08 Feb 19
@orangutan saidProper noun ... not allowed!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Owzthat
Seems it was (is?) a game
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08 Feb 19
@handyandy saidVery good Andy...a chemical or medication it may be.
I think it might be a chemical name. We need Pondy.
No, not a proper noun...things have names: salt, sugar, chair, carbon, oxygen...etc. So do meds and chems....however, brand names ARE proper nouns.
For example:
aspirin = noun
Anacin = proper noun
08 Feb 19
@wolfe63 saidOwzthat.
Very good Andy...a chemical or medication it may be.
No, not a proper noun...things have names: salt, sugar, chair, carbon, oxygen...etc. So do meds and chems....however, brand names ARE proper nouns.
For example:
aspirin = noun
Anacin = proper noun
It is the name of a game like Cluedo or Buckaroo.
It is a proper noun.
If it were a noun it would be in a dictionary.
That is what I was referring to! ... and not your answer.
08 Feb 19
@wolfgang59 saidHow's that?
Owzthat.
It is the name of a game like Cluedo or Buckaroo.
It is a proper noun.
If it were a noun it would be in a dictionary.
That is what I was referring to! ... and not your answer.
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08 Feb 19
@wolfgang59 saidGood one. That'll work.
Is it parabenzthymol-oxysulphate?
But I had benzthiazide in mind.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benzthiazide
08 Feb 19
@handyandy saidI just made it up!
Seems to be misspelled.
Maybe we should steer clear of chemical
names unless really basic well-known ones?
I'll get the ball rolling again with ... (deep breath) ...
XYG
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09 Feb 19
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@wolfgang59 saidFair enough.
I just made it up!
Maybe we should steer clear of chemical
names unless really basic well-known ones?
I'll get the ball rolling again with ... (deep breath) ...
XYG
I was actually interested to see if anyone might find an alternate word.
XYG?
Sounds medical. I'll ponder.
(sexygirl won't work...will it?) 😁
09 Feb 19
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@wolfgang59 saidOxygen
I just made it up!
Maybe we should steer clear of chemical
names unless really basic well-known ones?
I'll get the ball rolling again with ... (deep breath) ...
XYG
ORU
