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For Di’s challenge:

Fibbing Friday 18th April

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Di says:

Today’s words have been put forward by Susan of The Abject Muse.  Thanks Susan!
Your definitions please!

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1. Synergy  … This is when you know you are committing a minor sin, but you do it anyway.

2. Synonym …  In other words – keep your greedy hands off my money.

3. Synchronicity … This is going to the car wash and getting the most expensive package.

4. Syncopate … A silly looking comb-over on a bald head.

5. Synopsis … This usually happens after lunch, you get sleepy, so take a little nap.

6. Synaesthesia … This is a sheer, see through fabric.

7. Synaptosome … An ointment for the skin to stop an itch.

8. Synanthropes … It’s what you see at the movies – coming attractions.

9. Synagogal …When an artist uses little colored tiles to create a mosaic picture.

10 Synaptid … When you have a bright or good idea – a light-bulb moment and you go Ah-hah!

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This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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Fibbing Friday 20th September 2024

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1. Bumfuzzle  … This is the bee’s behind after it gets all fuzzy with flower pollen.

2. Fartlek … This is a term for those very long hikes down a famous trail in the woods = a far hike

3. Erf … This is a Nerf Ball that lost it’s letter N

4. Bumbershoot … This is what those cute panda bears eat.

5. Smicker … This is the sound a horse makes ‘whicker snicker’ when an inexperienced rider gets on his back. He’s laughing and smirking.

6. Cleek … Oh man … you don’t want this trouble in the bathroom – you’ve got a clog and a leak at the same time.

7. Salopettes … This is a yummy dessert at the Mexican restaurant you eat with honey.

8. Lollygag … Poor, poor little pollywogs, they got left behind when the pond dried up.

9. Cutesy-poo … This is the many photos your friends show you of their little darlings … children and pets. “eyeroll time” haha

10. Noob … Sorry gals, you just wern’t blessed with big ones.
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This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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Fibbing Friday 6th September

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Here’s what Di says about today’s challenge:

Some real silliness this week inspired by song lyrics, daft thoughts that entered my head and fill ins from the internet.

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1. What is a ‘da doo ron ron’? … This is slang for when you and your girlfriend/or boyfriend goes sneaking off down the country lane.

2. What is meant by ‘de do do do, de dah dah dah’? … This series of sounds mean you are marching in an Army formation.

3. What is a Rock a doodle do? … This is an old style hair do for men where he has a duck tail in back and a spiked topknot.

4. How would you define the word PRICKLE?  .. Prickle is that sticky candy with peanuts – it’s brittle, too.  .

5. What is an airhead? … This is a part in the engine of a car. I think it regulates the air or something.

6. What is Mahna Mahna? …Okay I know this, it was in the news lately. It’s that alien spacecraft they found flying over Hawaii. The UfO was shaped like a lumpy cigar.

7. What is a rockin’ robin? … We used to do these with our pen pal friends. It’s a letter you add comments to, then pass it on to another pen friend.

8. What is a hoecake? … This is when city people try to be countrified, and hold a barn dance with square dancing and cake walks.

9. Why did Tiny Tim ‘Tiptoe Through The Tulips?’ … He tiptoed because he wanted to make a quick get-away.

10. Why isn’t it easy being green? … You don’t want to be green, because people think you are ill. They give all kinds of unwanted advice to make you feel better, but it does the opposite hearing all their sickness stories.

 

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This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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Fibbing Friday 23rd August

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Di says:

This week our questions have been provided by Jim Adams. Thanks Jim.
These are all legitimate medications, but how would you describe them (does not have to be medicine)?

1. Ciprofloxacin … It’s when flocks of swans fly back to Cincinnati during migration.

 

2. Domperidone   … This is the light green birthstone for the month of August.

 

3. Idebenone   … In the month of March, at the Ides, there is a debutante ball (dance) held at the country club.

 

4. Anakinra … Oh, this is that Star Wars character, but I forgot what he does in the movie.

 

5. Cisplatin … This is a rude and sarcastic way of explaining something, and using many eye-rolls.

 

6. Pancuronium  … Scientists developed this thin metal to coat frying pans because it has non-stick properties.

 

7. Xgeva … A way of using native plants as landscaping.

 

8. Dihydroergotamine  … Veterinarians prescribe this pro-biotic to nanny goats so they produce more milk.

 

9. Bloxiverz … When kids get addicted to the video game, ‘Roblox’, you can take them to a shrink to get deprogrammed.

 

10. Phosex … The mating habits of lightning bugs are discussed in a nature magazine.

 

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Fibbing Friday 2nd August 2024

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  1. The Olympic Games originated in Ancient Greece but in which year were the first known Games held? … Probably 1984

  2. What prize was given to winners in the ancient Games? … The winners were given a food basket full of goodies to eat.

  3. The flame which burned during the ancient Games was in honour of which goddess? .. Roseanne Barr – the domestic goddess (so she claimed)

  4. What was the only event type at the first Ancient Olympics? … uhhh I wasn’t there but I heard it was a pie eating contest.

  5. Which Roman Emperor declared himself the winner of an Olympic chariot race, even though he fell out of his chariot? … It was Ronald McDonald, the clown, because clowns are supposed to be funny so he fell out for a  laugh.

  6. When did the Ancient Olympics cease and why? … They ended because it was considered bad form to mention how old they were. Vanity … they wanted to appear young.

  7. In which year were the first modern Olympics held?  … The year 2000 sounds like a good round number. Y2K .. modern Olympics … same same.

  8. How often are the Olympic Games held? … These games happen too often and mess up our regular TV shows for too many days.

  9. In which year were the last solid gold medals given? … 1990, because too many people were pawning the medals – they wanted cash money instead of a piece of jewelry.

  10. In 2024 Paris will equal which other city in hosting the Olympics three times? … uhhh name a city? How about Jupiter Florida – that’s a cool name for a city. Maybe next time they can have the Olympics on the real planet Jupiter. haha

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This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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Fibbing Friday 31st May 2024

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1. Rumpelstiltskin spun straw into gold in exchange for what?  … Lizards & gizzards, & tater tots, his favorite fast food meal.

2. What did humans do before the bobbin was invented?  .. People sank into the water before the life-bobbin was invented.

3. What is the difference between knitting and crocheting? … They are both frustrating to do, but in different ways. You get into a snit when you knit, and you get crotchety when you crochet.

4. What does a drop spindle do?  … It drops! No, really it’s a carnival ride that drops you from a very high pole.

5. What does a painted pony have to do with a spinning wheel?  … The wheel is a merry-go-round and the painted pony is a horse to ride on the merry-go-round.

6. If you stick a needle in your eye, does that show sincerity? … No, it shows stupidity. No fib here.

7. What was Barthélemy Thimonnier known for? … He was the father of stupid names. There have been many more after him.

8. What happened in the Golden Age of sewing? … It was the only time in history that sewing was a competition in the Olympics.

9. What breed of sheep makes the best wool? … Hopefully a kind that makes wool not be itchy!

10. What happens when the cotton field gets rotten? … The farmers throw up their hands and have to start over.

 

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This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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Fibbing Friday: May 24th, 2024

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  1. Why is he called “Dr. Who”? … Because nobody knows ‘who’ he really is – he shape shifts into an owl.

 

  1. What happened after the final episode of M*A*S*H was aired that made it newsworthy?  .. They started it over from the very first episode. It was the first time this had happened to a TV show. They called it a ‘re-run’.

 

  1. What do The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Andy Griffith Show, and The Mary Tyler Moore Show all have in common? … They were the end of an era of decent programming.

 

  1. What 1990s’ sit-com is about a group of six acquaintances living in Manhattan? … It was called ‘lets meet in the dog park’, where all the dog walkers met to gossip about the dog owners.

 

  1. What is the TV show, NCIS, about? … A funny comedy about guys, and maybe a gal or two, who are named Nick. It was shown on the Nick at Nite TV channel.

 

  1. What does CSI stand for? … Candy Store, Incorporated

 

  1. The TV show, Bull, though dealing with court cases, isn’t about a law firm. What kind business or organization does the show center around? … It was really about delving into the mystery of why criminals lie … or Fib! Examples documented. It always aired on Friday!

 

  1. What planet were they searching for in the original Battlestar Galactica? … The planet known as ‘Hippie’. It was a place where hippies went, which they described as ‘Far Out’.

 

  1. What was the inspiration for the animated show, The Flintstones?  … The caveman drawings that were found showing life as they knew it at the time.

 

  1. In the original Star Trek, what exactly was the 5-year mission of the USS Enterprise? … It started as a joyride some friends took, just to get away from responsibilities at home. Then they got Lost In Space, and found the Far Out planet and decided to stay there.

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Fibbing Friday 12th April

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Second batch of words from our blogging colleague Archon’s Den suggested site.
What would you say these mean?

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1. Accismus  … One of those old fashioned counting implements using wire and beads

2. Apocryphal … A fight in the chicken coop between the hens.

3. Bridewell … One of the States early explorers. His claim to fame — finding the most waterfalls.

4. Festinate … A birthday celebration for the newborn.

5. Snool … A pasta making machine that makes spiral shaped noodles.

6. Rendling … A funny word for those little crumbs that fall between your computer keyboard.

7. Fanfaronade … The ending of a fireworks display when they shoot off everything at once.

8. Bloviate … A cow with digestion troubles.

9. Pudibund … In the olden days, the petticoats worn by fancy ladies.

10. Rebarbative … The bicarbonate of soda the farmer would give his bloated cow of # 8.

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Fibbing Friday 9th February

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This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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Here’s what our hostess says for today’s Fibbing Friday challenge …

More from Guest Fibber Melissa Lemay this week:

What do you think of reading these?

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1.  Distelfink … This is the nozzle on a gas pump hose

2.  Fastnacht … This is a heavy brass lock they used to use on castle doors

3.  Fergesslich … This is fermented sourdough bread starter mix

4.  Fress … This is the sound an exotic bird in S. America makes as he goes from tree to tree – a mating call

5.  Honswarsht … This is the name of a Swedish chain of car washes

6.  Kedreck … This is the wire draining rack to put dishes in

7.  Krex … This is a dandruff shampoo

8.  Rutsch … This is a variety of potato – it makes the best mashed potatoes.

9   Spritz … This is what a frog does when he shoots out his sticky tongue to catch an insect

10. Wutz … This is an electric organ played in church

 

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This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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Fibbing Friday 12th January

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Here follows a list of words you may or may not know. How would you define or describe them?

1. Meldrop … This is a mild, melon flavored cough drop to ease your throat.

2. Snirl … This is that ugly face a person makes when they don’t like something, like a certain food.

3. Kiffle … This is what those little indentions in a waffle are called.

4. Fox’s Cough … This is not a real cough, but it is a fake cough a child puts on when he doesn’t want to go to school.

5. Sternutament … This is the newest trend in multi-vitamins. It’s good for your bones (sternum) and other parts that need nutriments.

6. Awvish … This is one branch of a bird species that went extinct many years ago.

7. Presenteeism … This is when you are in a room full of people and the moderator wants a show of hands. It shows you are present.

8. Headwarch … This is not what you think it is. It’s not a shampoo. It is a mechanic’s tool for working on cars.

9. Kink-Haust … Ahem … I’d rather not say … it’s X rated

10. Alysm … This is a recording studio that handles lots contracts for musical bands of all kinds. Alysm Records, Ltd.

 

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