Sentence: Josh's new diet included rintindinnering with his pets. The animeals weren't helping him lose weight, but he was totally free of those pesky hair balls.

Etymology: Rin Tin Tin, dinner

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COMMENTS:

His diet should allow him some lassietude or it could get boring - galwaywegian, 2007-06-29: 07:05:00

Yes, his chowchowchow was rather repetitive. - purpleartichokes, 2007-06-29: 07:48:00

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Kiblimate

Created by: administraitor

Pronunciation: kib-li-mayt

Sentence: Jason's habit, formed during his student days of poverty, of kiblimating with Ned, his Irish Setter, became a touchy subject with his fiancee. In defence, he pointed to the saving in time and money to be had by preparing only one meal at a time.

Etymology: kibble + mate

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Cadine

Created by: porsche

Pronunciation: cay/dine

Sentence: My dog and I cadine by candlelight

Etymology: canine + dine

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COMMENTS:

Nice! - purpleartichokes, 2007-06-29: 11:40:00

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Likteapood

Created by: missmurder

Pronunciation: like-tee-pooed

Sentence: He likteapooed.

Etymology: likes+to+eat+pet+food

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Kibsumption

Created by: Lapper

Pronunciation: kib-SUMP-shun

Sentence: Bob was so hungry that he partook in kibsumption, eating a few flakes of fish food.

Etymology: Kibbles and consumption.

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Alportion

Created by: jesster

Pronunciation: Al - portion

Sentence: Being invited to dinner at George's house was a dubious honor. While he was an excellent cook, he always insisted on seating his beloved poodle Fifi at the dinner table. Not only did Fifi eat at the table, George always ensured Fifi was served first and got the choicest alportion.

Etymology: Alpo (dog food) + portion (to share out)

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Catpitulate

Created by: galwaywegian

Pronunciation: kat pit ewe layt

Sentence: ha knew from the determined way mittens dug his claws into the other end of his trout fillet that he would have to catpitulate or end up with bruce lee type scars on his cheeks, all four of them!

Etymology: capitulate, cat

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COMMENTS:

Plus, he might end up with cat scratch feeder. - purpleartichokes, 2007-06-29: 10:07:00

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Comments:

Verbotomy - 2007-06-29: 00:22:00
This is a Verbotomy Classic, but I have changed the settings so that all players can create a new word for today's challenge. ~ James

Verbotomy - 2007-06-29: 00:47:00
Based on yesterday's suggestions I would like to go back to single Verbotomy. Since I can't do new comics next week, we can choose to either do the Classics (oldies) or new ones without a cartoon i.e "Text". Please post your preference here. Are you for the Classics? Or for the new ones without a comic? ~ James

Clayton - 2007-06-29: 00:55:00
Well, personally I love the comics, but given the fact that there are already so many words, and the fact that the new words don't always show up where they're meant to, I'm voting "text." This is no slight to you, of course, James... it must be an awful lot to keep up with, and systems are made to be buggy.

Verbotomy - 2007-06-29: 01:01:00
The thing is that I introduce the bugs when I try to make things complicated -- like doing a Double Verbotomy. Either way, once things are settled, I'm confident we will be bug-free, or at least all the bugs we offer will be described as features. ~ James

Jabberwocky - 2007-06-29: 05:54:00
I vote for text next week - perhaps it's a tiny bit selfish because some of us (myself included)haven't gotten any points for the classic definitions we've created.

purpleartichokes - 2007-06-29: 06:34:00
Text is fine by me.