I'm thinking of a word that rhymes with "other."
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4Jim53
Well, Lou, they have each other (I was referring to the Smothers Brothers in the OP). But no family members here.
Not brother, mother,
Not brother, mother,
8rolandperkins
"The __ __ __ __ __ __ with THAT is . . . . ."
(dialectal)* variant of "The TROUBLE with THAT is . . . " - - critique of a suggested m. o., etc.
*NYC dialect? or just idosyncratic difference?
(dialectal)* variant of "The TROUBLE with THAT is . . . " - - critique of a suggested m. o., etc.
*NYC dialect? or just idosyncratic difference?
9Jim53
#7 is that in the spirit of "Thank you sir, may I have another?"
#8 is it bother? doesn't really rhyme.
Not brother, mother, smother, another, bother,
Hint: while Crambo's word rhymes with both syllables of "other," it does not contain an o.
#8 is it bother? doesn't really rhyme.
Not brother, mother, smother, another, bother,
Hint: while Crambo's word rhymes with both syllables of "other," it does not contain an o.
10rolandperkins
For the Crambo! Word to rhyme with ALL the
syllables (all TWO in this case!) is, in my experience quite something! On "bother", I was more focussed on the spelling, I admit, than on the pronunciation.
So, thanks for the hint on O-lessness.
syllables (all TWO in this case!) is, in my experience quite something! On "bother", I was more focussed on the spelling, I admit, than on the pronunciation.
So, thanks for the hint on O-lessness.
11Jim53
another hint because the action has been slow... Crambo's word is a verb, and I'm confident that we've all seen it in its participial form, but maybe not in the simple present.
14ErisofDiscord
Is it an English word for winds blowing strongly?
16ErisofDiscord
Oh, gee, I didn't expect this. Meep. O_O Off I go! I need to think for a bit...
17Tid
Eris - when you've thought, PLEASE post a reply here pointing to the new thread! (Otherwise it doesn't show in my Your posts, which is how I use the LT forums :-) ). Thanks!
18ErisofDiscord
http://www.librarything.com/topic/145291 Tada! I hope I do all right and that I don't fail miserably at figuring out what everyone is asking.
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