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Spewing

[theDuke]

Torential

[TwoddleBungler]

Storm

[theDuke]

Er...U follows T, TB! ;-)

[TwoddleBungler]

I always was a little backward!
P.S. 'torrential' has two 'r's.
:-P

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Unremitting

[TwoddleBungler]

Underwater

[Val]

Vicious

[theDuke]

Wicked

TB: I'll take that one TB...i neever cood speel oar tipe propurly! ;-)

[TwoddleBungler]

styX

Dante put Phlegyas as ferryman over the Styx and made it the fifth circle of Hell, where the wrathful and sullen are punished by being drowned in the muddy waters for eternity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Styx

[Anita]

Thames

[[deleted user]]

Yangtze

(I think you're cross-threaded,Anita - ABC rather than word association) :)

[Anita]

Sorry I was following S by mistake 😁

[Anita]

Zambezi

[[deleted user]]

Amazon

(No need for apologies - it's not a sackable offence 😀)

[Val]

Brahmaputra

[Anita]

Chemayungdung glazier.

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Will he come and fix my windows? :)

Drumlin

[Martin]

Eskar

[TwoddleBungler]

Esker

(view spoiler)[What Is the Difference Between a Drumlin and an Esker?Although drumlins and eskers are both hilly glacial landforms, they differ in shape. Eskers are narrow, long, winding hills that were deposited by streams underneath the glaciers. Drumlins, in contrast, are oval egg-like hills featuring a steep slope at one end and a gentle incline at the other. Although drumlins and eskers are both hilly glacial landforms, they differ in shape. Eskers are narrow, long, winding hills that were deposited by streams underneath the glaciers. Drumlins, in contrast, are oval egg-like hills featuring a steep slope at one end and a gentle incline at the other. https://www.reference.com/science/dif... (hide spoiler)]

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Formation

[TwoddleBungler]

Gliders

https://youtu.be/oNm3I8uUupg?t=39

[suzysunshine7]

Hang

[Anita]

Ironing

[suzysunshine7]

Jug

[Anita]

Kitchen

[suzysunshine7]

Lino

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Marmoleum

[Anita]

Non slip

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Oops!

[TwoddleBungler]

Pissed again!

[Anita]

Pregnancy
😊

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Quintuplets

[TwoddleBungler]

Rarity

[Val]

Seldom seen

[TwoddleBungler]

Val wrote: "Seldom seen"

That's a great phrase. I always remember going sailing from Hoylake around the Wirral to the mouth of the River Dee. There was a seldom seen on the chart. It was a little peak of rock that only showed when there was an unusually low tide.

Totally transparent

[Anita]

Utterly unknown

[TwoddleBungler]

Vanishingly vague

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Wild and Woolly

[TwoddleBungler]

I fear we have trodden this road before and, by some devious twist, returned to the same crossroads. The best I can do is to repeat my previous effort:

Xerophytically xenogeneic

[Martin]

Zoomorphic zygotes

[Anita]

Apomixis

[TwoddleBungler]

Brambles

(apomictic brambles are highly heterozygous, with each apomictic species derived from a single distinct genotype https://www.botany.one/2017/08/evolut...)

[suzysunshine7]

Cloudberry

[[deleted user]]

Dogwood berry

[TwoddleBungler]

Elderberry

[suzysunshine7]

Figy Berry

;o>

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Gooseberry

[Val]

Halle Berry

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Inspired!
:-D