So, laughter being the best medicine. Let's see what we can do with our game this week:
Just in case this is your first time by here on a Thesaurus Thursday, the "rules" of Thesaurus Thursday are as follows:
First and foremost, leave as many funny definitions for either word (or both) as you can think up in the comments!! The ones that make me laugh the hardest will be given the Silly Goose Award.

Next, if you know (or think you know) the true definitions without looking them up then be sure and leave those in the comments too!! All definitions that are correct (or close enough for government work and Mighty Mom) will win the Smarty Pants Award!

Our words for this week are:
kalathos
mizzle
Awards will be given out in Saturday's post, so don't forget to come and see if you won!
7 comments:
Mizzle--that's a muzzle for those micro-dogs: mini-chihuahuas, mini-yorkies, etc.
Kalathos--since the first 6 letters are the first 6 letters of one of our more prolific order-writing physicians, I would have to say kalathos are what she writes.
Omigoodness, just read the first part of this post--what a horror story! Any feedback yet?
mizzle..... this is a combination of mist and fine drizzle...
kalathos... from Greek mythology.. kalathos was a very young goddess who was a bit clumsy. It is the root of our modern word calamity.
Hope you got all the legal ends tied up so it doesn't come back and mizzle you in the kalathos. ;o)
Mizzle - noun. A fancy title for an unmarried woman.
Usage: Mizzle Jenkins is that spinster lady who has a big kalathos on her dowager's hump.
Kalathos - noun. A Greek word for callus.
Usage: See above.
Oh my goodness! I'm so sorry to hear that some idiot did that to y'all! My head has been in the clouds lately, and I had no idea.
sorry to hear about your financial nightmare. hope there's no serious consequences and that the culprit(s) are caught.
I am so sorry about your trouble! I have been so busy that I didn't even do Thesaurus Thursday this week. I hope you have everything restored as it should be.
Love
Nancy
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