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Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘oonchook’.
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-oons (once of more than one syllable)
Originally this list was to contain multisyllabic words that end in "oon," but as you can see from the comments, all hell broke loose.
doubloon, poltroon, spittoon, patroon, dragoon, bassoon, platoon, typhoon, rangoon, maroon, pontoon, monsoon and 96 more...
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Odd-Ball
Just plain fun to say and wonder about their origins.
rapscallion, ramahanukwanzmas, cockamamie, nincompoop, hemidemisemiquaver, antiinterdenomina..., cattywampus, ragamuffin, tatterdemalion, blunderbuss, brobdingnagian, tintinnabulation and 127 more...
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Wordie/Wordnik Curio Cabinet
Oddments culled from my "main" lists that belong in a display cabinet of their own, plus sundry other curiosities. :-)
zeugma, ziggurat, xiphoid, xeric, whizgigging, whangdoodle, viviparous, vivific, vinolent, verjuice, vellicate, velleity and 1193 more...
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Like True Newfoundlanders
A place for me to store my Newfoundland English, as I learn it. (Might take a while.)
screech-in, screech, moose milk, bucklish, buckly, buckaloon, buccaloon, newfoundland sock, rum runner, scravel, newfoundland, oonchook and 112 more...
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monovocalic with 'o' but ONLY if I like them :-)
potoroo, woolloomoolloo, polo, booboo, morocco, pomology, mofongo, bloodroot, foolproof, bonobo, oboe, colocolo and 20 more...
Tweets
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reesetee Well, there's something. Jan 27, 2009
chained_bear Yes. It is not spelled "buttercup." Jan 27, 2009
reesetee Good grief; is there any way it isn't spelled? ;-) Jan 27, 2009
chained_bear Also spelled: ownshook, owenshook, eunchuck, oanshick, onshook, oonshik, owenshook. Jan 27, 2009
reesetee MUMMERS?! :-D Feb 14, 2007
chained_bear 1. Irish English and Newfoundland (colloq. and derogatory). A foolish, ignorant person, esp. a female one; a dunce.
2. Newfoundland. Any of a number of men, usually dressed in womens' clothes, who participated in a mummers' parade at Christmas. Now hist. Feb 13, 2007