Re: Weekly Vocab 25

In a message dated 2003:10:06 02:25:21 AM, faceloran@JUNO.COM writes:

>Vocab 25:
>A quarter centurial edition for your translation joy, reflecting twenty-five
>years of CONLANG-? development. Just to annoy the heck out of you, I'm
>going to use homophonous words for every one of these. Don't complain unless
>it's in your conlang, in which case I will welcome it with open arms.
>
... < snijppage ov reelly wunderbar homophony sementic field-werk harvestings
& gleanings >
...
>10. class (ranking; attention to fine arts, asthetics, and history)
>In his class, he has no choice but to have no class.
>
>Okay, that's quite enough.
>
>~pundemon
::points out himself::  Re-Joycin' PUNishin' Angrile

    *googolgigglabyte!*
goegolgiechelbijt  - of - met een vette megagrijns
GoogolGekicherByte
googolrisibyte ===> el byte de la  risita de googol
googolrisadinhabyte ===>  o byte de risadinha de googol
googolspassoctet
guugoIllolbijt
gugolhihibajt
gugolngisibayt
okukolkikikol
egúgelegigalibaith
kiletstroknolyadgigabaiti
cimacimakekehapi
baitakhakhweifayatrauni
ufi'auayinisuguguluarkhar
pokatra oemadroabhethetre
inarevuta yhiyhayhake nawyo
AnekoMeppathmoTtilvatelmDiggulgyttahat
va'i utne tuktukt'ishushukuko`g tuk  go`go`o`gwgaga
ggsngngsbd [gugulaNexebidi]

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