Making "nice notes" for roommates to wake up to and I need a complimentary adjective (descriptive word) beginning with e or l to go with erinn or laura. Not lovely, used it already.
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Lucious Laura\nLickable Laura\nErotic Erinn\nExotic Erinn\nExtraspecial Erinn\nExcellent Erinn
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I'd go with Suzieg - just pronounce each letter one by one -\n L O I S - with the stress on the O
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interesting\ninnovative\ningenious\nignorant\nindecisive\nincomprehensible\nindustrial\ninattentive\ninadequate\nindiscreet
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the Best\nawesome\ngreat\nwonderful\njoyous
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jolly\n\njubilant\n\njudge\n\njocular\n\njiffy\n\njoyous\n\njoyless
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this might help,\n I  would think it would be joanne, A short syllable followed by a long syllable\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iamb
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Condescend\nPatronize\nBelittle\nDemean\n\nI like "derogate" but that's more for insulting others.  \n\nYou can go to http://thesaurus.reference.com/ and look up those words for even more.  A quick visit there for "condescend" gives me:\nabase, bemean, cast down, condescend, debase, degrade, deign, demean, depress, devalue, disgrace, downgrade, humble, humiliate, stoop
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How about the following:\n\nElliptical Yve\nErlenmeyer Yve\nPipette Yvette\nGravit Yve\n\nI'm quite fond of the last one.
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descriptive words are verbs, try looking for that.... sorry that might not help much...... :(\n\ngood luck
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try this http://www.lingo.arollo.com/
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inchoate\n\nNot sure if it is my favorite, but I think it's worth ten dollars. You?\n\nOnly used it in conversation once.\n\nlol, I like "cogitate," too. :-))\n\ncrepuscular.\n\ntenebrous.\n\nIf the two immediately above are not shown in a dictionary, I will not buy it :-)) I love real books :-))\n\nMy favorite might be "elucidate." Sounds so much better than "hunh??"\n\n..........\n\nusufruct: Not me, and I've read (perused?) :-)) all sorts of books.....
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Try using a thesaurus with the key words of the definition. I would start with m-w.com (Merriam-Webster)
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Attractive\nAssertive\nNubile\nNurturing\nAstute\nAngelic
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*giggle*\n\nhazel honey.  \n\n2 entries found for hassle.\nhas·sle    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (hsl) Informal \nn. \nAn argument or a fight. \nTrouble; bother.
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Many words would fit.  Here are some options:\n\nfather, friend, brother, buddy, comrade, chum, counselor, classmate, parent, ally, companion, partner, coworker, colleague, mentor, pal, dad, acquaintance, well-wisher, grandfather, associate, workmate, helper, aide, collaborator, mate, playmate, equal, supporter, assistant  .... \n\nI hope these help.
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If you are talking about a masculin friend, it is "ami"\nIf you are talking about a femelin friend, it is "amie"\nHope my information is helpful
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I've been racking my brain for a good while on this one!\n\nI wonder if you are looking to convert these base words to "fried" adjectives [such as chicken-fried, fever-fried, and butter-fried].\n\nThe next best answer I came up with is "yellow" (yellow-chicken or chicken-yellow; yellow-fever; and yellow-butter or butter-yellow).\n\nIn that same vein, "spring" [spring-chicken; spring-fever; and spring-butter(?) or butter-spring(?)] or "dance" [chicken-dance; dance-fever; and dance-butter(?) or butter-dance(?)] might even apply.\n\nAfter all this work, I hope it is not something as generic as simply adding "-like" or "-free" to the end of each word.