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Fun Stuff => CHATTER => Topic started by: ViolentDove on 10 Jun 2009, 01:22
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Go on.
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does the word have to be used in a sense of what it's deffinition is?
The holidy was over and yet the halls were still festooned.
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As the leathery-skinned old man emerged from the lake I couldn't help but notice that his wedding tackle was festooned with leeches.
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mmm a festoon of leeches
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At her confirmation, she was festooned with white satin ribbons, dressed as the Bride of Christ.
Actually, I'm recalling a memory from when I was 10 or so, of the confirmation of a Catholic cousin - yes, that one.
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I have no idea what "festooned" means?
I'm now going to look up "festooned" on Google.
A festoon is a string or garland, as of leaves or flowers, suspended in a loop or curve between two points.
Something that is festooned means that something was decorated with a festoon.
I learned what a festoon is today.
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I festooned your mom real good last night.
Nah seriously, she actually looked really nice.
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I have spent the morning clearing out the office, and now it is festooned with memories and not much else.
:(
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I festooned your mom real good last night, Trebek.
FYP
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I festooned your mom real good last night.
Nah seriously, she actually looked really nice.
Patrick James: Keepin' it classy since 1989.
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The young pirate was festooned with pistols.
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I woke up festooned with glittery boas and do not remember the night before.
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There once was a man from Spain
Who festooned till he was in pain
He festooned too much
Chopped off his crotch
And I do not know why I am making a little rhyme out of this I think it's very late and I'm quite sleepy.
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Just as the gargantuan beast raised its slobbering jaw, preparing to rend the tiny lifeboat in two, Captain Ahab grabbed his festoon and impaled the beast in its eye?
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I was completely festooned last night!
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GWAR correctly used Festoon in a song. very intelligent dumb metal band, or most intelligent dumb metal band?
you decide.
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Trees festooned with toilet paper are not a pretty sight after it rains.
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I think "festooned", along with "droll" is one of those words where the definition is the exact opposite of what you think it means. I think that's because when I think of festooned, I think of fetid. Hm.
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I festooned my roommate last week and now our relationship is strained.
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Scholars worldwide note that "festooned" is almost as difficult to use in a sentence as "obstreperous"
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Clearly you never had to read Class Clown in elementary school.
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Remember, good Christians, the pope does not want you to festoon. Being festooned is a cardinal sin!
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I refer you to my earlier post.
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Guys, the Pope is a total hypocrite. Pope Pius IV enjoyed a good festoon as much as the next man.
Amid the Vatican Gardens, visible from the Museums' galleries leading to and from the Sistine Chapel, stands the Casina of Pius IV. The Casina was begun in 1553 by Pirro Ligorio and Sallustio Perruzzi, and completed between 1560 and 1562. This villa consists of four separate sections, with two pavilions and two arched gateways, connected by an oval inner court like an ancient nymphaeum, decorated with statues in the round, high reliefs, bas-reliefs, festoons, friezes, escutcheons and frames in stucco, where putti ride on waterspewing dolphins. It was here that Pius IV used to enjoy moments of peace and solitude. Also his nephew, St. Charles Borromeo, then Cardinal Secretary of State, held here his famous literary evenings.
Putti riding on waterspewing dolphins don't sound too family friendly, either. Not to mention escutcheons - sick bugger.
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Finally Lady Genevieve stood triumphantly, with smoking gun in hand, festooned with her lascivious husband's cerebral innards.
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The Burmese Falcon II: Festooned in Rangoon.
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Clearly you never had to read Class Clown in elementary school.
I was using 'festooned' in a sentence, not narrating a life truth.
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Festoon this, bitches.
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Who the hell just festooned me?
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It was quiddity! I saw him do it!
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Stop shitting up this thread.
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Stop festooning this thread with shit.
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You know what? No. I'm not going to do this. Moreover, you aren't the god damn boss of me. I'll use "festooned" in a sentence when I god damn feel like it.
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I would much rather use the word "magniloquent" in a sentence.
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That sounds rather magniloquent.
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Indeed - he is festooned with magniloquence.
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If nothing else, the very fact of my magniloquence positively festoons my every pronouncement with gross verbosity.
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ur gay
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not today,
fuck you
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festooned under consent of king?
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This thread is festooned with Offtopic posts.
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There once was a man from Spain
Who festooned till he was in pain
He festooned too much
Chopped off his crotch
And I do not know why I am making a little rhyme out of this I think it's very late and I'm quite sleepy.
BEST POEM EVER
seriously.
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When I go to work I am festooned with tools and gadgets.
Is the plural of festoon, festeen? :wink:
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festii
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I'm going to paint the walls of my house with your blood and festoon my bedchamber with your entrails.
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You have a Bedchamber? Awesome! You can have the guards take the beautiful rebel princess there.
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If you festoon your bedchamber with entrails you can be sure they will fester and stink.
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The ancient mummy, though festooned in cotton strips, was still quite spry on the dance floor.
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So I guess we know how to use the word 'festooned' then. Will you untie me now?
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So now I am curious. What would be the difference between a bedroom and a bedchamber? Is a chamber more of the stone-walled variety, or does it just have nicer/more expensive things within, or is it grander, or what? Do you have to pronounce it in a british accent? Do you have to use other archaic words in the same sentence or passage, like "Well, I'm off to the bedchamber for a quick jape"?
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festii
You come back to say this?
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Man, now no one will answer my question. Thanks, pagebreak.
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Bedchamber - (n.) archaic form of bedroom
Dictionary says this.
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Look at that, Katie, Ed is proving you wrong. Have some faith.
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But that is not interesting. Also I already knew that. Bah.