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Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘aberdevine’.
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Rare Words - A
Not just rare words, but thousands of RARE WORDS WITH DEFINITIONS.
If you want to see the definitions, too, go to
http://phrontistery.i...aba, abacinate, abactor, abaculus, abaft, abampere, abapical, abarticular, abasement, abasia, abask, abatis and 1214 more...
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birds
birds with singular names from
at least 9 English dictionariesaasvogel, aberdevine, accentor, accipiter, aepyornis, agami, albatross, alcatras, alcid, alcidine, amadavat, amokura and 1056 more...
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A to abominator (Chambers)
aa gets over 40 hits
aardvark 49 hits
abbatoir 103 hits
abjure 138 hitsA, A 1, aa, A-line, A-list, A-lister, A-road, A-side, from A to B, from A to Z, A-bomb, A-effect and 254 more...
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phrontistery - a
from phrontistery.info
aba, abacinate, abactor, abaculus, abaft, abampere, abasia, abask, abb, abba, abbatial, abra and 1214 more...
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Bird Wirds: Sundry Nicknames
A list of birders' "shorthand" names, traditional nicknames, non-English names, and obsolete names for feathered creatures worldwide.
Interesting blog entry here on naming U.S. birds.welsh ambassador, goatsucker, french magpie, timberdoodle, butterbutt, popinjay, logcock, old cranky, long john, sprog, butterbum, wedgie and 697 more...
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Because I like them: A -- B
abacinate, aberdevine, ablepsy, abuccinate, acarology, acipenserine, abactor, adamantine, addressin, aeoline, ahimsa, agelast and 151 more...
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Clearinghouse
For stuff to simply reside.
calcar, pinion, espadrille, antipodes, peregrine, cormorant, tanager, vireo, farrago, undervest, passerine, oscine and 881 more...
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Conversations for the Ages
A list of words that have fascinating conversations on them. Or just, you know, really funny ones. If I missed any, I hope someone will let me know...
Also see a few other Wordizens' l...misuse, slough of despond, drinking problem, sausage fest, vergerhade, baromets, todal, googlewhack, quetzalcoatl, cheesewa, cheesois, absinthe and 187 more...
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Animals With Nifty Names
hamster, gerbil, ferret, horse, skink, newt, shark, octopus, weasel, panda, giraffe, hyena and 129 more...
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Still More Bird Wirds
A work in progress....Birds from around the world (other than endemic to North America).
barbet, hornbill, trogon, bee-eater, bristlehead, wren-babbler, stubtail, blackeye, bush warbler, cassowary, bowerbird, bird-of-paradise and 722 more...
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Strictly for the Birds
Bird names and other bird-related words.
starling, eagle, sparrow, owl, coot, vulture, hawk, buzzard, duck, swan, chicken, turkey and 25 more...
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animals
ocelot, colocolo, bittern, kouprey, pismire, phalanger, guillemot, aberdevine
Tweets
Looking for tweets for aberdevine.
reesetee Yes, yes, we're your people, chained_bear. For better or worse. ;->
And the best part is that it isn't finished yet because people are still writing it! Which means...oh, we're in trouble! Oct 13, 2007
jennarenn Oh, the unbearable coolness of it all!!! Oct 13, 2007
chained_bear You know, this site is called Wordie. You have to forgive me if I really, honestly thought "OEDILF" could stand for "OED I'd Like to F***." I mean, where else could something like that come up? Are you my people, or aren't you?!
Though I really love this poem. And I had no idea there was such a thing as the Omnificent English Dictionary In Limerick Form! How todally awesome!
And what an adorable little briddie, too. Oct 13, 2007
reesetee What fun! Oct 13, 2007
sionnach Yup, that's the one! Oct 13, 2007
reesetee Wonderful!
Chained_bear, you're a sick pup. I like that in a person.
Actually, I think sionnach's referring to the Omnificent English Dictionary In Limerick Form. True, sionnach? Oct 13, 2007
chained_bear I love this! Cool!
One question though... does OEDILF stand for "Oxford English Dictionary I'd Like to F***," or is it just me? Oct 13, 2007
sionnach When naming the aberdevine,
It's siskin that birders assign.
I think the word finch
Might suffice in a pinch,
And I've heard even bird would be fine.
(Tim Alborn's OEDILF definition Oct 13, 2007