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Word Association Game (English)

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I got this idea from another forum site.

Rules
1. Use the first word that comes to mind that has something in common with the previous word. For example if the fist word was 'butter' you might think 'bread' and you post 'bread'.
2. No new words half way through a sequence
3. Try to have one word per post.

Okay?

The first word is golf (lol :roll: )
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ball!



(can we do it in latin instead? ;)
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loose

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string

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theory

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music

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dance
flebile nescio quid queritur lyra, flebile lingua murmurat exanimis, respondent flebile ripae

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song

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bird

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penna

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hot
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beach

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ball

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space

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statio

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position

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hilly

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mogul

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silk

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road

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path

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Umm... wouldn't this be more fun in Latin? :roll:

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threewood14 wrote:path
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flebile nescio quid queritur lyra, flebile lingua murmurat exanimis, respondent flebile ripae

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Note

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letter

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xi

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three


ξ resembles the chinese letter 'san(三)' for "three" :)

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sun



"san" is how an American says "sun". :wink:

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shine

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shoe

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macher

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parade

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explosion

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Iraq
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