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by **Barry Moore** » Wed Apr 24, 2002 09:39

Jo wrote:I know I could just use a dictionary but:

What does iniquitous mean?

Just to force you to dig that dictionary out, it means 'characterised by iniquity'

by **Adrian Furniss** » Wed Apr 24, 2002 10:09

Jo Atkin wrote:What does iniquitous mean?

If Uncle Gordon had announced in his budget that double road fund licence was to be applied to cars under 700cc, then we would all say "That's an iniquitous tax!".

by **Jo Atkin** » Wed Apr 24, 2002 13:57

Bazza wrote:
Just to force you to dig that dictionary out, it means 'characterised by iniquity'

Adie wrote:If Uncle Gordon had announced in his budget that double road fund licence was to be applied to cars under 700cc, then we would all say "That's an iniquitous tax!".

Gee thanks lads you've solved my problem sooooo well.....NOT.
I suppose I'll just have to go to the online dictionary. :roll:

A friend would use the word obstreperous here but without the noise!:tongue:

:girl:

by **Barry Moore** » Wed Apr 24, 2002 14:06

Are they the things with the duck-bill?

by **Jo Atkin** » Thu Apr 25, 2002 08:50

Hmmmmmmm.

by **Ian Linden** » Thu May 16, 2002 23:34

Jo,

Lissajous Figures to Periscope :?:

by **Jo Atkin** » Fri May 17, 2002 11:51

Oops what a fool! I've done what a few others have done!! :oops:

I thought I was after oscilliscope!

You'd think after 100 odd posts I'd check before posting, althooug maybe the bottle of wine I'd drunk had something to do with it!!!!

Sorry Barry, please delete if possible.

:girl:

by **Barry Moore** » Fri May 17, 2002 14:56

Too late - BT have only just got round to fixing my line so I couldn't stop it in time. We'll let the game continue and let the whole world see your mistake :wink:

by **Jo Atkin** » Fri May 17, 2002 16:40

Oh great,

Well I can blame it on BOOZE and BLONDENESS. :lol:

by **Bettina Richmond** » Sat May 18, 2002 11:51

And Jo, l can't see anything wrong with that! :cheers:

by **Jo Atkin** » Mon May 20, 2002 23:00

Me either.
:lol:

by **Barry Moore** » Fri Jun 07, 2002 14:30

tee total

Greenup

by **Ian Linden** » Fri Jun 07, 2002 14:58

Uh - right!
Teetotal -good for you (allegedly - views differ :wink:

Mine's a

)
Greenup - good for golf courses
(tee - green... to labour the point)

by **Adrian Furniss** » Thu Jun 20, 2002 15:53

Gauloise - Acid - Pink - Singer :?:

by **Barry Moore** » Thu Jun 20, 2002 16:06

Galloise - meaning Gallic (or is it just Ian trying to make us think too much again :evil:

) is also a natuarally occuring acid.

Acid Pink is a description of a colour

Pink is a female singer in a popular beat combo :lol:

by **Adrian Furniss** » Thu Jun 20, 2002 16:10

Oh yes. Silly of me not to see it

And I'm relieved 'cos I thought it might be all about drugs.

by **Chris S Palmer** » Thu Jun 20, 2002 20:15

Barry Moore wrote:Acid Pink is a description of a colour

(my original association) :idea:

Acid=Pink on most general 'PH' Indicator's
Strong Acid=Red

csp

by **Barry Moore** » Fri Jun 21, 2002 10:00

Jo, had to delete Pythagoras (take a look at page 4 of the word game)

I thought you would have known them all by now :roll:

by **Jo Atkin** » Fri Jun 21, 2002 11:58

Oh Pooh!

Never mind I'll put my original thought down ME! As I used to be a teacher I did think about that first, but have I done that before??? Don't tell me I have.

Please :cry:

by **Barry Moore** » Fri Jun 28, 2002 11:52

Sorry Tina but "Clay" is another repitition (from page 3)

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