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Definitions of Last Week's Words are as follows:
Yeanling - 1) the young of a sheep or goat; a lamb or kid 2) just born; infant. (Congrats Smarty Pants Diane and Stephanie!!)
Yestreen - 1) yesterday evening; last evening 2) during yesterday evening.
Laughs to the Winners of Last Week's Silly Goose Award:
Stephanie d said:
Yestreen--opposite of a notreen? These are the two holes in a LAtreen, to be alternated when in use.
Jungle Mom said:
Yeanling:My six year old saying "green bean" with his front teeth missing?
New Words are:
zoanthropy
zounds
5 comments:
yeah me!!! I'll be back...
My definition for yeanling was an educated guess.
Zounds I know -- It's an exclamation of dismay or surprise, especially among the English.
Zoanthropy -- Hmm....An infestation of zoo animals.
I believe misanthropy is like a disdain or dislike or something of other people, so zoanthropy might be a dislike or distrust of animals?
Zounds like a winner to me!
Zoanthropy - the study of ants that live in a zoo
Zounds - the sounds that the animals make at the zoo
Yeah, yeah, these are bad but what can I say? I'm outta practice!
ZOUNDS is easy, That's one of the sounds on a Batman and Robin fight, like , BAMM! PLUNK! AND ZOUNDS!
Zoanthropy is also fairly easy, that's you you get at a Zoan tournament, a Zoanthropy.
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