abrin

[Hutch]

Um, some of us may not recall very many (okay, *any*) of 
the past fictionary words, definitions, and fictionitions. 
I know that somebody used to have a web site with all/some 
of them. Is it still up? If so, where?

If not, is there another way to see the old info? Archived 
somewhere, perchance?

BB,
Hutch

Quoting Pierre Abbat <phma at phma.hn.org>:

> Tag, I'm it!
>
> The word is "abrin". If you know it, please let me
> know by Saturday. Otherwise, please submit defs by
> next Wednesday. If you need more time because of
> trips, let me know.
> 
> In your definitions, please use a previously used
> fictionary word. You may use that word in its real
> sense (e.g. "A worker in a vanocka factory who opens
> the doors of the ovens") or a fake sense (e.g. "The
> confectioner's product which supersedes a vanocka").
> 
> phma
> -- 
> li fi'u vu'u fi'u fi'u du li pa
>