[Fictionary] gnammas/tafoni are a go

[Nicolas Ward]

On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 7:43 AM, Jean-Joseph Cote <jjcote at alum.mit.edu> wrote:
> I haven't heard from anyone claiming to be familiar with gnammas or
>  tafoni, so we'll go with these two related words.  You can submit either
>  a definition for each, or a definition for one that uses the other word
>  in the definition.  Get the definition(s) in by the time the leprechauns
>  go to bed on Monday, March 17.
>
>  And I heard from a few more fictioneers: Nick is out there, as is Nora
>  (though no word from Asta), and I also heard from the previously unknown
>  Beth.  Welcome!  (Nora noted that she didn't get my first message about
>  huggermugger, so I don't know if there was maybe some problem that has
>  subsequently been straightened out.)

Clarification: if we submit two definitions, are they voted on
separately or as a ticket?

--Nick

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