What do you call the kind of sensation that the noses get
when they get punched or when water gets in there while
diving?
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dandelion dandelion@usenet said:
What do you call the kind of sensation that the noses get
when they get punched or when water gets in there while
diving?acronasaquafication for the latter no?
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dandelion said:
What do you call the kind of sensation that the noses get
when they get punched or when water gets in there while
diving?When the noses get punched the kind of sensation they get is annoying,
bothersome, galling, irksome, irritating, nettlesome, provoking,
troublesome, and vexatious. Ditto when water gets in there when diving. -
cardarch said:
dandelion wrote:
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
What do you call the kind of sensation
that the noses get when they get
punched or when water gets in there
while diving?Quoted message said:
When the noses get punched the kind of
sensation they get is annoying,
bothersome, galling, irksome, irritating,
nettlesome, provoking, troublesome, and
vexatious. Ditto when water gets in there
when diving.Someone's been reading a thesaurus.
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Steve Curtis said:
cardarch said:
dandelion wrote:
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
What do you call the kind of sensation
that the noses get when they get
punched or when water gets in there
while diving?Quoted message said:
When the noses get punched the kind of
sensation they get is annoying,
bothersome, galling, irksome, irritating,
nettlesome, provoking, troublesome, and
vexatious. Ditto when water gets in there
when diving.Someone's been reading a thesaurus.
I admit I tried to find something The Meaning of Liff (it seemed something
likely to find there) and came up short.--Mike - who's feeling a little 'glogged'
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