Hinkety pinketys are three syllable words that rhyme. What is a hinkety pinkety for a believable food?
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Credible edible sounds right to me. :)
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The riddle really goes like this:\n"Think of words ending in -gry. Angry and hungry are two of them. There are only three words in the English language. What is the third word? The word is something that everyone uses everyday. If you have listened carefully, I have already told you what it is.” \n\nThe answer is therefore "language."\nIt is the third word in "the English language"
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everything that you eat must be pink or lavender. i just saw someone briefly talking about it on tv
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shneempuljumpkins\n(Shneem-pull-jump-kins)\n:) i made it up.  people often have trouble pronouncing it.\nalso, kumquat...funny name for a fruit. :0))
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poo, fish, cheese, antidisestablishmentairienism, antidote, pie, extravagant
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Slang terms are:\ndough, bread, coin,
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sherbert and sprite/7up\n\nyummy\n\nand pretty
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Biscuits.\n\n(Well... it makes as much sense as the question...)
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Basically it is a poem of 5 lines and must have a set number of syllables\nThe normaly set is a 5 7 5 7 7 ( each number being the number of sylables in each line)\n\nThese sorces will help
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Six Pack\nGimmie, Gimmie, Gimmie\nNervous Breakdown \nRise Above
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use a pie as an example.  kids love pie.  so do i.  mmmm pie
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Here's the riddle:  "Angry and hungry are two words that end in '-gry'. There are three words in the English language. What is the third word? Everyone knows what it means and everyone uses it every day. Look closely and I have already given you the third word. What is it?"\n\nAnswer:  Here is the quesiton. "There are three words in the English language.  What is the third word?"  The third word is "language".
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"Sugar"\n\n""Silly"\n\n"Svelte"\n\n"Sunny"\n\n"Special"\n\n"Settee"\n\n"Sorry"\n\n"Serendipitous"\n\netc.
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I believe it is from the use of rhyming to emphasise something being great! As in "the bees knees". This then became "the mutt's nuts", which translated into non-rhyming is "the dog's bollocks". WHY? I don't know.
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Sue (like the girl's name)\nDough (like what you make bread out of)\nNim (which rhymes with gym)
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French Frise.\nBut anything one need fork for, this one sometimes eat with fingers. (blushing)\nChicken, mmmm.
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'persnickety' or 'pernickety' means worrying too much about unimportant details or being 'fussy'. \n 'seredipidious' is the adj. form of 'serendipity', which is used to describe something interesting or pleasant happening by chance. eg: serendipitious discoveries.\n it has been a pleasure answering your question.