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   From: HenHanna@NewsGrouper   
      
   HenHanna@NewsGrouper  posted:   
      
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   > HenHanna@NewsGrouper  posted:   
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   > > Could someone give me a few more of these?   
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   > >                example:         angry father   ==>   Mad   Dad   
   > >   
   > > sneaky insect   
   > > humorous rabbit   
   > > happy boy   
   > > muscular tune   
   > > close fright   
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   > > paint  leak   
   > > reptile  reverberation   
   > > sour     flatulence   
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   > > Expert   Outmigration   
   > > Wonderful  Condiment   
   > > Superb   Bonbon   
   > > Faster    Alcohol   
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   > _______   
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   >   Sexy  Android   
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   > _____________   
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   >        Not showing up at:        https://rec.puzzles.narkive.com/   
      
      
   This must be common all over the English-speaking  world....   
                      Catholics in Australia  play it:   
      
      
   https://catholicweekly.com.au/10-ridiculous-family-that-need-no-equipment/   
      
      
    .......  One person thinks of two words that rhyme and have the same number   
   of syllables, and supplies hints, and everyone else has to guess.   
   Whoever guesses correctly first gets to think of the next riddle.   
      
   One syllable word pairs are a stink pink, of course.   
      
   If the words have two syllables each, you say you have a stinky pinky.   
      
   If they have three syllables each, it’s  a   stinkity pinkity.   
      
   Four syllables,    a    stink-inkity pink-inkity;     and so one.   
      
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     5 syllables ------             stinky-inkity pinky-inkity  ???   
      
     6 syllables ------            ?????????   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)