[Fictionary] CAGASTRIC ballot

[Hutch]

I swore I wasn't going to let this round run over time. Two classes and a
changed work schedule to fit them in beat me. Sorry, everyone!

But on the other hand, here's the ballot! (finally!) Standard 2-point and
1-point votes. Amusing stories, poetry, opinions, or extra special category
votes will all count as tie-breakers.

BB,
Hutch

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cagastric,  adj.  a remark that makes one cringe.   His cagastric remark
about my hair made me want to run into the shower and wash out all that
lime green glitter gel.


cagastric,  adj.  releasing two latches at the same time to fling down a
rope.   Axaractes pulled the cagastric trigger, and Phidippides and the
other runners started racing.


cagastric,  adj.  relating to or caused by the body's digestive processes
but not of them.   The patient was suffering a cagastric soreness after
three days of diarrhea, and was prescribed a healing cream to apply after
subsequent episodes.


cagastric,  n.  [fr. Polish] a trainer of war aurochses.   The cagastric
walked forlornly along the streets of Vilna, sighing for the steppes of his
youth.


cagastric,  adj.  of diseases, originating under an ill star.   We no
longer believe in cagastric causes for illness and deformity.


cagastric,  n.  a medication that inhibits the production of earwax.   This
study investigated the antifungal properties of ripesterone, which is
normally prescribed as a diaphoretic and a cagastric.
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