The A.C.R.O.N.Y.M. game

Discussion in 'General' started by Her Royal Jennyness, Jun 8, 2007.

  1. JakoBen

    JakoBen Well-Known Member

    IMAGINATION

    I mainly act giddy in normal activities, today I'm openly negative. (Not really, today is a good day, LOL :D )


    ORGANIZATION
     
  2. Grandma2TwinBoys

    Grandma2TwinBoys Well-Known Member

    ORGANIZATION


    Originality really gives a negative idealist zeal about the invention of noodles.


    CAPITALIZATION
     
  3. twinsohmy

    twinsohmy Well-Known Member

    CAPITALIZATION

    Carl And Pam In Taiwan Ate Lobsters In Ziti At Towns In One Neighborhood.

    SUBDIVISION
     
  4. JakoBen

    JakoBen Well-Known Member

    SUBDIVISION

    Strong urges become dangerous if voluntary ideas suggest I open nine.



    COUNTERFEIT
     
  5. Grandma2TwinBoys

    Grandma2TwinBoys Well-Known Member

    COUNTERFEIT

    Can Oscar undermine new terrorist egotists rallied for extra intensive training?


    CORROBORATE
     
  6. BaaRamEwe

    BaaRamEwe Well-Known Member

    CORROBORATE
    Can other really rude officials bother offering really amazing team entries

    XEROX
     
  7. missmomoftwins02

    missmomoftwins02 Well-Known Member

    QUOTE(BaaRamEwe @ Jun 14 2007, 05:28 PM) [snapback]292666[/snapback]
    CORROBORATE
    Can other really rude officials bother offering really amazing team entries

    XEROX


    Xrays even rock ordinary xylaphones.

    UNCOPYRIGHTABLE (one of the 2 longest words in the English language that does not duplicate any letters)
     
  8. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    QUOTE(missmomoftwins @ Jun 12 2007, 07:53 PM) [snapback]290035[/snapback]
    ETA: I think the two of you that did Supercali... cheated...you didn't make A sentence, you made several sentences. :laughing: :p

    Show us how it's done! 8) :blbl:

    QUOTE(missmomoftwins @ Jun 14 2007, 05:37 PM) [snapback]292674[/snapback]
    Xrays even rock ordinary xylaphones.

    UNCOPYRIGHTABLE (one of the 2 longest words in the English language that does not duplicate any letters)


    Ugly nude cougars openly pry your really interesting gate hinge totally apart, bestowing little effort.

    Backscratcher
     
  9. twinsohmy

    twinsohmy Well-Known Member

    Backscratcher

    Before A Cat Knits Socks, Catches Rats, And Talks, Cats Have Educational Rituals.

    UNRELIABILITY
     
  10. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    Unreliability

    Unbelievable! No rural electric lines in a building I legally imparted to you? (Sounds shady to me!)

    Vendetta
     
  11. Shayshay

    Shayshay Well-Known Member

    [quoteVendetta
    [/quote]

    Voluptuous Elephants Never Date Elephants That Take Amphetamines
     
  12. JakoBen

    JakoBen Well-Known Member

    VENDETTA

    Very envious neighbors damaged egos talking trash anyway.


    HUMIDITY
     
  13. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    Humidity

    Her unique mime instantly did interesting tricks yearly.

    basketweaving
     
  14. Grandma2TwinBoys

    Grandma2TwinBoys Well-Known Member

    BASKETWEAVING

    Because a serial killer exited the ward, extra agitation was inevitable, not giddiness.




    GRANDPARENTING
     
  15. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    Grandparenting

    Grunge rockers always need dirty politics and really esoteric new tunes in new guitars.

    Bandgeeks (I'm watching Spongebob. :))
     
  16. JakoBen

    JakoBen Well-Known Member

    BANDGEEKS

    Bob and Nancy danced gleefully, earning extra kicks socially.


    PEDICURE
     
  17. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    Pedicure

    Perhaps Edward doesn't ingest chewy undercooked rat entrails? :bad:

    Beefsteak
     
  18. missmomoftwins02

    missmomoftwins02 Well-Known Member

    QUOTE
    QUOTE(missmomoftwins @ Jun 12 2007, 07:53 PM)
    ETA: I think the two of you that did Supercali... cheated...you didn't make A sentence, you made several sentences.

    Show us how it's done!


    OK fine:

    QUOTE
    SUPERCALIFRAGALISTICEXPEALEDOCIOUS


    Special umbrellas pry every rhino carefully and liberate iguanas furociuosly right after giraffes are listening in stereo to intellegent cats exposing xray photos evenly and labling every dog over carpet in oddly unusual spacesuits.

    :blbl: :blbl: :blbl: :blbl: :blbl:

    See I did it! :laughing:
     
  19. missmomoftwins02

    missmomoftwins02 Well-Known Member

    QUOTE
    Beefsteak


    Bears evenly excited feel small tomatoes' effort are keen.



    DERMATOGLYPHICS (the other longest word that uses each letter only once)
     
  20. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    DERMATOGLYPHICS

    "Don't eat rats, mice, alligators, trumpets or glue," loudly yelled Paul Hanson in Chinese, stupidly!

    Hieroglyphics
     
  21. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    QUOTE
    See I did it!

    :bow2:
     
  22. twinsohmy

    twinsohmy Well-Known Member

    Hieroglyphics

    Harry Is Eating Rice On Goofy, Loud, Yellow Plates: His Is Certainly Sick.

    HOUSEWIVES
     
  23. Fay

    Fay Well-Known Member

    Housewives:

    Hairy Orangatans' Ugly Sweat Ever Wets Icey Veal Eaten Silently.

    OCTOGENARIAN
     
  24. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    OCTOGENARIAN

    Our crazy teacher ogled green eggs, nearly ate radioactive ingots and napped.

    Sextuplets
     
  25. missmomoftwins02

    missmomoftwins02 Well-Known Member

    QUOTE(Her Royal Jennyness @ Jun 16 2007, 11:53 PM) [snapback]295468[/snapback]
    Sextuplets


    Spoiled eggs excrete this unusual pungent liquid every time, Sue.

    Ok Jenny make this into ONE sentence :blink: :blbl: :

    pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (longest word in the English language--it's the name of a lung disease)

    And for everyone else, here is your word:

    Substance
     
  26. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (why do I get my own special word? LOL!)

    Putrid, nasty, evil, ugly, mean, obnoxious Ned Oswald Upton leered triumphantly revolting a magical, impish creature retching odd, slimy, copious, oily pus in curdled scum illuminated lavishly in colors of violet or lilac, colors a novice obviously couldn't ordinarily name in opulent scenery in Spain. (It does make sense if you read it r-e-a-l-l-y s-l-o-w!)

    Chapstick
     
  27. JakoBen

    JakoBen Well-Known Member

    Good grief you two...This is getting serious!! :lol:


    CHAPSTICK

    Crazy Holly allowed purple, slimy toads into Charlie's kingdom.



    PRINCIPLES
     
  28. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    Principles

    Pink roses in narrow crystal implements please less educated snobs.

    Worldwide
     
  29. MichelleL

    MichelleL Well-Known Member

    WORLDWIDE

    would ordinary rats line driveways while ingesting dangerous energy

    LONGABERGER (Ha! Can you tell I have a basket sitting in front of me?)
     
  30. twinsohmy

    twinsohmy Well-Known Member

    LONGABERGER

    Long Onesies Never Give A Baby Eczema, Rashes, Gout, Easily Removable.

    MENOPAUSE
     
  31. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    Menopause

    My enemies need outrageous punishment and unsurpassed sinister evil.

    Candlesticks
     
  32. JakoBen

    JakoBen Well-Known Member

    CANDLESTICKS

    Carol and Nick danced lovingly, exhibiting strength to ignore clamoring kids silliness.



    SIMPLISTIC
     
  33. Twinnylou

    Twinnylou Well-Known Member

    SIMPLISTIC

    Some ignorant monkeys played little instruments, some took indigo colour.

    Hippopotamus
     
  34. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    Hippopotamus

    "Hi," I proclaimed pompously, "our painter oiled the Army muskets unbearably slow!"

    Ichthyosaurus
     
  35. twinsohmy

    twinsohmy Well-Known Member

    Ichthyosaurus

    "I Can Help Them Hem Your Old Slips And Under Roos", Uttered Sally.

    ANTHROPOLOGY
     
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