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sin

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Originally Posted by napster5

yeah maybe
btw : English isn't my first language but i'm doing my best to improve it & i found this thread is very useful for me.
and i found that word by coincidence.

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Good to know.I can start making words up then.:lol:

spin

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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

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Originally Posted by napster5

yeah maybe
btw : English isn't my first language but i'm doing my best to improve it & i found this thread is very useful for me.
and i found that word by coincidence.

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Good to know.I can start making words up then.:lol:

spin

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No you can't. I am watching.:lol:

Bine; A stem of the common Hop.(Webster's Third):)

spine

shine

shin

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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

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Originally Posted by napster5

yeah maybe
btw : English isn't my first language but i'm doing my best to improve it & i found this thread is very useful for me.
and i found that word by coincidence.

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Good to know.I can start making words up then.:lol:

spin

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:lol::lol::lol:

becareful bigboab is watching :naughty:

thin

then

google define: bine
A bine is a flexible climbing plant that uses stiff downward-facing hairs for stability -- for an example, see hops.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bine (botany)

aha nice word napster :P

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Originally Posted by napster5

becareful bigboab is watching :naughty:

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Don't let the avatar fool you. Bigboab is really a 14 year old Kenyan girl from Nairobi.:yup:

thew

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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

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Originally Posted by napster5

becareful bigboab is watching :naughty:

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Don't let the avatar fool you. Bigboab is really a 14 year old Kenyan girl from Nairobi.:yup:

thew

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speaking of made up words... that isn't even an obscure word according to google

thew (thyhttp://img.tfd.com/hm/GIF/oomacr.gif)n.1. A well-developed sinew or muscle.
2. Muscular power or strength. Often used in the plural.

thew http://mw4.m-w.com/images/audio.gifPronunciation: \ˈthü, ˈthyü\ Function:noun Etymology:Middle English, personal quality, virtue, from Old English thēaw; akin to Old High German thau customDate:15th century 1 a: muscular power or development b: strength, vitality2: muscle, sinew —usually used in plural


Kids these days.