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Gloaming: The evening twilight
Epoptic: Mysterious
Groaking: To look intently at someone else's food in the hope that they will offer you some of it
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Canard: Absurd rumour or extravagant hoax
Parvenu: Person of obscure origin who has gained position or wealth... an upstart.
Pleonasm: Redundant word or expression.

10.Apr.2006

Posted by: Ben Goodwin at 10-Apr-2006 00:00. Link to this article

10.Apr.2006

Justin

Hobart calling!

Just back from sharing coffee with our pastor in an excellent little coffee shop around the corner from our church in Melville Street - Island Cafe!

Superb latte, and even nicer muffins! Just right for a cold day here in Tassie; 8 degrees and damp with mountain snow

Posted: 10-Apr-2006 16:09

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