GUESS MY WORD

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	Yankee  #456264  Sun, 23 Dec 07 12:41 PM It must be food.  Let's see... chicken probably isn't it... Is it sausage?    Yankee Joined on Sat, Apr 15 2006 Connecticut, USA Senior Member (4,320) Amy "You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus." - Mark Twain

	Kooyeen  #456342  Sun, 23 Dec 07 03:34 PM Yes! It's food. But Amy was quicker with the guess... it's sausage! You win...    Kooyeen Joined on Thu, Dec 22 2005 Italy Senior Member (4,073) If you don't have a sense of humor already, it's about time you buy one.

	Yankee  #456372  Sun, 23 Dec 07 04:42 PM Sorry to steal that one from you, Barb. OK, I'll continue with another seven-letter word, but with is caveat:  this word can alternatively be spelled with 8 letters. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -OR- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _    Yankee

	Grammar Geek  #456403  Sun, 23 Dec 07 06:29 PM Is that because of a American spelling vs. British spelling? or vs. our? Is it a noun?    Grammar Geek Joined on Tue, Jan 10 2006 Pennsylvania, USA Veteran Member (16,101) Barbara, who answers in American English.
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	Yankee  #456430  Sun, 23 Dec 07 08:08 PM I don't think it's a BE-AmE thing.  I think it just has two possible spellings.  I think the seven-letter version is the more common one. Yes, it's a noun.    Yankee
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	Myforum  #456438  Sun, 23 Dec 07 09:16 PM Hi All We can play this game by Skype voice chat. So we can improve our pronunciation. Csaba myskype:csaba4game Im open every voice chat based game to improve our Englih. If anyone know similar game share me his, her experience. Thanks in advance    Myforum Joined on Sun, Dec 23 2007 New Member (01)
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	Grammar Geek  #456440  Sun, 23 Dec 07 09:32 PM Is it an absract noun?    Grammar Geek
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	Yankee  #456484  Mon, 24 Dec 07 12:41 AM It is not something that you can touch, taste or smell if that's what you want to know. I'd say that some of these are way more abstract than others, though. lol    Yankee

	Grammar Geek  #456516  Mon, 24 Dec 07 02:53 AM Is it a performance of some sort?    Grammar Geek