Zitiert von fromthefarm:

What is the one word that has two meanings but are opposit? I'll put the answer up in the morning.

What is the one word that has two meanings but are opposit? I'll put the answer up in the morning.

Zitiert von Rose1968Shah:

I want to swim

I want to swim

Zitiert von fromthefarm:

The only one I have is the word cleave. If there are any others let us know the definitions.

Suz how come no one else is standing and waving?

The only one I have is the word cleave. If there are any others let us know the definitions.

Suz how come no one else is standing and waving?

Zitiert von REALLYRED9:

Is it come?

Is it come?

Zitiert von dozerwayne:

how about the word READ

how about the word READ

Zitiert von Commotion:

Re: LMAO deepinthesticks write: The word is "right". The difference is in the pronunciation... Right means "that is correct". Riiiiiiiiiight means roughly "that's bullshit!"

Zitiert von fromthefarm:

Will let you guess Troll but I hope you get it right.

Sorry to pull it early but won't be around in the morning.

Will let you guess Troll but I hope you get it right.

Sorry to pull it early but won't be around in the morning.

Zitiert von ysgeye:

You forgot "let" which means both, to hinder and to allow

You forgot "let" which means both, to hinder and to allow

Zitiert von motorpsych0bich:

F*ck... to get(grr), to be(yay), to want to be(aww), to need to be(mmm).. I dont know if it feeds the question but its sort of suitable.. "F*ck you" motor says as her temperature rises.."I want to f*ck you" she says as she feels how hot shes become..

F*ck... to get(grr), to be(yay), to want to be(aww), to need to be(mmm).. I dont know if it feeds the question but its sort of suitable.. "F*ck you" motor says as her temperature rises.."I want to f*ck you" she says as she feels how hot shes become..

Zitiert von deepinthesticks:

So a Beaver Cleaver would do what, exactly?

So a Beaver Cleaver would do what, exactly?

Zitiert von fromthefarm:

cleave

To adhere, to hold close, to keep near.


To split apart, to separate.


A talk show on the radio was talking about it.

cleave

To adhere, to hold close, to keep near.


To split apart, to separate.


A talk show on the radio was talking about it.

Zitiert von deepinthesticks:

The word is "right".

The difference is in the pronunciation...

Right means "that is correct".

Riiiiiiiiiight means roughly "that's bullshit!"

The word is "right".

The difference is in the pronunciation...

Right means "that is correct".

Riiiiiiiiiight means roughly "that's bullshit!"

Zitiert von irishpatti:

Re: Yup! fromthefarm write: No one has it yet. Do you want the answer?

Zitiert von fromthefarm:

No one has it yet. Do you want the answer?

No one has it yet. Do you want the answer?

Zitiert von irishpatti:

Is it antagonyms?

Is it antagonyms?

Zitiert von DynaThom:

No.

No.

Zitiert von fromthefarm:

Nope, Its a short word. Spelled the same but has opposite meaning (two definitions)

Nope, Its a short word. Spelled the same but has opposite meaning (two definitions)

Zitiert von NightNurse:

Autoantonym means a word that has an opposire meaning of itself. Is that it?

Autoantonym means a word that has an opposire meaning of itself. Is that it?