontificate Demons demonstrate Professors profligate Little people litigate Castaways castigate Foreigners fornicate Deceivers decimate Defeaters defecate Irrational people irrigate Mitt Romney mitigates Flat heads flatuate Popular people populate Innocent people insinuate Disco dancers discombobulate Somber people somnambulate Grave diggers gravitate Divas devaluate Hallelujah singers hallucinate People on the lam laminate Men menstruate Foes fomentate Strangers strangulate Tricycle riders triangulate Fibbers fibrillate Artists articulate Expectant mothers expectorate Cops copulate Discus throwers discriminate Germans germinate Pasta eaters postulate Medicine men meditate Orientals orientate Bottom people understate Top people overstate Common people commutate Jesters gesticulate Levi wearers levitate Communists commiserate New cap wearers capitulate Former cap wearers decapitate Those who put on hats again recapitulate Prom goers promulgate Bisexuals bifurcate Attention seekers attenuate Winners triumvirate Equals equivocate Animals animate Congress congratulates Perky people percolate Designers designate Potent people potentate Retailers retaliate Tall people elevate (elongate) Short people abbreviate (truncate) Poll takers pollinate Perfectionists perforate Celibates celebrate Masters of grip masturbate whew!
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Reviewed by Annabel Sheila

Reviewed on December 4, 2013

Laughing out loud!!!! Thanks for posting this, Ed.

Anna

Reviewed by Michael Schafer

Reviewed on December 3, 2013

And writers do it right.

Michael D.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

You know I love wordplay, and this is as playful as they come. Some of these are uncanny in the way they match. And others are so dissonant as to be oxymorons (I hope I use that word correctly since I don't know what it means ;-)).

I sure hope this didn't keep you up all night, it's going to keep my mind spinning and laughing for the rest the day. Made my day better than a good round of golf and I don't golf.

Ron

Reviewed by J. Roseline

Reviewed on December 2, 2013

It made great orgy for the mind,for the kind whose love for the written word is more than anything else, It was sheer joy.I read it all in a single breath.Rather I forgot everything else while reading this wonderful writer's vast n prolific collection of weary words in varied style!

Reviewed by Robert Whitford

A veritable frenetic fracas of words. Congratulations sir you have broken some kind of record. Maybe somewhere. Very clever and very funny Edward. Bob

Reviewed by John Bidwell

Wow.
You should win something.
John

Reviewed by Mor Inchrory

Phronesis! where is word’s poetic stage
where we can post our words to panegyrise
that poet of our oft-unused meiosis word.

Reviewed by Lark Pogue

And slow people hesitate, bosses delegate, lawyers litigate, fast talkers reinstate. Ok, ok, no more from me.
L