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[Jerry]

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[Oracle]

As it's my birthday sometime this year and if no one objects I'd like to take the liberty of starting a new game with a word of my own (I think) invention which I am sure will strike a chord with all Cys., which is derived from one of my favourite gr. words.

It's not in the OED yet but I suspect some would agree that it ought to be. A very useful word for members of the forum, certainly my old man found it useful when describing me in my youth and I think he still uses it to describe my mother! Typical older generation village Cy.

Here's the adjective sence.

Xerocephalic

I love that word ... especially all the hand gesturing that accompanies it ...

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[denizaksulu]

As it's my birthday sometime this year and if no one objects I'd like to take the liberty of starting a new game with a word of my own (I think) invention which I am sure will strike a chord with all Cys., which is derived from one of my favourite gr. words.

It's not in the OED yet but I suspect some would agree that it ought to be. A very useful word for members of the forum, certainly my old man found it useful when describing me in my youth and I think he still uses it to describe my mother! Typical older generation village Cy.

Here's the adjective sence.

Xerocephalic

nOT BEING A gc, CAN i ASK IF THE 'x' AND 'z' WOULD BE INTERCHANGEABLE?. tHEY BOTH WOULD SOUND LIKE 'Z', BUT ITS BEST TO GET IT RIGHT. (sorry about the CAPS, pesky cats)

If it means what I think it does, it is a great word.

[Oracle]

Erm ... Jerry may I have a word ...

[denizaksulu]

As it's my birthday sometime this year and if no one objects I'd like to take the liberty of starting a new game with a word of my own (I think) invention which I am sure will strike a chord with all Cys., which is derived from one of my favourite gr. words.

It's not in the OED yet but I suspect some would agree that it ought to be. A very useful word for members of the forum, certainly my old man found it useful when describing me in my youth and I think he still uses it to describe my mother! Typical older generation village Cy.

Here's the adjective sence.

Xerocephalic

I love that word ... especially all the hand gesturing that accompanies it ...

icon

onyerbike

[Oracle]

As it's my birthday sometime this year and if no one objects I'd like to take the liberty of starting a new game with a word of my own (I think) invention which I am sure will strike a chord with all Cys., which is derived from one of my favourite gr. words.

It's not in the OED yet but I suspect some would agree that it ought to be. A very useful word for members of the forum, certainly my old man found it useful when describing me in my youth and I think he still uses it to describe my mother! Typical older generation village Cy.

Here's the adjective sence.

Xerocephalic

I love that word ... especially all the hand gesturing that accompanies it ...

icon

onyerbike

Only once the Turkish troops have cleared the way ....

kerosene

[bill cobbett]

As it's my birthday sometime this year and if no one objects I'd like to take the liberty of starting a new game with a word of my own (I think) invention which I am sure will strike a chord with all Cys., which is derived from one of my favourite gr. words.

It's not in the OED yet but I suspect some would agree that it ought to be. A very useful word for members of the forum, certainly my old man found it useful when describing me in my youth and I think he still uses it to describe my mother! Typical older generation village Cy.

Here's the adjective sence.

Xerocephalic

nOT BEING A gc, CAN i ASK IF THE 'x' AND 'z' WOULD BE INTERCHANGEABLE?. tHEY BOTH WOULD SOUND LIKE 'Z', BUT ITS BEST TO GET IT RIGHT. (sorry about the CAPS, pesky cats)

If it means what I think it does, it is a great word.

Here it's more of a definite, hard "X" sound.

[Jerry]

Erm ... Jerry may I have a word ...

Yes, you know the bloody word. You were too late anyway!

[denizaksulu]

As it's my birthday sometime this year and if no one objects I'd like to take the liberty of starting a new game with a word of my own (I think) invention which I am sure will strike a chord with all Cys., which is derived from one of my favourite gr. words.

It's not in the OED yet but I suspect some would agree that it ought to be. A very useful word for members of the forum, certainly my old man found it useful when describing me in my youth and I think he still uses it to describe my mother! Typical older generation village Cy.

Here's the adjective sence.

Xerocephalic

nOT BEING A gc, CAN i ASK IF THE 'x' AND 'z' WOULD BE INTERCHANGEABLE?. tHEY BOTH WOULD SOUND LIKE 'Z', BUT ITS BEST TO GET IT RIGHT. (sorry about the CAPS, pesky cats)

If it means what I think it does, it is a great word.

Here it's more of a definite, hard "X" sound.

Hmmm, so it is not Zero? zerocephalic? if not what would xerocephalic mean?

[Oracle]

Erm ... Jerry may I have a word ...

Yes, you know the bloody word. You were too late anyway!

Excuse me! ... it was a 10:10 pm tie