<html>Haven't been at my email for few days. I think I will remember these words Realgar and Orpiment, when looking for a strong name for any roosters I may own in the next few years. Must build a new pen to keep out predators, alas, as the last batch of hens and eggs was eventually demolished by dogs, raccoons, and foxes despite many patches to fencing. Linda<BR> PS Other rooster names were Brutus, Charlesmagne, Tamerlane, and Checkerdoodle, to name a few.<BR>---------- Original Message ----------<BR>From: J-J Cote <jjcote@alum.mit.edu><BR>To: fictionary group <fictionary@swarpa.net><BR>Subject: [Fictionary] new word(s) candidate<BR>Date: Wed, 01 May 2013 07:07:02 -0400<BR><BR>This game is so weird. Sometimes I submit what I think is an excellent definition, and it gets no response. Other times (like for "wind trolley"), I just toss out a throwaway definition, Hutch submits basically the same thing, an between us we get the lion's share of the points, including his voting for mine(!).<BR>
<DIV class=moz-forward-container><BR>Anyway...<BR><BR>Here are two closely related words:<BR><B><BR></B><B>realgar</B><B><BR></B><B>orpiment</B><BR><BR>If anyone is familiar with either of these, let me know. If not, then please submit definitions for <U>both</U>. I'll come up with a deadline later, provided they pass the obscurity test.<BR><BR>Jean-Joseph<BR><BR></DIV></html>
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