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P* F* Compounds

A list of 49 words by TankHughes.

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I made a password for an obsolete system at work a year ago.

It's a compound.

First word starts with P.

Second word starts with F.

Maybe I can brainstorm it back into my memory.

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  • bilby commented on the list p--f--compounds

    Lists like this, although pretty farfetched, are the best.

    August 26, 2015

  • kalayzich commented on the list p--f--compounds

    pearl faker pen friend pan fry paddy field petit four pick fruit

    pilot fish plain fact plain food pour forth play false pull faces

    page five page four peak form peat fire play fair poor folk pro forma

    puppy fat put forth parking fee party frock party funds passing fad

    perfect fit pirate flag plain facts plain folly poor fellow pretty fair

    prima facie prize fight proud flesh proven fact part friends pension fund

    petrol fumes pick flowers pillow fight plain figure postage free poultry farm

    prairie fire proud father pudding face parquet floor passing fancy perfect fifth picture frame play football poetic frenzy poor features popular fancy

    popular front portly figure potato famine pound foolish press forward private fight psychic force pagan festival Pamela Frankau Paris fashion passion flower penny farthing perfect fourth perfect fright physical force pigeon fancier plentiful fare ploughed field polite fiction polite formula popular figure poultry farmer press fastener pressed flower primitive form principal food processed food performing flea personal factor personal favour pilgrim fathers primeval forest proper fraction public footpath peculiar flavor peregrine falcon period furniture physical fatigue pleasant flavor professional fee

    August 27, 2015

  • bilby commented on the list p--f--compounds

    Have we found your password yet?

    August 27, 2015

  • TankHughes commented on the list p--f--compounds

    Nooooo... It's my own self-made DaVinci Code National Treasure hunt, and it's slowly murdering me. I haven't left myself enough clues. I do too many weird things with language to narrow down that it might be.

    It could be song lyrics, it could be Spoonerized, it could be an innovation on a compound, it could be non-English, there are just too many possibilities. I like how big this list has gotten, though. Wordniks are swell folks.

    August 27, 2015

  • bilby commented on the list p--f--compounds

    password frustration

    August 28, 2015

  • bilby commented on the list p--f--compounds

    So Tank Hughes is plausibly a double-Spoonerized Tom Hanks sieved through the Vatican?

    August 28, 2015