paisley

Brad

Pitt

fuzzy peach

tangerine

(Post 10,000!)

orange

tango

(Post 10,000!)

orange

you sly devil!!

dancing tasmanian devil

Foghorn Leghorn

Jacques Cousteau

(Congrats, Bobo, I was wondering who 10,000 would be)

Edited January 16, 200718 yr by trinacriabob

giant squid

ink

pen

Edited January 16, 200718 yr by DetroitNut90

tentacles

suction

suck

suxxor

luxor

humanity

(NO IDEA why that word came to mind)

literature

novella

Brazil

Giselle

impala

Africa

diamond

Clockman

Clock Tower

belfry

belfry

I have no clue what a 'belfry' is so....

French fry

Burger King

Whopper

hung

rope

Belfry e uma coisa como a Torre dos Clerigos no Porto, ou tamben as torres das campanhas numa igreja.

My response to thread:

noose

I have no clue what a 'belfry' is so....

French fry

A belfry or belfrey is the normal name for a bell-tower, although originally it was simply a fortified tower (as opposed to a steeple), commonly attached to the oldest churches (hence the narrow windows and crenellations). The name is derived from either Frankish bergfrith (protected-peace) or greek purgos phoretos, both terms for a mobile seige tower. The French form beffroi refers to a bell-tower, watchtower, mobile seige-tower or gantry. Since a seige-tower may be open at the rear for entry and resupply (via gantry) in English belfry also refers to a large shed, which may also be open on one or more sides.

from noose:

snare

Edited January 16, 200718 yr by thegriffon

drum

heath

heath

What do you do for a living?

My response to thread:

English countryside

bird

bath

soap

opera

Singer

sewing machine

CTS (hand sewn dash leather)

Christina Aguilera

Alyssa Milano

Charmed