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Définition, traduction, prononciation, anagramme et synonyme sur le dictionnaire libre Wiktionnaire.
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My blog, soon to be deleted from English Wiktionary

Stuff what I told myself to put in here

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  1. rrr - Wonderfool, for one, has being trying to roll his 'r's for a while, but is still unable to. This could well be a reason that Wonderfool did not continue his studies in Spanish.
  2. Weird. I Yahooed "Fa la la la la", and the top site was Christmas is the season of unprotected sex, according to a study, fa la la la la
  3. WF spends the evening drinking Bailey's editting Wikimedia projects about twice a year. One such time he spent it deleting the Main Page.
  4. conga line - WF has a thing about conga lines
  5. Coronado - Wonderfool once lived in Coronado for 15months
  6. knighthood - WF has no intention of gaining knighthood.
  7. sculpt - WF officially hates the word sculpt, and wish it was replaced by another
  8. The Star-Spangled Banner - I once had to pledge allegience to this flag, without knowing what "pledge" and "allegience" were.
  9. spangled - What %age of Americans know what spangled means? Not so many, IMHO.
  10. complimentary function - stuff Wonderfool is revising about
  11. strap-on - Big sister's got a w:strap-on dildo
  12. Space hopper - God, I hated Space hoppers. Look at this thing, it's frigging ridiculous
  13. pogo stick - Wonderfool has never owned a pogo stick. TRUE. Space hoppers, on the other hand..he's had a fair few of those babies
  14. dotty - "Wonderfool's nan has got dottier and dottier since she's got to the age of eighty."Disclaimer: Wonderfool is nanless
  15. disruptive - Wonderfool has tendencies to exhibit disruptive behaviour
  16. goth - My oh my, I find myself defining goth.
  17. philharmonic - Wonderfool's sister plays viola and violin in a philharmonic. True
  18. darkroom - Wonderfool once did work experience in a darkroom for a couple of days during his obsessed-with-photos period of his life [But this is not true, dunno why I said it]
  19. scamper - Wonderfool once had a hamster called scamper. True
  20. misconduct - Wonderfool was (actually, its true) threatened with a £2000 fine and banned from using university computing resources for two weeks due to gross misconduct on Wikipedia
  21. retriever - Wonderfool has previously had 2 retrievers [In fact, has only ever had one. Dunno whay I needed to lie there]
  22. aftershave - Wonderfool is a dry shaver
  23. topper - I love sailing in my topper (at least, when I was light enough I did))
  24. sobriety - Wonderfool is an avid campaigner of sobriety
  25. rambling - See Talk:rambling
  26. chopping board - This was the first word I learnt in French upon my arrival in my French house back in September 2004
  27. prowl - It's tough to sneak vandalism into Wikipedia as there are plenty of other users prowling the recent changes page
  28. spandex - What did you do last Saturday night Wonderfool? - Well, I was learning about spandex's etymology - Uh hu? Err, I gotta go mate...{{
  29. drinker - WF is a drinker
  30. exams - Yeah OK, so i've got exams soon. No need to point it out
  31. conditioner - Hmmm, I never really understoof what conditioning ur hair is meant to do
  32. pageant - Maybe pro lexicography is not for me
  33. relaxing - Writing dictionary definitions for "relaxing" is far more a relaxing way to spend the day than stuck out in the snow playing rugby
  34. should've - shoulda woulda coulda are the last words of Wonderfool
  35. stock cube - There is an OXO cube wrapper on the floor. Who eats OXO cubes in a library anyway?
  36. hundreds - hundreds and thousands = some kinda little sweet I ate as a kid. Aah, I aint had 'em for year, they're very tasty...
  37. Talk:don - underpants and frost, a beautiful combination
  38. dressing - I wear a dress every night in bed
  39. finals - #:I've got my finals coming up in 3 months or so, and I spend most of my free time making an online dictionary that nobody uses, that will soon cease to be. I can't even put it on my C.V, due to my prior vandalism of the site, it really is quite a useless way to spend free time. Maybe it's high time I got my priorities right, and quit the project for the upteenth time, and focus on earning some money, getting laid and learning more about data compression, internet security, Euler's Equations, intermediate cryptography, translation of literary French, the French past historic tense, how to write a decent CV, social skills, how to take notes and how to trick multinational companies into giving me lots of money for doing little work. To be honest though, that's not half as much as what most people have got to learn for their finals
  40. revising - WF's life these last 2 weeks has consisted almost solely of revising, cooking, eating, walking the dog and Wikiing
  41. psychotherapist - Wonderfool saw a psycohtherapist every day for more than 10 years
    1. But Wonderfool's mum is/was a psychotherapist, so it's OK.
      1. WF's mum is no longer a psychotherapist - is a teacher of psychotherapy
  42. Bachelor of Arts - Wonderfool got his Bachelor of Arts today!! Hurrah
  43. Second Class Honours Division Two - WF has a BA PURE MATHEMATICS AND FRENCH Second Class Honours Division Two degree from Cardiff University. Hurrah!)
  44. YMCA - WF works for the YMCA



Every month, a user will be selected as the Wiktionarian of the month

Reasons Lots of nice idioms

Votes --Expurgator t(c) 16:34, 25 Jun 2005 (UTC)

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As much as I am flattered to be your first nomination, I must respectfully decline. While I thoroughly enjoy contributing to Wiktionary, I believe it is a disservice to our other contributors and to the project to suggest that my (or anyone else's) contributions are somehow better or more valuable than others'. I could not possibly have entered the 74,000th article without well over 73,000 articles and many times that number of edits by others all over the world, and even the articles I have started have been greatly enhanced by others additions of translations, etymologies, pronunciations, definitions, and notes, often matter that is entirely beyond my ability to contribute. (Besides, administrators already have a vote of confidence from the community and if there is a WOTM, it should be a contributor.)

If there is one thing I have learned working on Wiktionary, it is that each contributor brings his or her own strengths to the project, be they definitions, pronunciations, research, cleanup, technical input, insight into policy and data management, or a simply solid grasp of languages and translations. May I suggest, in lieu of a monthly popularity contest, formalizing the Wikithanks or creating a general Wiktionary award (akin to the Wikipedia Barnstar) that may be presented by anyone, to anyone caught doing Wonderful Things? The puzzle-piece theme I have seen, I think, reflects the idea beautifully that each of us is an important part of a larger whole than any one of us could be alone. --Dvortygirl 28 June 2005 18:38 (UTC)

Reasons Showing why he is "boss", doing lots of (until now) thankless tasks that were a hangover to the decapitalisation, new policies and setting up Wiktionary:Administrators/Dishwashing

Votes --Expurgator t(c) 12:47, 27 July 2005 (UTC)

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Reasons Online loads, thankless tasks. Becomeing fecundist Wiktionarian

Votes One. Mine.

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ReasonsVandalism


VotesNobody


Comments He's been entertainingish


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Reasons He's da man, dog

User:Vildricianus, for practically taking over from SemperBlotto as RC patrol; vast revampings of pages, having a name easy to misspell, and enthusiasm about project. Not enough to get a 'crat vote from me though.

May and June

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My money's on User:EncycloPetey


Stuff

Unusual entries I made, which I put all together so that if anyone plans to trawl through my dodgy edits (about 1 in 50 of them are intentionally dodgy, I'd say, and then maybe 3 in 50 are unintentionally dodgy. Then maybe another 3 in fifty are not at all useful to the project). Still, 84% are good edits, and if Wiktionary was an exam, I'd've passed with flying colours.

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Other unusual things

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хохотать, complete with a Russian childhood poem n all