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Outlander series words
A place for me to keep words I found (or found anew) while reading Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series. (Culling my enormous "Learned (or Encountered) in Reading" list.)
gralloch, yeuk, corpse-candle, saprophytic, baldachin, Kermanshah, celandine, tynchal, quaich, mesentery, basidium, dittany and 244 more...
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reesetee P.S. Chained, sorry for hijacking your page. :-D Jan 27, 2010
reesetee Well, dontcry....You know, takeout. *winking frantically* Jan 27, 2010
dontcry Just takeout and coffee? I don't think I'll be altogether satisfied with that... Jan 25, 2010
reesetee Yes--except that I don't recall oroboros having offered to be himself in the altogether, so let's leave him out of this. Jan 25, 2010
dontcry So, altogether, we've got naked guys with takeout and maybe some coffee? Perfect! Jan 25, 2010
reesetee We'll bring you takeout, oroboros. Jan 22, 2010
oroboros Well, I'm altogether indifferent. :^) Jan 22, 2010
dontcry Altogether now.... Jan 21, 2010
reesetee So we're looking for naked guys and girls in a quiet coffee shop named The Altogether. Got it. :-) Jan 21, 2010
chained_bear You can also run into Herself in the altogether. I mean, I assume you could.... Why not? Jan 20, 2010
reesetee Hmm.... Jan 20, 2010
dontcry reesetee - let's get back to that running into naked guys idea... Jan 20, 2010
reesetee That's it! *grabs Yellow Pages* Jan 20, 2010
bilby Perhaps you can seek out a quiet coffee shop named The Altogether. Jan 20, 2010
reesetee Dontcry, I think we're going to have to run into a naked man or two if we want to use this literally. Don't know about you, but I don't normally do that in the course of a typical day, so I suppose we'd have to use this metaphorically.
Just sayin'. Jan 20, 2010
chained_bear It's one of my favorite uses for "altogether." The only one, really... unless you count my other favorite use, which is in the Gettysburg Address. Jan 20, 2010
dontcry Same. Jan 20, 2010
reesetee I must find a way to use "Himself in the altogether" in casual conversation. Jan 20, 2010
hernesheir sound of footsteps on teh landing... Jan 20, 2010
chained_bear "The sound of footsteps on the landing sent him diving under the quilts, and sent the little cat scampering up the sheet in fright. In the event, it was Mr. Wemyss himself who had brought the dish of cream, sparing his daughter a possible sight of Himself in the altogether."
—Diana Gabaldon, The Fiery Cross (NY: Bantam Dell, 2001), 276 Jan 20, 2010