[Fictionary] There is a Winner!

Ziv Stern nzivstern at gmail.com
Tue Jul 28 21:59:25 UTC 2020


Oh man! I was about to guess the right answer, but I thought a muslim
theological word would *have* to be from Classical Arabic, which (I think)
doesn't have an [o]. I need to learn more about Islam, apparently...
For the Jews among you, I hope you'll be amused to know my definition was
inspired by the word "savta" ("grandmother").

For the next round, does anyone know the word INTING? This is an ~internet
word~, whose definition I would be getting from Urban Dictionary. Let me
know by Friday, the 31st.

-Ziv

On Tue, Jul 28, 2020 at 4:46 PM Fran Poodry <fpoodry at gmail.com> wrote:

> The Winner is Ziv!
>
> SOFTA
>
> softa, n. a dry, westerly summer wind emanating from the Monaro plateau in
> New South Wales, Australia
>
> By Jim
>
> 4 (2, Eric; 2, David)
>
> softa, n. a Muslim student of sacred law and theology
>
> By The Oxford English Reference Dictionary
>
> 4 (Liz, 2; Pierre, 2)
>
> softa, n. angular particles of mica-group minerals in the silt to fine
> sand-size classification, common in Gelisols
>
> By Eric
>
> 3 (Liz, 1; 2, Jim)
>
> softa, adj. [fr. Finn., softakainen] old, aged, antique
>
> By Hutch
>
> 4 (1, Ranjit; 1, Ziv; 2, Linda)
>
> softa, n. the act of overeating out of politeness, often in order to show
> appreciation for the food or its preparer(s)
>
> By Ziv
>
> 5 (1, Eric; 2, Ranjit; 1, David; 1, Elliott)
>
> SOFTA, abr. (Military slang): Senior Officer Fucked Things Again
>
> By Elizabeth
>
> 2 (2, Elliott)
>
> softa, n. marbled bimetallic sheet metal used on ship hulls in saltwater
> to electrically discourage barnacle growth
>
> By Elliott
>
> 1 (1, Pierre)
>
> softa, n. armor grease made from goat fat
>
> By David
>
> 4 (2, Ziv; 1, Linda; 1, Jim)
>
> softa, v. in the game of coddum, to inadvertently reveal the location of
> the Coin
>
> By Pierre
>
> no points
>
>
>
> --
> *Fran Poodry (she/her)*
> *Oregon, USA*
>
>
>
> *“Children must be taught how to think, not what to think.” ― Margaret
> Mead <http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/61107.Margaret_Mead>*
>
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