Why does this word ring a bell to me? It seems like I've used it before. (The actual word, not just the action, which is a given, really)

Fact of the day: If anyone, ever, anywhere, has a word of the day/week/year, one of the words will be defenestration, even if there is only one word given in the series.

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change the rule by adding "into the muaka pit" at the end..

Wow. 3 comments already? Thanks!

Why does this word ring a bell to me? It seems like I've used it before. (The actual word, not just the action, which is a given, really)

 

Not sure I can help there. I found it while reading about the "Defenestration of Prague" for history homework. Perhaps you also read it somewhere?

Fact of the day: If anyone, ever, anywhere, has a word of the day/week/year, one of the words will be defenestration, even if there is only one word given in the series.

 

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Seriously?

change the rule by adding "into the muaka pit" at the end..

Thanks for the suggestion, the rule has now been officially changed.

Also, I may continue doing this word of the week thing, if I can find enough interesting words, or I don't forget about by tomorrow.

interesting words:Amphigory (lol), Phrontistery, Ultracrepidate (can be associated with BZP on many levels), and Sesquipedalian.

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interesting words:Amphigory (lol), Phrontistery, Ultracrepidate (can be associated with BZP on many levels), and Sesquipedalian.

Sesquipedalion... oh, I should know that one! One of my old English teachers used it all the time... if only I could remember now... Did it have something to do with words with many syllables perhaps?

The rest I'm currently clueless on, I have to look them up...