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marriage
Love ~~~ 
emotion
Cry ~~~ 
( A happy cry) 
( A happy cry)
divorce
bitter
sour
lemon
pucker (up) 
Tart
apple
pie
Cherry ~~~
pit
stem
Rose
bud
weiser 
thorns
thorns
stick
Dagwood (Dog) I remember these from my childhood they wern't that nice but they were the sort of food you ate at a show. You might know them as a Corn Dog.
puppy 
Baby ~~~
diapers
sleep ~ ~ ~ (or the lack thereof) 
snooze
Awake ~~~ 
morning
evening
star
Guide
lead
Follow 
Up
High
mountain 
scale
absale
| QUOTE (Zenith @ Aug 25 2005, 08:42 PM) |
| absale |
????
If it's something about a sale, I'm going to say...
Buy ~~~
Hi Lorraine
Hopefully Zenith will drop by and tell us what "absale" means. I couldn't find it in any of my dictionaries nor in Webster's Online.
However, Internet searching tells me that Absale was a common surname in England during the 1800's.
How about it Zenith? Help us girls out so we'll know.
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Playing off Lorraine's "buy" ~ ~ ~ I'll go with "purchase".
Hopefully Zenith will drop by and tell us what "absale" means. I couldn't find it in any of my dictionaries nor in Webster's Online.
However, Internet searching tells me that Absale was a common surname in England during the 1800's.
How about it Zenith? Help us girls out so we'll know.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Playing off Lorraine's "buy" ~ ~ ~ I'll go with "purchase".
Did I rouse you curiosity? That was the plan
To answer your question yes it was a surname from the late 1700s and was in the US and England maybe more places if you care to keep researching but I think you may have had enough.
groceries
To answer your question yes it was a surname from the late 1700s and was in the US and England maybe more places if you care to keep researching but I think you may have had enough.
groceries
food
breakfast....I need to go and eat that and get to work.
dinner
cocktail
Hour ~~~ 
nightcap
Sleep ~~~
bed
Tired ~~~
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