Full Version: The Minister's Cat
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The minister's cat was a rumbumptious cat.
The ministers cat was a surreal cat.
The Minister's cat was a Top Cat 
The ministers cat was an ugly upside down cat
The Minister's cat was a voracious cat
The ministers cat was a whopper!
The MInister's cat was an X-ray cat
The minister's cat was a Yiddish cat.
The minister's cat was a zippi-i-di-doo-dah cat.
Just to change it a bit ... how about some musical adjectives for this poor moggy ?
The minister's cat was an augmented cat.
The minister's cat was an augmented cat.
The ministers cat was bravissimo!
The minister's cat was a carrot-like cat
The minister's cat was a delicious cat...YUM 
**I thought we'd gone musical??** 
The ministers cat was an elevated cat.
The ministers cat was an elevated cat.
The minister's cat was a fuoco cat.
Car Expert
Car Expert
The minister's cat was a grazioso cat
The ministers cat was too hot to Handel.
**Sorry**
**Sorry**
QUOTE(DaisyChain @ Aug 8 2007, 11:39 AM) 
The ministers cat was too hot to Handel.
**Sorry**
Very poor!
QUOTE(Phil Dixon @ Aug 8 2007, 11:40 AM)
Very poor!
The ministers cat was having an intermezzo.
**Any better???**
The minister's cat was an ignorant cat
QUOTE(DaisyChain @ Aug 8 2007, 11:49 AM)
The ministers cat was having an intermezzo.
**Any better???**
Er, no.
QUOTE(Phil Dixon @ Aug 8 2007, 11:54 AM)
Er, no.
The ministers cat was a just tuned cat.
**Better now surely...
**
The minister's cat was a kraftig cat...
I cheated, I admit it - it means 'strong' (but you all know that,of course!), should have an umlaut (???) on the 'a' and I got it from the theory book - ahem...!
I cheated, I admit it - it means 'strong' (but you all know that,of course!), should have an umlaut (???) on the 'a' and I got it from the theory book - ahem...!
The ministers cat was a leggiero cat
The minister's cat was a mezzo-soprano
The ministers cat was a Nocturne-al cat.
QUOTE(DaisyChain @ Aug 8 2007, 04:50 PM)
The ministers cat was a Nocturne-al cat.
Arrrrrrrrgh! It gets worse!
The minister's cat was an opus-y-cat. (Get it?)
The minister's cat had a problem with his bach, but practise make purrfect.
QUOTE(Phil Dixon @ Aug 8 2007, 04:56 PM)
The minister's cat was an opus-y-cat. (Get it?)
Dear me...and you say mine are bad!
The ministers cat was a quintuplet.
The Minister's cat was a requiem-singing cat...? 
~Wobby~
~Wobby~
The minister's cat was a sehr langsam cat.
The ministers cat was a transposed cat.
The Minister's cat was a ..... Ãœberinstimmung
German for consonance, harmony, accordance - according to Dolmetsch online
Is this cheating
German for consonance, harmony, accordance - according to Dolmetsch online
Is this cheating
The Ministers cat was a mellifluous cat
QUOTE(fsharpminor @ Aug 9 2007, 09:26 AM)
The Ministers cat was a mellifluous cat
I thought we were up to 'v'!
The Ministers cat was a vocational cat
QUOTE(Phil Dixon @ Aug 9 2007, 09:32 AM)
QUOTE(fsharpminor @ Aug 9 2007, 09:26 AM)
The Ministers cat was a mellifluous cat
I thought we were up to 'v'!
The Ministers cat was a vocational cat
Oops sorry, I wasnt on the last page of the thread !
The MInisters cat was a wishy washy cat
If we're keeping the musical theme maybe it should be..
The minister's cat was a Wagnerian cat...
The minister's cat was a Wagnerian cat...
QUOTE(Phil Dixon @ Aug 9 2007, 09:32 AM)
The Ministers cat was a vocational cat
Ha...ha....oh dear...
The ministers cat could play the xylaphone to gde 5 standard.
The minister's cat was a yodelling cat.
The minister's cat was a choirster cat
Umm - think we're on to 'Z'..!
The minister's cat was a zart cat.
Shall we continue with the musical theme or go for something else ?
The minister's cat was a zart cat.
Shall we continue with the musical theme or go for something else ?
Something else!....please
Words of Latin descent?
The minister's cat was an antediluvian cat.
The minister's cat was an antediluvian cat.
the minster's cat was a bifurcated cat.
(Not sure if that's Latin or not)
(Not sure if that's Latin or not)
The ministers cat was carnivorous(?)
The minster's cat was a dedicated cat.
(Sorry, I really don't know Latin! )
(Sorry, I really don't know Latin!
)
The minister's cat was an erudite cat.
(if stuck, look the word up in a dictionary - its etymology will reveal its roots ).
(if stuck, look the word up in a dictionary - its etymology will reveal its roots
).
The minister's cat was a fornicating cat.
(Sorry!)
(Sorry!)
The ministers cat was a gamine cat.
Phil!!!
Phil!!!
The minister's cat was a hypothecated cat!
Etymology: Medieval Latin hypothecare to pledge, from Late Latin hypotheca pledge
Etymology: Medieval Latin hypothecare to pledge, from Late Latin hypotheca pledge
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