We are no longer the Knights Who Say Ni!
Yarb, aren't those some of the sacred words kept by the Knights Who Say "Ni?"
Hoboken, Hackensack and Weehawken are my three favourite New Jersey locations.
What is it about Hoboken?
Oooh. Those are fun. I once went to one in Hoboken....Never mind.
We'll put it in a three-ligature circus.
This word is crying out for a ligature. Or three.
You know what they'd say in Hoboken? "Hey molly, I got your Circe right he-a!"
It's a strike because of claims that it's English when it's Latin (genitive of Aeaea, the island on which Circe lived). I don't see any evidence that it's naturalized in English. But I wouldn't mind listing it if I had an appropriate list.
How is not English a strike, Monsieur Panvocalic Polyglot?
Nobody is listing vowelhound. Why don't you?
I dunno, it just doesn't grab me. Not monovocalic, not panvocalic, not English--three strikes.
Surprises me that a vowelhound like mollusque hasn't listed this yet.
magic, magical artsextraordinary for being a 6 letter word composed entirely of vowels
We are no longer the Knights Who Say Ni!
Yarb, aren't those some of the sacred words kept by the Knights Who Say "Ni?"
Hoboken, Hackensack and Weehawken are my three favourite New Jersey locations.
What is it about Hoboken?
Oooh. Those are fun. I once went to one in Hoboken....
Never mind.
We'll put it in a three-ligature circus.
This word is crying out for a ligature. Or three.
You know what they'd say in Hoboken? "Hey molly, I got your Circe right he-a!"
It's a strike because of claims that it's English when it's Latin (genitive of Aeaea, the island on which Circe lived). I don't see any evidence that it's naturalized in English. But I wouldn't mind listing it if I had an appropriate list.
How is not English a strike, Monsieur Panvocalic Polyglot?
Nobody is listing vowelhound. Why don't you?
I dunno, it just doesn't grab me. Not monovocalic, not panvocalic, not English--three strikes.
Surprises me that a vowelhound like mollusque hasn't listed this yet.
magic, magical arts
extraordinary for being a 6 letter word composed entirely of vowels