[Fictionary] Fw: New Word for Fictionary

[lindafowens at netzero.com]

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From: "lindafowens at netzero.com" <lindafowens at netzero.com>
To: lindafowens at netzero.net
Subject: New Word for Fictionary
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 23:23:30 GMT

New Word for Fictionary		9/27/10
After reviewing your replies to my list of possibilities, I have finally chosen a New Word.  But first, I must mention my shock that almost all of you knew the word skirl, the sound of bagpipes.  Since I heard from you all, skirl has crossed paths with me constantly: in an old movie (the kind that has written captions) and on a Celtic album, to name a few instances.  Coincidently, in The New Yorker’s Rejection Collection, Volume 2, of rejected cartoon submissions, there were interviews with about 25 rejected cartoonists about various things, one of which was a list of choices, like “hip-high waders” or “a life-time supply of ketchup”.  I have noticed that most people either love or hate bagpipes, because one of the choices was “Accordions” or “Bagpipes”, and one guy crossed out both and drew a circle around the word “Death” in bold letters.  Personally, I like bagpipes fine.  Accordions, too.
	And now on to the new word!  It is~ ta da~skirret, one of the few no one seemed to know.  Please define the word, give part(s) of speech, and use it in a sentence to show its meaning.  By next Monday, October 4th, if you please.  Thanks, Linda


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