Scrabulary Word of the Day - 2-18 "SHO"

SHO = SHOT + GO

Dubby suggested I add a certain ingredient to my recipe and I said:

"Okay, I'll give it a sho."

It was a good suggestion,
YUM!
~Scrabulary Chris :D

Scrabulary Word of the Day - 2-16 "GOTCHIT"

GOTCHIT = GOTCHA + GOT IT

The clerk pointed to my  purchases and said: "There are two bags there for ya."  I reached for them and said:

 "Gotchit, thanks."

~Scrabulary Chris :D

Scrabulary Word of the Day - 2-15 "SHTOP"

SHTOP = SHOP + STORE

Beetie and I were window shopping at the local mall.  The new Spring colors and styles were being displayed.  We noticed that the colors and styles seemed reminiscent of the 70's and Beetie said:

"We could be in style just by buying at the local Salvation Army thrift shtop."

Or rummaging through my closet?
~Scrabulary Chris :D

Scrabulary Word of the Day - 2-9 "HANDLE THERE"

HANDLE THERE = HANDLE IT + HANG IN THERE

Today, a Scrabulary phrase:

"I wouldn't worry, I'm sure he can handle there."

Today--let's handle there,
~Scrabulary Chris :D

Scrabulary Word of the Day - 2-8 "TELP"

TELP = TELL + HELP

I had a customer on the phone wanting to know something for which I didn't have an answer and I said:

"I will transfer you to Customer Service and a representative there can telp you."

Passing the buck,
~Scrabulary Chris :D

Scrabulary Word of the Day - 2-7-13 "CRUTICAL"

CRUTICAL = CRUCIAL + CRITICAL

"No problem.  Don't worry about it.  It's not crutical."

 

Or is it?

~Scrabulary Chris :D



Scrabulary Word of the Day - 2-3 "SNICKING"

SNICKING = SNIFFING + LICKING

Dubby was watching his dog Neptune and said:

"Can't use that towel now, Neptune was snicking it."

All dogs like snicking things,
~Scrabulary Chris :D

Scrabulary Word of the Day - 2-2 "VALUABLES"

VALUABLES = VALUES + VARIABLES

Dubby's employer takes spreadsheet terminology and changes the meaning of yet another familiar word the Scrabulary way.

In a presentation during a staff meeting, Dubby's employer said:

"I will have to change the valuables on the spreadsheet." 

And changed they were,
~Scrabulary Chris :D

Scrabulary Word of the Day - 2-1 "LEAK"

LEAK = LEAN + WEAK

The word "leak" doesn't mean what you think anymore in Scrabulary definitions.

My son-in-law, Dubby, gave me a Scrabulary word that his employer said which I will share with you tomorrow.  When he told me the word I said:

"Thanks! My list of Scrabulary words for future posts is getting kinda leak."

Thanks again, Dubby!
~Scrabulary Chris :D