What's your guess?
At Sunday School yesterday we played a modified version of Balderdash, a game in which you basically make up answers to try to fool people into believing that you are right.
Here are some words that I gave them to create definitions for. (yes, I did assume that they did not know the correct answer!)
What are your attempts to define these words? (without looking on websters.com)
VERBIGERATION
ASPERGILLUM
BAFALO
CHINQUAPIN
SARCOLOGY
I will share their guesses another day as well as the correct answer.
Also, Happy Birthday to my big sister. Hope it was a good one.
4 Comments:
VERBIGERATION: the highly volitale process of "fast freezing" vegetables for mass quantity packaging.
ASPERGILLUM: In acient Norway,the mathematically ratio between the number of people beaten up and the number of pints of the local drink (Gillumstrau) consumed.
BAFALO: what North American Indians would have hunted if they had been in Australia
CHINQUAPIN: an offshoot martial art from Jeet Koon Do, with many followers in Hollywood including
Jay Leno and Reese Witherspoon.
SARCOLOGY: the newly created study of diseases of Toronto and surrounding areas
Wow that was easy...I bet the kids got most of those too!!!
Ya, okay, what age group are YOU teaching? Poor kids!! Heck, poor adults!!
Here are my guesses...then i am going to look it up on websters...
Verbigeration - fondness of verbs
Aspergillum - first off, sounds nasty - second, no clue here...
Bafalo - I'm sure you meant BUFFALO - BIG MAMMAL
Chinquapin - put your chin up
Sarcology - the study of sarcasm
VERBIGERATION: the amount of time it takes to come up with the correct "action" word in another language.
ASPERGILLUM: Is a term that used in the context "you just pulled an aspergillum" named after Zach Aspergillum who is famous for having his pants rip as he bends over.
BAFALO: The command given by sheep to stay close together and trail the one in front.
CHINQUAPIN: The device used before 1322 to give criminals a "chin dimple" to easily distinguish them.
SARCOLOGY: The study of Severe Alergic Reaction Control and Operations.
oooh..soo close!
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