Go get the dictionary, and open it randomly from anywhere, and pick any word from the pages selected. What did you find?
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ANSWERS: 8
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ive lost my dictionary! grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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Pillow-a warm piece of cotton that is designed to lay on it's head.
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This jumped out at me! Flagellate - To whip or flog; scourge. To punish or impel as if by whipping. oops! :)
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fey - adj. 1) Having or displaying an otherworldly, magical, or fairylike aspect or quality: "She's got that fey look as though she's had breakfast with a leprechaun". 2) Having visionary power; clairvoyant. 3) Appearing touched or crazy, as if under a spell. 4) Fated to die soon. 5) Full of the sense of approaching death.
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buddleia shrub with long spikes of purple flowers
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ludicrous-crazy and spontaneous
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ignoti nulla cupido (you did't specify the language of the dictionary) /Latin /where ignorance is bliss.
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thimblerig • THIM-bul-rig • verb *1 : to cheat by trickery 2 : to swindle by a trick in which a small ball or pea is quickly shifted from under one to another of three small cups to fool the spectator guessing its location Example Sentence: The appraiser looked closely at the painting and then reluctantly told us that we had been thimblerigged into buying a worthless copy. Did you know? The game of thimblerig seems innocent enough. The thimblerigger places a seed under one of three thimbles. He or she deftly scoots the thimbles around on a table, then asks the player to bet on which one hides the seed. But thimbleriggers are masters of sleight of hand and can move and manipulate the seed unfairly -- so the guileless player doesn't stand a chance of winning. (The poor bettor is probably unaware that "rig" has meant "to manipulate or control usually by deceptive or dishonest means" since the 1800s.) When the same sham is played with nutshells, it's called a "shell game," and there's a related game played with cards known as "three-card monte."
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