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  • Galligaskins are old-fashioned pants. They have loose legs.
    Galligaskins are old-fashioned pants that have loose legs.
  • A rapscallion is a person who playfully causes trouble.
    A rapscallion is a person. A rapscallion playfully causes trouble.
  • A valetudinarian is a person who is always sick.
    A valetudinarian is a person. A valetudinarian is always sick.
  • Ventoseness is a condition. It makes you fart too much.
    Ventoseness is a condition that makes you fart too much.
  • Taffeta is a fabric. It is thin, shiny, and silky.
    Taffeta is a fabric that is thin, shiny, and silky. / Taffeta is a thin, shiny, silky fabric.
  • A paleobotanist is a person who studies ancient plants.
    A paleobotanist is a person. A paleobotanist studies ancient plants.
  • A nicknackatory is a store that sells toys.
    A nicknackatory is a store. A nicknackatory sells toys.
  • A nebulizer is a machine that sprays chemicals.
    A nebulizer is a machine. It sprays chemicals.
  • Largiloquence is speech. It uses a lot of words.
    Largiloquence is speech that uses a lot of words.
  • Pauciloquence is speech. It uses few words.
    Pauciloquence is speech that uses few words.
  • Garbledygook is a bunch of words. The words mean nothing.
    Garbledygook is a bunch of words that mean nothing.
  • A karozzin is a carriage. Horses pull a karrozin.
    A karozzin is a carriage that horses pull.
  • An uguisu is a type of Japanese bird that lives in bushes.
    An uguisu is a type of japanese bird. It lives in bushes.
  • Companage is food that goes with bread.
    Companage is food. It goes with bread.
  • Nainsook is a fabric. It is made of fine cotton.
    Nainsook is a fabric that is made of fine cotton.
  • A yarborough is a hand of cards. The cards are all 2-9.
    A yarborough is a hand of cards that are all 2-9.
  • An erf is property. An erf is given to someone's children when they grow up.
    An erf is property that is given to someone's children when they grow up.
  • A walleteer is a person. He/she carries a wallet.
    A walleteer is a person who carries a wallet.
  • A whippersnapper is a young person who is too confident.
    A whippersnapper is a young person. A whippersnapper is too confident.
  • A ratoon is a plant part. It grows from a root.
    A ratoon is a plant part that grows from a root.
  • A rapscallion is a person. A rapscallion playfully causes trouble.
    A rapscallion is a person who playfully causes trouble.
  • Falsiloquence is speech. Falsiloquence includes lies.
    Falsiloquence is speech that includes lies.
  • An umbel is a cluster of flowers that grow from a single center.
    An umbel is a cluster of flowers. The flowers grow from a single center.
  • Oneirodynia refers to dreams. These dreams are unpleasant or disturbing.
    Oneirodynia refers to dreams that are unpleasant or disturbing.
  • A jargoon is a gem. A jargoon is yellowish.
    A jargoon is a gem that is yellowish. / A jargoon is a yellowish gem.
  • Spizzerinctum is a habit of character that lets you try things that are scary or hard.
    Spizzerinctum is a habit of character. It lets you try things that are scary or hard.
  • A ratoon is a plant part that grows from a root.
    A ratoon is a plant part. It grows from a root.
  • An enchiridion is a book. It explains how to do something.
    An enchiridion is a book that explains how to do something.
  • A halfpace is a flight of stairs that goes in the opposite direction of the previous flight.
    A halfpace is a flight of stairs. A halfpace goes in the opposite direction of the previous flight.
  • Baboonery is a type of behavior. This behavior is foolish.
    Baboonery is a type of behavior that is foolish. / Baboonery is a foolish type of behavior.
  • An argle-bargle is an argument that uses words.
    An argle-bargle is an argument. It uses words.
  • A kindergraph is a photo. A kindergraph shows a kid.
    A kindergraph is a photo that shows a kid.
  • Baboonery is a type of behavior that is foolish.
    Baboonery is a type of behavior. This behavior is foolish.
  • A fimblefamble is an excuse that is not a good reason.
    A fimblefamble is an excuse. It is not a good reason.
  • An anachronism is an item. An anachronism does not belong in a certain time in history.
    An anachronism is an item that does not belong in a certain time in history.
  • A dragoman is a person who interprets between languages.
    A dragoman is a person. A dragoman interprets between languages.
  • Cachinnation is laughter. This laughter is loud.
    Cachinnation is laughter that is loud. / Cachinnation is loud laughter.
  • A scarebabe is a thing. This thing scares a baby.
    A scarebabe is a thing that scares a baby.
  • A sabbulonarium is a pit. A sabbulonarium is full of gravel.
    A sabbulonarium is a pit that is full of gravel.
  • A blattnerphone is a machine. A blattnerphone records voices on tape.
    A blattnerphone is a machine that records voices on tape.
  • An imago is an insect. This insect has changed into its final form.
    An imago is an insect that has changed into its final form.
  • Torschlusspanik is a fear that you will miss your last chance for something.
    Torschlusspanik is a fear. The fear is that you will miss your last chance for something.
  • A wobbegong is a type of shark. It is mostly harmless. It lives in Australia.
    A wobbegong is a type of shark that is mostly harmless and lives in Australia.
  • A lollygagger is a person. A lollygagger wastes time.
    A lollygagger is a person who wastes time.
  • Torschlusspanik is a fear. The fear is that you will miss your last chance for something.
    Torschlusspanik is a fear that you will miss your last chance for something.
  • A tiffin is a meal. A tiffin is small.
    A tiffin is a meal that is small. / A tiffin is a small meal.
  • A kerfuffle is an event that causes noise and trouble.
    A kerfuffle is an event. It causes noise and trouble.
  • Lallation is speech that sounds like a baby.
    Lallation is speech. It sounds like a baby.
  • Spizzerinctum is a habit of character. It lets you try things that are scary or hard.
    Spizzerinctum is a habit of character that lets you try things that are scary or hard.
  • A scarebabe is a thing that scares a baby.
    A scarebabe is a thing. This thing scares a baby.
  • A ragamuffin is a cat breed that is very fluffy and friendly.
    A ragamuffin is a cat breed. It is very fluffy and friendly.
  • A xylocarp is a fruit that is hard and woody.
    A xylocarp is a fruit. It is hard and woody.
  • A xylocarp is a fruit. It is hard and woody.
    A xylocarp is a fruit that is hard and woody.
  • A whiffler is a person who walks in front of you in a crowd.
    A whiffler is a person. This person walks in front of you in a crowd.
  • Lallation is speech. It sounds like a baby.
    Lallation is speech that sounds like a baby.
  • A valetudinarian is a person. A valetudinarian is always sick.
    A valetudinarian is a person who is always sick.
  • A wobbegong is a type of shark that is mostly harmless and lives in Australia. (CHALLENGE: This one can make three sentences!)
    A wobbegong is a type of shark. It is mostly harmless. It lives in Australia.
  • An erf is property that is given to someone's children when they grow up.
    An erf is property. An erf is given to someone's children when they grow up.
  • A nixie is a letter. The letter can't be delivered because the handwriting on the address is so bad.
    A nixie is a letter that can't be delivered because the handwriting on the address is so bad.
  • Cachinnation is laughter that is loud.
    Cachinnation is laughter. This laughter is loud.
  • A quakebuttock is a person who is too scared.
    A quakebuttock is a person. A quakebuttock is too scared.
  • A fimblefamble is an excuse. It is not a good reason.
    A fimblefamble is an excuse that is not a good reason.
  • Xanthopsia is a vision disorder that makes everything look yellow.
    Xanthopsia is a vision disorder. It makes everything look yellow.
  • A hogo is a flavor. It is strong.
    A hogo is a flavor that is strong. / A hogo is a strong flavor.
  • A forel is a covering. This covering keeps a book safe.
    A forel is a covering that keeps a book safe.
  • Cabotage is transportation that goes between two points in the same country.
    Cabotage is transportation. It goes between two points in the same country.
  • Taffeta is a fabric that is thin, shiny, and silky.
    Taffeta is a fabric. It is thin, shiny, and silky.
  • Cabotage is transportation. It goes between two points in the same country.
    Cabotage is transportation that goes between two points in the same country.
  • A blattnerphone is a machine that records voices on tape.
    A blattnerphone is a machine. A blattnerphone records voices on tape.
  • A nixie is a letter that can't be delivered because the handwriting on the address is so bad.
    A nixie is a letter. The letter can't be delivered because the handwriting on the address is so bad.
  • The word "gardyloo" is warning that someone is about to throw toilet contents out the window.
    The word "gardyloo" is a warning. It warns that someone is about to throw toilet contents out the window.
  • Oneirodynia refers to dreams that are unpleasant or disturbing.
    Oneirodynia refers to dreams. These dreams are unpleasant or disturbing.
  • A whisterpoop is a light smack. It hits the side of someone's head.
    A whisterpoop is a light smack that hits the side of someone's head.
  • A paeon is a poem that praises someone or something.
    A paeon is a poem. It praises someone or something.
  • A paeon is a poem. It praises someone or something.
    A paeon is a poem that praises someone or something.
  • A quire is a stack of paper that has 24 sheets.
    A quire is a stack of paper. It has 24 sheets.
  • A tiffin is a meal that is small.
    A tiffin is a meal. A tiffin is small.
  • A hullaballoo is an event that makes a lot of noise.
    A hullaballoo is an event. It makes a lot of noise.
  • A prestidigitator is a person who can do magic tricks with skilled hand movements.
    A prestidigitator is a person. A prestidigitator can do magic tricks with skilled hand movements.
  • Vacherin is a dessert that contains meringue and whipped cream.
    Vacherin is a dessert. Vacherin contains meringue and whipped cream.
  • An ucalegon is a neighbor. This neighbor's house is on fire.
    An ucalegon is a neighbor whose house is on fire.
  • A forel is a covering that keeps a book safe.
    A forel is a covering. This covering keeps a book safe.
  • A decadarchy is a government that is run by 10 people.
    A decadarchy is a government. It is run by 10 people.
  • A gallinipper is a large insect. A gallinipper bites.
    A gallinipper is a large insect that bites.
  • An abatjour is a window. It directs sunlight into a room.
    An abatjour is a window that directs sunlight into a room.
  • The word "gardyloo" is a warning. It warns that someone is about to throw toilet contents out the window.
    The word "gardyloo" is warning that someone is about to throw toilet contents out the window.
  • A pozzy-wallah is a man who really loves jam.
    A pozzy-wallah is a man. He really loves jam.
  • A breedbate is a person who is trying to start a fight.
    A breedbate is a person. A breedbate is trying to start a fight.
  • Lamprophony is speech that is loud and clear.
    Lamprophony is speech. Lamprophony is loud and clear.
  • Salopettes are skiing pants that have high waists and shoulder straps.
    Salopettes are skiing pants. They have high waists and shoulder straps.
  • A nebulizer is a machine. It sprays chemicals.
    A nebulizer is a machine that sprays chemicals.
  • Ventoseness is a condition that makes you fart too much.
    Ventoseness is a condition. It makes you fart too much.
  • An argle-bargle is an argument. It uses words.
    An argle-bargle is an argument that uses words.
  • An abatjour is a window that directs sunlight into a room.
    An abatjour is a window. It directs sunlight into a room.
  • Nainsook is a fabric that is made of fine cotton.
    Nainsook is a fabric. It is made of fine cotton.
  • An anachronism is an item that does not belong in a certain time in history.
    An anachronism is an item. An anachronism does not belong in a certain time in history.
  • A quakebuttock is a person. A quakebuttock is too scared.
    A quakebuttock is a person who is too scared.
  • A hogo is a flavor that is strong.
    A hogo is a flavor. It is strong.
  • An enchiridion is a book that explains how to do something.
    An enchiridion is a book. It explains how to do something.
  • A whiffler is a person. This person walks in front of you in a crowd.
    A whiffler is a person who walks in front of you in a crowd.
  • Caffoy is a fabric that is velvety soft.
    Caffoy is a fabric. Caffoy is velvety soft.
  • A pozzy-wallah is a man. He really loves jam.
    A pozzy-wallah is a man who really loves jam.
  • A kindergraph is a photo that shows a kid.
    A kindergraph is a photo. A kindergraph shows a kid.
  • A lollygagger is a person who wastes time.
    A lollygagger is a person. A lollygagger wastes time.
  • A breedbate is a person. A breedbate is trying to start a fight.
    A breedbate is a person who is trying to start a fight.
  • An imago is an insect that has changed into its final form.
    An imago is an insect. This insect has changed into its final form.
  • A whippersnapper is a young person. A whippersnapper is too confident.
    A whippersnapper is a young person who is too confident.
  • A hullaballoo is an event. It makes a lot of noise.
    A hullaballoo is an event that makes a lot of noise.
  • Prosopagnosia is a disorder. This disorder makes you unable to recognize faces.
    Prosopagnosia is a disorder that makes you unable to recognize faces.
  • An uguisu is a type of japanese bird. It lives in bushes.
    An uguisu is a type of Japanese bird that lives in bushes.
  • Garbledygook is a bunch of words that mean nothing.
    Garbledygook is a bunch of words. The words mean nothing.
  • Pauciloquence is speech that uses few words.
    Pauciloquence is speech. It uses few words.
  • A quire is a stack of paper. It has 24 sheets.
    A quire is a stack of paper that has 24 sheets.
  • A nicknackatory is a store. A nicknackatory sells toys.
    A nicknackatory is a store that sells toys.
  • A clenchpoop is a person. A clenchpoop has bad manners.
    A clenchpoop is a person who has bad manners.
  • A quadragenarian is a person. A quadragenarian is in their 40s.
    A quadragenarian is a person who is in their 40s.
  • A whisterpoop is a light smack that hits the side of someone's head.
    A whisterpoop is a light smack. It hits the side of someone's head.
  • The hallux is a toe. This toe is the biggest.
    The hallux is the biggest toe.
  • An ucalegon is a neighbor whose house is on fire.
    An ucalegon is a neighbor. This neighbor's house is on fire.
  • An octothorpe is a symbol. An octothorpe is used for hashtags and number signs.
    An octothorpe is a symbol that is used for hashtags and number signs.
  • A jargoon is a gem that is yellowish.
    A jargoon is a gem. A jargoon is yellowish.
  • A decadarchy is a government. It is run by 10 people.
    A decadarchy is a government that is run by 10 people.
  • A quadragenarian is a person who is in their 40s.
    A quadragenarian is a person. A quadragenarian is in their 40s.
  • Salopettes are skiing pants. They have high waists and shoulder straps.
    Salopettes are skiing pants that have high waists and shoulder straps.
  • A halfpace is a flight of stairs. A halfpace goes in the opposite direction of the previous flight.
    A halfpace is a flight of stairs that goes in the opposite direction of the previous flight.
  • A slobber-chops is a person or animal. A slobber-chops drools a lot.
    A slobber-chops is a person or animal that drools a lot.
  • A walleteer is a person who carries a wallet.
    A walleteer is a person. He/she carries a wallet.
  • A slobber-chops is a person or animal that drools a lot.
    A slobber-chops is a person or animal. A slobber-chops drools a lot.
  • The xiphoid is a bone. The xiphoid is shaped like a tiny sword protruding down from the sternum.
    The xiphoid is a bone shaped like a tiny sword protruding down from the sternum.
  • A sabbulonarium is a pit that is full of gravel.
    A sabbulonarium is a pit. A sabbulonarium is full of gravel.
  • A gallinipper is a large insect that bites.
    A gallinipper is a large insect. A gallinipper bites.
  • The hallux is the biggest toe.
    The hallux is a toe. This toe is the biggest.
  • A gablock is a sharp object. It is attached to a chicken's heel.
    A gablock is a sharp object that is attached to a chicken's heel.
  • Falsiloquence is speech that includes lies.
    Falsiloquence is speech. Falsiloquence includes lies.
  • Largiloquence is speech that uses a lot of words.
    Largiloquence is speech. It uses a lot of words.
  • Prosopagnosia is a disorder that makes you unable to recognize faces.
    Prosopagnosia is a disorder. This disorder makes you unable to recognize faces.
  • Vacherin is a dessert. Vacherin contains meringue and whipped cream.
    Vacherin is a dessert that contains meringue and whipped cream.
  • A ragamuffin is a cat breed. It is very fluffy and friendly.
    A ragamuffin is a cat breed that is very fluffy and friendly.
  • A yarborough is a hand of cards that are all 2-9.
    A yarborough is a hand of cards. The cards are all 2-9.
  • A gablock is a sharp object that is attached to a chicken's heel.
    A gablock is a sharp object. It is attached to a chicken's heel.
  • A kerfuffle is an event. It causes noise and trouble.
    A kerfuffle is an event that causes noise and trouble.
  • The xiphoid is a bone shaped like a tiny sword protruding down from the sternum.
    The xiphoid is a bone. The xiphoid is shaped like a tiny sword protruding down from the sternum.
  • Caffoy is a fabric. Caffoy is velvety soft.
    Caffoy is a fabric that is velvety soft.
  • Galligaskins are old-fashioned pants that have loose legs.
    Galligaskins are old-fashioned pants. They have loose legs.
  • A paleobotanist is a person. A paleobotanist studies ancient plants.
    A paleobotanist is a person who studies ancient plants.
  • A dragoman is a person. A dragoman interprets between languages.
    A dragoman is a person who interprets between languages.
  • Xanthopsia is a vision disorder. It makes everything look yellow.
    Xanthopsia is a vision disorder that makes everything look yellow.
  • A prestidigitator is a person. A prestidigitator can do magic tricks with skilled hand movements.
    A prestidigitator is a person who can do magic tricks with skilled hand movements.
  • An octothorpe is a symbol that is used for hashtags and number signs.
    An octothorpe is a symbol. An octothorpe is used for hashtags and number signs.
  • A karozzin is a carriage that horses pull.
    A karozzin is a carriage. Horses pull a karrozin.
  • A clenchpoop is a person who has bad manners.
    A clenchpoop is a person. A clenchpoop has bad manners.
  • An umbel is a cluster of flowers. The flowers grow from a single center.
    An umbel is a cluster of flowers that grow from a single center.
  • Companage is food. It goes with bread.
    Companage is food that goes with bread.
  • Lamprophony is speech. Lamprophony is loud and clear.
    Lamprophony is speech that is loud and clear. / Lamprophony is loud, clear speech.