Woo Hoo – isn’t this fun? Obviously, though…

Posted on November 11th, 2007 by koolteecha

…unless you’re online during the wee hours, you don’t stand a chance! Kyle grabbed the first guess and was correct - that was

MALINGER – VERB - TO PRETEND OR FEIGN ILLNESS TO AVOID WORK OR DUTY.

Here’s my second installment of SRDAWKCAB YRALUBACOV!

Backwards Vocabulary Volume 2

This is just more fun than one should be allowed to have over the weekend.

Filed under: Language Arts Classes, Pre-AP Language Arts Classes and tagged vocabulary

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9 Responses to “Woo Hoo – isn’t this fun? Obviously, though…”

Chloe!, on November 11th, 2007 at 2:03 pm Said:

Ok, ok. I’m gonna try it.
That’s really ultra hard, though.
Ok,

arduous-very difficult to accomplish or to achieve?

that’s all I got out of it.
Ha hope I’m right!!!!! ;D

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April T., on November 11th, 2007 at 7:38 pm Said:

Oh, oh! I know this one!! It’s ARDUOUS. Right, right? Arduous [Adjective] Difficult to accomplish or to achieve.

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Meredith G., on November 12th, 2007 at 9:53 pm Said:

Ohhh! I thought it was nebulous at first but…

is it arduous? (say yes)

arduous- adj.- very difficult to accomplish or to achieve

Meredith

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Meredith G., on November 12th, 2007 at 10:19 pm Said:

This doesn’t really have anything to do with vocabulary, but oh well. I was wondering when we we’re going to do our independent study project thing-a-ma-bob, because I already like have my topic picked out and everything (I know, I know. Dorky but who cares). Also do you know who we are supposed to give our Bobby Bragan thingy to for the sponsoring teacher and counselor part, because everytime I ask Mrs.Minardi something about it (she is my advisory teacher so I asked her what to do with it) she just says to ask my language arts teacher. So… yeah. Sorry I kinda rambled on and on. And on. Yeah, I’m bad about that. All of my friends make fun of me for doing it. And for saying like and “um”. And now I’m rambleing again. Somebody stop this madness (hee hee. I like that word).

Bye! Meredith G.

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Ashley P., on November 15th, 2007 at 10:53 pm Said:

Ok that was strange!!!
I’m gonna take a swing at it and say arduous( adj.). It means very difficult to accomplish or achieve. I remember that because if you put an H in front of it the first four letters would make the word hard. Get it ? So that’s just my dorky little way of remembering it. I really like this game and can’t wait for the next installment!
Ashley P.

P.S.- I told my parents the story with holes about the man in the mask and they are totally stumped!! I told them I want give it away!!!(hehe)

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jacqueline G., on November 16th, 2007 at 9:46 am Said:

Ok, this is like the 5th time i have re-typed this so hopfully this one will work. Is it arduous? (Adj) Very difficult to accomplish or to achieve.
Jacqueline G

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jacqueline G., on November 16th, 2007 at 9:47 am Said:

oh and I spelled hopefully wrong so there, now it’s right!!
Jacqueline G

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Brianne, on November 21st, 2007 at 4:40 pm Said:

ok i know that i am totally late, but this is just for fun.

arduous adj very difficult to accomplish or to achieve.
or Lugubrious- excessively and dramatically mournful.

Oh since i wasn’t at school yesterday… what did i miss?

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Holly A., on November 24th, 2007 at 12:55 pm Said:

Ok, this is like the third time I’ve tried to comment. It didn’t work the first two times! Arg! You ungrateful comment box! Cease this nonsense! (By the way I have my “I’m-so-serious-you-don’t-even-think-it’s-funny-and-you’re-quaking-in-your-boots face” on.)

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