@Kewpie saidIn fact correct is ( I should always use a *i**io*a*y)
@Ponderable
So * o * * o * i u m is the correct pattern?
*o**o*i*iu*
@Ponderable saidNow it looks like CONDOMINIUM. And dictionaries don't always agree. š
In fact correct is ( I should always use a *i**io*a*y)
*o**o*i*iu*
@Kewpie saidyou are correct as (nearly) always
Now it looks like CONDOMINIUM. And dictionaries don't always agree. š
@Ponderable saidOK, you both got it. Who's doing the next one?
preferably ancient ones, as described by Colderidge
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@Earl-of-Trumps
I think it is albatross.
For the golf connection:
An albatross, also known as a double eagle, is golf's rarest scoring feat where you sink a shot three strokes under par.
@Martin saidSo its your turn
@Earl-of-Trumps
I think it is albatross.
For the golf connection:
An albatross, also known as a double eagle, is golf's rarest scoring feat where you sink a shot three strokes under par.
@Ponderable
Ok - I am not very good at this, but here goes:
A day you may not remember
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@Martin saidThat's a piece of cake.
@Ponderable
Ok - I am not very good at this, but here goes:
A day you may not remember
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@Martin saidBIRTHDAY ?
@Ponderable
Ok - I am not very good at this, but here goes:
A day you may not remember
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