Once again it’s time to play the verification word game. Those [supposedly] random strings of letter that we enter to post a comment on our friends’ blogs are indeed supposed to be random. However, they often spell actual words — even though they may be obscure words. Here are some recent examples that I have found:
Antsnes – an honorific used when addressing a member of ant royalty
Askabsto – what you do when you make a request of your tummy muscles
Mantion – alternate spelling for a large luxurious dwelling
Mothor – female parental unit of a nocturnal butterfly
Nonshe – a male
Pingnog – similar to beer pong this is played for eggnog
Psynym – a word that you think is related to another word
Saler – a water borne vendor
Tualiz – an ode in homage to a woman named Elizabeth
Can you help me find meanings for these?
Avesico
Bessends
Gunitstu
Moushahb
Thanks in advance for playing this fun game.
Avesico- A new company solely owned by one bird
Moushahb- etymologically related to kemo sabe- therefore "one who peeks at mice"
Bessends- Elizabeth's hair and toes
Gunitstu- A new product line from the TV marketing kitchen utensil company- these ones are for those who want to begin with shooting their dinner right off the hoof.
Aren't those the "dangiast" definitions? That was my verification word.
Gunitstu: said to my friend Stuart when riding pillion on his motorbike.
Moushahb: rehabilitation centre for small mammals.
Avesico: take an unauthorised day off sick.
Bessends: Dick Turpins horse is dead.
Maybe you have to be a Limey to understand these answers?