Topic: "Double Lettered" Words (A - Z) Re-Visited - part 10
m3k4y's photo
Sun 08/24/14 09:35 PM
Emmanuel

m3k4y's photo
Sun 08/24/14 09:38 PM
Guess

Haha..s there really a word like that?

topherj37's photo
Sun 08/24/14 09:42 PM
There used to be. It's an outdated word.

Hippopotomonstrosesquipedalian

m3k4y's photo
Sun 08/24/14 09:42 PM
Lol..God!!

Innovation

topherj37's photo
Sun 08/24/14 09:50 PM
laugh laugh

Jannock

m3k4y's photo
Sun 08/24/14 09:51 PM
I think u were born n stone age..lol

Keep

topherj37's photo
Sun 08/24/14 09:53 PM
I was there when they discovered fire. :wink: :wink:

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch

m3k4y's photo
Sun 08/24/14 09:53 PM
Hahaha..there's no such word..wait let me Google it..haha

Mammal

topherj37's photo
Sun 08/24/14 09:57 PM
Go ahead. I'll wait. :wink:

Nuppence

m3k4y's photo
Sun 08/24/14 10:03 PM
Results not found frustrated

Orrin

topherj37's photo
Sun 08/24/14 10:09 PM
flowerforyou I could always tell you. happy

Penanggalan

m3k4y's photo
Sun 08/24/14 10:10 PM
Awww..thanks. :smile:

Quell

topherj37's photo
Sun 08/24/14 10:21 PM
Welcome. It's a large village on the island of Anglesey in Wales. The name translates to "Saint Mary's Church in a hollow of white hazel near the swirling whirlpool of the church of Saint Tysilio with a red cave".

Rathskeller

m3k4y's photo
Sun 08/24/14 10:23 PM
Ohh..what an effort..drinker

Sweet

topherj37's photo
Sun 08/24/14 10:24 PM
That's the idea. :wink:

Tweebuffelsmeteenskootmorsdoodgeskietfontein

m3k4y's photo
Sun 08/24/14 10:26 PM
Ohhh..not again.. frustrated

Unnecessarily

topherj37's photo
Sun 08/24/14 10:29 PM
There there. It's a farm in the North West province of South Africa. The name translates to, "The spring where two buffaloes were killed with a single shot".

Vaalhaai

m3k4y's photo
Sun 08/24/14 10:30 PM
Ohh..knowledge power..

Watts

m3k4y's photo
Sun 08/24/14 10:31 PM
Haha..no worries..ur smart..

Yayyy

topherj37's photo
Sun 08/24/14 10:33 PM
:banana: Yay! I got "X" again! :banana:

Xanthophyll