Let's Play BALDERDASH!!! (copyrighted game name)

Poor Corky, she has chosen my bluff so many days in a row . . . . maybe today will be different . . . .

apoglutic:

1. To swallow your pride and apologize

2. Star-like ie looking like a star in the heavens

3. A meal prepared with a small amount of sugar

4. An event that feels as if it is in time warp speed

5. Small-buttocked

Seamom, I think you gave this away with your clue on the other thread . . . that being said . . . .#5 Small-buttocked! ! ! !
 
Heck - I'm too scared to even pick a definition now!! :biggrin:
Tobyn - Forget Algeria, if I picked yours again, I'm moving to the North Pole, dressing up like a moose and rampaging your gardens!! :smack: :bigsmile:

apoglutic:

1. To swallow your pride and apologize

2. Star-like ie looking like a star in the heavens

3. A meal prepared with a small amount of sugar

4. An event that feels as if it is in time warp speed

5. Small-buttocked

# 5. Small-buttocked
 
Right-o....I'll take the freebee and choose #5 too! :clap::biggrin::clap:
 
OK, wrong again but I'll take it like a gentleman! :biggrin:

As almost everybody else have voted for #5 I think I have to do the same, especially with the clue you gave, Seamom.

If we are wrong about this one Seamom will not be happy with us!



I was battling the electricians:bang:

what clue? what thread?????

Red, maybe you can use some of these words Balderdash and make the electricians even more confused?

About the clue; have you ever seen the thread. "BLUFFER word of the day..you are NEVER wrong!" :whistle::biggrin:
I know, I have missed some clues there too!

/Erik
 
TOBYN AND ALL OF YOU!!!....I WISH (like on a STAR) to be STAR-LIKE....SHEEESSSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHH....how RUDE!!!!!






















....just kidding...lol...you are ALL right except my dear mom who should have got that clue totally..... she gave a point to who else but TOBYN!!!!!! If you hadn't pointed out the clue, I wonder how many would have really got it!


Now for whisterpoop...a fine word!

1. Another name for a poop deck on a ship if a mast with sails is located there

2. A ceiling fan in a ship's aft compartment

3. Rope storage area at the aft of a boat/ship

4. A swift smack to the side of the head

Go for it!
 
whisterpoop...

1. Another name for a poop deck on a ship if a mast with sails is located there

2. A ceiling fan in a ship's aft compartment

3. Rope storage area at the aft of a boat/ship

4. A swift smack to the side of the head

# 4. A swift smack to the side of the head
 
Corky . . . . . .relax . . . .I am AGREEING with you! LOL

whisterpoop:

1. Another name for a poop deck on a ship if a mast with sails is located there

2. A ceiling fan in a ship's aft compartment

3. Rope storage area at the aft of a boat/ship

4. A swift smack to the side of the head

# 4. A swift smack to the side of the head
 
Corky . . . . . .relax . . . .I am AGREEING with you! LOL

Thanks, Tobyn - although, I am still scared that I've given you a point!! :whistle:

I do think it's funny that answers 1 - 3 are all about ships...think we are all C@'s or what? :biggrin:
 
So you all think it is #4? Hmmm... you are probably right, but I'll go my own way and say #3. I'm guessing Corky or Tobyn got a point from me now... :whistle:
Am I stupid or not?! :biggrin:

/Erik
 
Okay...first I want to remind you that I only write down the definition given in the game box...I don't go verifying them but maybe I should! lol One of our contributors pointed out AFTER posting, that she looked it up out of curiousity. Apparently, a second definition claims whisterpoop has something to do with that word borborygm!!! in a helicopter! lol So...the one given me on the card was a smack in the head...go figure...do you think they were leaning out the window of the helicopter for air and smack...the propellor hit them in the head!?! lol

Meantime, you three who chose the rope in the aft gave 3 more points to Corky...maybe that makes up for all those times Tobyn has reeled you in!

jirgle:

1. The fringe on the edge of a Norwegian vest worn in the 1800s

2. To move hither and thither

3. From the old English, a dance move

4. To empty any small quantity of liquor from one bottle to another

5. Toilet flushing mechanism

Happy Superbowl winnings?
 
jirgle:

1. The fringe on the edge of a Norwegian vest worn in the 1800s

2. To move hither and thither

3. From the old English, a dance move

4. To empty any small quantity of liquor from one bottle to another

5. Toilet flushing mechanism

Okay, do not know who I am giving a point to here, but I will go with #4. To empty any small quantity of liquor from one bottle to another

Congrats on the points Corky!


 
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