So no rags either?
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late to the party snozko huh ? 
He's always good at getting the hard ones.
corrijean wrote:
So no rags either?
I suppose so. But we are allow to bend the rule a little every now and then.
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Is wrassle a real word or is it slang?
well done snozko.
corrijean wrote:
Is wrassle a real word or is it slang?
I got wrasse instead: is that a word too ?
kco wrote:
corrijean wrote:
Is wrassle a real word or is it slang?
I got wrasse instead: is that a word too ?
Wrasse is a new word to me. I googled it, and it appears to be a type of fish.
Graal is an archaic word.
wrasse (r
s)
n.
Any of numerous chiefly tropical, often brightly colored marine fishes of the family Labridae, having spiny fins, thick lips, and powerful jaws, and often valued for food.
ras·sle (rs
l)
intr. & tr.v. ras·sled, ras·sling, ras·sles Nonstandard
To engage in wrestling or wrestle with.
[Dialectal alteration of wrestle.]
kco wrote:
ras·sle (rsl)
intr. & tr.v. ras·sled, ras·sling, ras·sles Nonstandard
To engage in wrestling or wrestle with.
[Dialectal alteration of wrestle.]
I'd say it is slang, then, not a real word.
corrijean wrote:
Graal is an archaic word.
why Graal got the capital "g" ?
It refers to the Holy Graal. Grail is a more modern form.
I used to be quite interested in Arthurian myths, and they were always on a quest for it.
been following the Indian Jones lately have you ? 
Dan Brown copied the Holy Blood, Holy Grail people. IMO, anyway. It was an old story to me by the time Dan Brown published it.
regal