60 Second Defintion Quiz

[RCorrigan]

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1) BONGOED
a) Drunk
b) Arrested
c) Racially abused

2) BENDY
a) A caterpillar
b) Venal
c) Divided diagonally

3) JANNOCK
a) To bluster
b) A currant bun
c) Genuine

4) PALETOTED
a) Wearing a jacket
b) Carried on a hurdle
c) Scalped



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[RCorrigan]

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1)	[b] BONGOED [/b]
a)	Drunk
Drunk or stoned. The term may its origin in the word “bong”, meaning a pipe used for smoking cannabis. 

2)	[b] BENDY [/b]
a)	Divided diagonally
Heraldry. Of a shield. Divided diagonally into an even number (usually six) of equal divisions, coloured alternately. Bendy-wavy, when the bends or bendlets have wavy margins.

3)	[b] JANNOCK [/b]
a)	Genuine
A dialect adjective meaning “fair, genuine”. It’s one of those words used frequently in the negative – “That’s not jannock.”

4)	[b] PALETOTED [/b]
a)	Wearing a jacket
Provided with or wearing a paletot, or cloak for men, women or dogs.
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[Dimandja]

BONGOED
- The definition I have is not listed, and is also unprintable.

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[RCorrigan]

Online dictionary perchance ????

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[Dimandja]

No, I meant it is not listed as a possible answer on your post.

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[CajunCenturion]

[white]Recently, 'bongoed' has euphamistically become a generic action verb than can be applied to lots of things, some that would never appear in formal writing, and some that would never appear in mixed company.  It could be offensive, or quite harmless.  For example, I've heard that some students 'bongoed' their last test.  As a result, the teacher 'bongoed' them on the head.[/white]

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