hyphenate
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Mon Nov-28-11 12:42 AM
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There are two common words in the English language that end in "-shion". Can you think what they are?
(And yes, I know what they are.)
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Mon Nov-28-11 12:46 AM
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1. Fashion and Cushion... |
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..that's all?
What about religishion?
Or repuclicanishion??
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Mon Nov-28-11 01:40 AM
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That's it. I supposed I could ask you the -gry question, but that's old hat. This one was easy to me, so I wondered if it was simple to everyone.
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Mon Nov-28-11 02:08 PM
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5. Oh, please ask, or I'll get angry. |
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Sorry, I guess I'm just grouchy because I'm hungry.
:rofl:
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Mon Nov-28-11 02:03 PM
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Mon Nov-28-11 02:06 PM
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Highlight between here to see the other one > Fushion < Highlight end.
I hate to end a good guessing game early!
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Tue Nov-29-11 01:14 AM
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One word I can imagine is “fashion”
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