E. Gadd's Word of the Week & Others' Interpretations of Said Word™️

[E. Gadd Industries]

Oooo that's a tough one... Libera wins!

1/14/19 Gladiolus (n.)- a plant that has upright sword-shaped leaves and spikes of brilliantly colored irregular flowers arising from flattened stems

[Dekkadeci]

Gladion (n.) - see above for the etymology of his name--now it no longer sounds as cool

[BlackDragonSlayer]

1/14/19 Gladiolus (n.)- *feelings of August intensifies*

[Libera]

1/14/19 Gladiolus (n.)- a plant that has upright sword-shaped leaves and spikes of brilliantly colored irregular flowers arising from flattened stems

Gladion (n.) - see above for the etymology of his name--now it no longer sounds as cool

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You don't think these are cool...? :'(

[cashwarrior1]

1/14/19 Leavanny (n.)- a plant that has upright sword-shaped leaves and spikes of brilliantly colored irregular flowers arising from flattened stems

[E. Gadd Industries]

Cash wins!

1/16/19 Deuteranopia (n.)- red-green blindness believed to be due to a defect in the optic nerve

[cashwarrior1]

1/16/19 Deuteranopia (n.)- Dude, you're an opia!

[Dekkadeci]

Deuteragonist (n.) - somehow doesn't mean someone who has deuteranopia

[E. Gadd Industries]

Dekka wins!

1/17/19 Orotund (adj.)- unduly full and strong in delivery or style; pompous or bombastic

[Dudeman]

1/17/19 Rotund (adj.)- unduly full; bulbous or bombastic (as in the shape of a bomb)

[Dekkadeci]

Oration (n.) - a speech that is unduly full and strong in delivery or style

[E. Gadd Industries]

Dudeman wins!

1/18/19 Hebdomad (n.)- a period of seven days; a week

[cashwarrior1]

1/18/19 Hebdomad (n.)- Old people didn't know what to call a week, so they just made up something to fill in the place until they got the right word.

[BlackDragonSlayer]

1/18/19 Hebnomad (n.)- wandering for a period of seven days or until weak

[E. Gadd Industries]

BDS wins!

1/19/19 Recumbentibus (n.)- a knockdown blow