Old Weather Forum

My bishop (c for t)

prohibits

pibrochs

Not if I'm playing (e for p)

Pibrochs

It was not until the 16th century that rackets came into use and the game began to be called "tennis", from the French term

tenez,

When you do find out I bet you'll head straight after to your (l for b)

aerobics

class.

Doesn't seem likely. But you might find someone in Kentucky wearing a kyanite

tennis

bracelet.

There are 3 species of blister beetle common in

Kentucky.

Eohippus probably lived in Kentucky too...

If you're not going to share a picture of the giant eclairs, next time you go bring your (put the p back in)

calipers

and provide measurements.

It would be ghastly if the drunken eohippus had a

lytta

because that would mean it was likely carnivorous.

what I'd really like right now is milk and an

oreo

cookie (not deep fried)

Typical (+c)

airscape

paintings don't include bees.

I can bring some

ice

Some might believe a periapt can protect you from a (+a)

parasite

Never

ever!

I should let you know that I keep my (+t)

speartip

very sharp if you're planning on violence.

I'll

get

the candles.

Although

you may be cynical, you won't know until you've tried.

would adding

petsai

also ruin your pastie?

I won't pirate your pratie, but be careful you don't mistake one for a

pietra.

Blumea balsmifera has many uses, in traditional medicine, as a tea, to ward off spirits, as a decorative dried plant, and to flavor foods. But I did not find any mention of it being used as incense to scent the

air.

mind if I (+i)

pirate

that?