- Bar: To take temporarily. “May I bar your eraser?”
- Dense: A tooth expert. “Yuck! I have a dense appointment today.”
- Forced: A large cluster of trees. “Only you can prevent forced fires.”
- Lays: The opposite of genmen. “Lays and genmen,…”
- Lining: Electrical flash of light. “We abandoned our picnic when we heard the thunder and saw the lining.”
- Mere: A reflecting glass. “Mere, mere on the wall…”
- Mince: Unit of time (60 sec.). “I’ll be back in a few mince.”
- Money: Second day of the week. “I’ll be back next Money.“
- Neck Store: Adjacent “I’m in love with the girl neck store.”
- Please: Officer(s) of the law. “My house was robbed, call the please.”
- Sunny: The first day of the week. “When Sunny comes, can Money be far behind?”
- Then: A conjunction “I like Sunny better then Money.”
- Winner: The cold season of the year “Many birds fly south for the winner.”
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