I'm thinking of a word that rhymes with 'hard'
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2brightcopy
Sounds fishy to me.
4brightcopy
I wasn't aware of pilchards. Undoubtedly my guess is still wrong, but it's actually a very birdlike fish. Its common name is the sea robin.
5IWantToBelieve
I'm not a poet
And don't I know it
It shouldn't be so hard
One of my ancestors was a...
And don't I know it
It shouldn't be so hard
One of my ancestors was a...
6rodneyvc
Welcome starbox. My first meal in Paris started with a duck's stony stomach! Not quite what I though I was ordering!
9starbox
#4 That's interesting, I thought pilchards (tinned, served on toast) were a worldwide delicacy! No, it's not gurnard
#5 Nor a bard
# Nor a (canard?)
#7 Nor a petard
Alpha: bard, canard, gurnard, petard, pilchard
#5 Nor a bard
# Nor a (canard?)
#7 Nor a petard
Alpha: bard, canard, gurnard, petard, pilchard
10rodneyvc
#9 No - the muscular stomach pouch filled with grit.
An open area surrounded by walls or buildings?
An open area surrounded by walls or buildings?
11starbox
#9 No, it's not a gizzard (this sure is an educational game! I've just been researching bird anatomy!)
Nor a yard
Alpha: bard, (canard), gizzard, gurnard, petard, pilchard, yard
Nor a yard
Alpha: bard, (canard), gizzard, gurnard, petard, pilchard, yard
12Jenni_Canuck
O Canada we stand on this for thee!
16brightcopy
My brain isn't working at full speed.
17starbox
No, it's not retard.
Alpha: bard, canard, gizzard, guard, gurnard, petard, pilchard, retard, yard.
Alpha: bard, canard, gizzard, guard, gurnard, petard, pilchard, retard, yard.
19brightcopy
Is it a vegetable that is sometimes "Swiss"?
20starbox
#No it's not lard
#Nor chard
(It's 2 syllables)
Alpha: bard, canard, chard, gizzard, guard, gurnard, lard, petard, pilchard, retard, yard
#Nor chard
(It's 2 syllables)
Alpha: bard, canard, chard, gizzard, guard, gurnard, lard, petard, pilchard, retard, yard
21brightcopy
Well, I'll never stop trying to guess the answer.
22starbox
You're such a diehard!
Alpha: bard, canard, chard, diehard gizzard, guard, gurnard, lard, petard, pilchard, retard, yard
Alpha: bard, canard, chard, diehard gizzard, guard, gurnard, lard, petard, pilchard, retard, yard
23IWantToBelieve
Tsk, tsk, tsk, Counselor. You're in trouble now.
25brightcopy
Or a release from the military.
26starbox
#23 Sorry, I'm stumped! Give me another clue!
#24 No it's not dullard, or dotard or backward
#25 nor (debarred?)
Alpha: backward, bard, canard, chard, debarred, diehard, dotard, dullard gizzard, guard, gurnard, lard, petard, pilchard, retard, yard
NB When I came up with canard, I really thought we were on to something...
#24 No it's not dullard, or dotard or backward
#25 nor (debarred?)
Alpha: backward, bard, canard, chard, debarred, diehard, dotard, dullard gizzard, guard, gurnard, lard, petard, pilchard, retard, yard
NB When I came up with canard, I really thought we were on to something...
27IWantToBelieve
My attorney did something unethical and illegal. His punishment.
29brightcopy
#25> Actually, now I'm feeling like the dullard... I think I was going for "discharged" but god only knows why since it doesn't really rhyme with "hard" unless you squint. It's skoodin froody all over again. Okay, replacement guess:
Is it a scoundrel or villain, in an English sort of way?
Is it a scoundrel or villain, in an English sort of way?
30starbox
#29 No, it's neither dastard nor bastard!
Alpha: backward, bard, bastard, canard, chard, dastard, debarred, diehard, dotard, dullard gizzard, guard, gurnard, lard, petard, pilchard, retard, yard
Alpha: backward, bard, bastard, canard, chard, dastard, debarred, diehard, dotard, dullard gizzard, guard, gurnard, lard, petard, pilchard, retard, yard
31IWantToBelieve
#28 you got it star.
32brightcopy
#29> I was thinking more of one of those words you folks pronounce completely different than you spell it. :D
33starbox
#29 Oh, blackguard? Talking of English terms for things put me in mind of a German friend I used to have - her English was brilliant as she spent all her time reading the classics, but on one of her trips over here she asked me sadly "When the taxi driver took the wrong route and I called him a nincompoop, why did he laugh at me?" !! Also of an American penpal to whom I wrote when my ex and I were getting divorced, saying he was seeing a solicitor - and received back a torrent of sympathy from someone who thought he was visiting a courtesan!
34brightcopy
(And yet, when you put a "No Soliciting" sign on your door here it means yet a third thing.)
I misread #31 to be a clue at first. So I'm making it one:
In school, gold stars are often given out as a _____.
I misread #31 to be a clue at first. So I'm making it one:
In school, gold stars are often given out as a _____.
36starbox
No, it's not reward
To re-iterate clue given earlier, canard wasn't so far off the mark
Alpha: backward, bard, bastard, canard, chard, dastard, debarred, diehard, dotard, dullard gizzard, guard, gurnard, lard, petard, pilchard, retard, reward, yard
To re-iterate clue given earlier, canard wasn't so far off the mark
Alpha: backward, bard, bastard, canard, chard, dastard, debarred, diehard, dotard, dullard gizzard, guard, gurnard, lard, petard, pilchard, retard, reward, yard
39starbox
#37 Thankyou for telling me I'm 'wizard', but that's not it.
#38 YES!! It's a MALLARD. Not sure about the autopsies - nothing to do with 'graveyard'?
#38 YES!! It's a MALLARD. Not sure about the autopsies - nothing to do with 'graveyard'?
41kathi
On my side of the pond there is a very popular and long-running TV show called NCIS. One the featured characters is Dr. Donald Mallard who is a pathologist and who does at least one autopsy in every episode. Of course, his nickname is "Ducky."
Do I now have to start the next round? It's been a few years since I've played Crambo.
Do I now have to start the next round? It's been a few years since I've played Crambo.
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