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GIM'ME AN 'A'
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Some Vocabulary Words for youz galz n' guyz!

Pic = 'Knave Wuss-A-Lot' ...




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Gim’me an ‘A’


© - Tom Hyland - 10/11/11


Apocope =
The loss or omission of one or more
Syllables at the end of a word, for example:
“kind of” to “kinda.”

Apodal =
Without limbs, feet, or pelvic fins.


Apogamy =
Development of an embryo without prior fertilization.
Occurs in some ferns, algae, and fungi.


Apogee =
Farthest Point of Orbit from the Earth.


Apologue =
A Fable that is intended to teach a moral lesson,
Especially one using animals as characters.


Apothasis =
Rhetorical device of alluding to something
By denying that it will be mentioned, i.e.
“I will not bring up the question of age, now that you are Forty!”


Apophyge =
Outward curve atop an architectural Column
Where it joins the Capital, or at bottom,
Where it joins the Base.

Apoplexy =
A fit of Anger.


Aporia =
Confusion in establishing the Truth of a proposition.
( See: Matlack )


Aposematic =
Natural colors and bright markings on an animal
That warn predators that it is poisonous.
( Matlack in Tie-Dyed Shirt )

Apostasy =
Renunciation of a religious or political
Belief or allegiance.


Apostil =
Annotation, comment, or note in a margin (archaic).


Apostle =
Strong believer in an idea or cause,
Who tries to persuade others to share it.


Apothegm or Apophthegm =
Terse saying that embodies a certain truth, i.e.
“Haste makes waste!”


Apothecary =
A Pharmacist, or Pharmacy.


Apotheosize =
To elevate, glorify, or exalt somebody or something.


Apotropaic =
Intended to ward off Evil, or Bad Luck, i.e.
Holding a Cross in front of Matlack ...


A-pot-to-pith-in =
See: ‘John’ or ‘Loo’ if in Britain!



© - TKH.

P.S. - All defs from Encarta World English Dictionary.
‘ceptin’ the Last One!




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Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on October 11, 2011
A-pot-to-pith-in =
See: Tom Hyland, pissin' into the wind...Jurseeeeeeeeeeeey

Reviewed by Patrick Granfors
Reviewed on October 11, 2011
Ape-shit; To react indelicately to an unwanted situation. cuz p

Reviewed by Richard King
Reviewed on October 11, 2011
Apologize - Express regret i.e. the position I find myself in the most often. (personal to Jerry... Sorry, really.)

Nice one Tom, Dick

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on October 11, 2011
Apologue - How Apropros for this time of year with all the new sightings of the old Jersey Devil in the woods!

PS: I hear you're bidding on E-Bay on those Jersey Devil nuts found in the woods by that young boy and his dog - Good Luck, Cuz!


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