What means or what is the story behind those 3 words : hodeo, spodes,mumbasks?
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None of these words seem to have any definition (besides Spode which is a British ceramics manufacturer).\n\nCould you give more information about where you heard the words? Perhaps we could then figure out the correct spellings and give you further help.\n\nIs there any chance that hodeo is actually AUDIO?
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i like bubo--the swollen lymph nodes you get with the bubonic plague.  it was VERY hard in my infectious disease class, i kept giggling every time he said bubo.  i won't pretend to know why i find this so funny.  my other favorite word is Trinidad.  a friend of mine and i used to always play pirates video games and trinidad became our "code word" for everything.  i miss you=trinidad, cheer up/i'm here for you=trinidad, i'm so happy=trinidad.  you get the idea.
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i'd rather say it's danish, it seems to be a part of some old danish poem, at least that's what i found when i typed it into google... i don't understand danish but i know some words: guld=gold, muld=soil, da=then or when, det=it, that
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I recall it originated from the time of the Egyptians where mummies would roll over.  This frightened the tomb keepers and that is why they were sealed and many false passages were created.  The term refers to the dead returning to haunt those who would continue to bring harm to loved ones or family.
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ditto 2 the ppl above...soy means "i am", un means "a", & perdedor means "loser"
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diablo=devil\ndios=god\nSo Jesus Cristo mi dios is JC my god in spanish
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I'll borrow from "wvucountryroads" but do it better:\n\nAlpha - like "alphabet" (where do you think the word came from?)\nBeta - Beta, zeta, eta and theta all rhyme.\nGamma - You know Pink Floyd's "Umma Gumma"?  Think "Amma Gamma".\nDelta - like a river delta \nEpsilon - like "episode"\nZeta \nEta \nTheta \nIota - like Star Wars' "yoda", but with a "t" \nKappa - "kappa kappa kappa kappa, kappa chameleon..."\nLambda - like "baaa!" with "duh" \nMu - like a kitten, "mew!"\nNu - what's nu with you?\nXi - like xylophone\nOmicron - "O" like "O Canada", and micron like measurement\nPi - 3.1415926....\nRho - "rho, rho, rho your boat...."\nSigma - like enigma\nTau - like Tao Te Ching\nUpsilon - "oopisdaisy...!"\nPhi - hifi \nChi - like China\nPsi - *sigh*\nOmega - Don't you at least know this one?\n\n\n.
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hungry\nangry\naggry\npuggry\nahungry (oppressed with hunger)\n\nso there are more than just 3, even if they are obscure.
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There is no such word in English.  However assuming 'neso' is your mishearing of 'mezzo' or 'messo' and 'morthic' is a mishearing of 'morpohic' then we have messomorphic.  This would be an adjective (though a new one to me) meaning in the middle of (mezzo) changing (morphic).  Midchange, e.g. a pre-op transexual!
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Hi there, \n\nIdiom means the language peculiar to a people or to a district, community, or class (dialect)\nExample: Back seat driver\nThis idiom comes from the habit many people have of giving too much advice (unwanted advice) to the driver of an automobile from the backseat. this idiom means 'someone who watches and criticizes'\n\n\nA phrase means  characteristic manner or style of expression (diction)\nExample: Dead ringer \nMeaning: To look like someone else. \nUsage: She told me I was dead ringer for Dilbert.  Is that good? \n\n\nHope this clarifies the ambiguity. If not, I'd be glad to assist you further. Bye!!\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny
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so do you already know?  what's the point?\n\nmartes - mars god of war and a planet\nmiercoles god mercury\njueves - jove god also jupiter\nviernes, venus god and a planet\nsabado - sabbath since traditionally saturday was last day from jewish tradition.
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λόγος\nI have NO idea what that is so good luck!
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PURPLE\nThere's the British English word 'Hirple' (to walk lamely or hobble) and the Scottish word 'Curple' referring to the hindquarters of a horse. And 'empurple'/'impurple' (to dye/tinge purple).\n\nSILVER\nThere is, of course, 'quicksilver', 'seasilver', and the like. 'Pilfer' is considered the closet English rhyme.\n\nORANGE\n'Sporange' is a synonym for sporangium (a spore case or sac). You may also want to look at the first source I have listed below for various poems and songs rhyming with 'orange' by breaking words across lines. All's fair in rap and rhyme.
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1.Knave\n2.Wiseacre\n3.Cretin
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Christianity - Flanders, the Reverend, etc. \nJudaism - Krusty the clown\nHinduism - Apu the convenient store manager\n\nI think that's about it.. :)
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the root of the word kaddish means holy and is kuf daled shin.  but if you mean the actual prayer, the prayer originated in a blessing that rabbis said when studying torah.  when writing the prayer service, they needed a prayer for the dead and chose this prayer because it glorifies g-d and life, it doesnt dwell on death.
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Bob is god.  \n\nA detailed explanation can be found by following the link below.   Look for the fourth posting which explains the phrase's origin.