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| READING THE ENTRIES Each entry gives you a number of pieces of information: Sample entry Information ziff - beard AUS & NZ It's ironic, you can grow an Australian head of hair a) on you're chin b) on the tip of your lip c) in your nose but you can't grow an Australian 'ziff' on your head. [zealots - zoological - stiff] Word Origins Key: AUS - Australia NZ - New Zealand SCO - Scotland SPA - Spain UK - United Kingdom USA - United States of America The plane symbol with the 'word origins key words' above show where the word was originally /is mainly used. The bomb symbol shows where the demonsration of the MM3 word use/multi-punchline joke begins. It also warns of the potentially explosive nature of communications. The non-commital face demonstrates the descriptive words. The symbol represents uncertainty of the reaction the sender will get. That's the nature of communications! |
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| MM3 word/s and definition/s. |
| Where the word is or was mainly used. |
| The entry shows how the word can be used. There are three punchlines, just choose one! |
| Descriptive words that can be used in front of the main MM3 word in your message. |