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Repetition (buzzer), my dear Momckee*Originally posted by momckee View Post
Let's take it one step back.
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*It's from a famous BBC radio 4 programme 'Just a minute' where celebrity guests attempt to talk about a subject for sixty seconds without hesitation, repetition or deviation.Comment
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Sorry for the repetition Mr. B
prate (talk foolishly or tediously about something - thought I'd add the meaning as I don't think the word is used often)Comment
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There's a wonderful connection here, because prate is derived from Dutch, 'praten' (=to speak)Originally posted by momckee View PostSorry for the repetition Mr. B
prate (talk foolishly or tediously about something - thought I'd add the meaning as I don't think the word is used often)
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Mo, you're confused again, when you make a new word you are meant to replace a letter in the same place as before, so
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