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Wiktionary
- n. A beverage made by adding ice cream to a soft drink.
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sweet tooth fairy (STFairy)
Three words where the first and second form a known expression and the second and third form a known expression and all three together make a credible expression.
Like sweet tooth and ...sweet tooth fairy, rambling rose garden, game boy wonder, milk chocolate pu..., ghost train station, future shock trea..., cost savings account, building site for..., artificial intell..., patent pending tray, magic carpet slip..., magnetic personal... and 3080 more...
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hober's Words
anglosphere, wiki, slither, cylon, satchel, faustian, ragamuffin, frak, salient, fervid, tartan, snowclone and 299 more...
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foodie list - drink me
absinthe, beer, carafe, claret, coffee, cream, wine, sherry, sarsaparilla, rum, decant, java and 20 more...
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New Englander
Words and phrases said to be exclusive to N.E.
butt, clicker, drug store, elastic, fluff-a-nutter, frappe, grinder, hamburg, ice cream soda, jimmies, johnnie, leaf peepers and 9 more...
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Words Covered in Faery Dust (I)
words that evoke magic, mystery, mayhem, magnificence or anything else that glimmers in the grass
ichor, icicle, icing, igloo, illusion, immortal, incense, indigo, infinity, initiate, inn, intrinsic and 25 more...
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mollusque I entered it right after peanut butter cookies, another perfect one, then saw your comment. (Thanks for both, Treeseed. You were on a roll!) Feb 13, 2008
gangerh Who's going to claim this 'perfect' 'sweet tooth fairy' first? Feb 13, 2008
treeseed The ice cream soda, float or spider (as referred to in Australia and New Zealand) is a treat that is typically made by mixing ice cream with either a soft drink or flavored syrup and carbonated water. The microscopic bubbles present in the ice cream act as "nucleation sites" which trigger the formation of large bubbles of carbon dioxide. The drink originated in the United States in the late 19th century.
_Wikipedia Feb 13, 2008