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“I thought I'd get the less clear photos out of the way in one day - these are just a handful of the buskers that were along the length of Buchanan Street and playing simultaneously (I think the word "cacophany" just about sums it up).”
“What's missing in this cacophany about the bags is any discussion on what it means for packaging to be "compostable.”
The Huffington Post: Gwen Ruta: What Do iPhones, Coca-Cola and SunChips Have in Common?
“Wasserman claims to agree with this ( "content rules"), but also apparently accepts the further claim that most litblogs don't attempt such criticism, anyway, and that they lend themselves primarily to a cacophany of strident voices.”
“Periodically, Lorenzo butted into the conversation with a raucous blast, like a grumpy old man making his presence known amid the cacophany of youthful and energetic laughter.”
“My job is to help create consensus so we can not be a cacophany of voices but a voice that the American people can hear.”
“They explosively launched their scripted mis-interpretation meme to propagate well into the upper mediasphere using acutely raised voices in beautifully choreographed cacophany, repeating the talking points chant numerous times on each network and radio station to make it all indelibly truthy.”
“For Strindberg, on the other hand, all of Mozart is a cacophany of pretentious warbling.”
“Is it just a cacophany of noise they have to learn to tune out and pick out the important stuff from?”
“That terrifying cacophany of red, orange, and mauve was almost impossible to photograph.”
“Both the children got cameras for christmas, so now in our family there is a cacophany of camera shutters clicking and flashes going off which is not nearly as noisy as a family full of saxophone players.”
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rlgintejas yes, yarb. help me remember the word that would describe the situation of cacophany/cacophony and/or the mispronounciation of any word. believe it is also rooted in greek. Oct 19, 2008
super-logos qroqqa...that is too funny ! Aug 13, 2008
qroqqa The Feast of the Cacophany commemorates the occasion when Brian of Nazareth was shown to the Magi, until they realized their mistake and went elsewhere. Aug 13, 2008
yarb But 11 wordies can't be wrong! Aug 13, 2008
super-logos Yes, yarb. Aug 13, 2008
yarb Am I missing something or should this be cacophony? Aug 13, 2008