[Namron] Re: [Wiesenfeuer] Nudder Woody Word

[Lord Pooky]

>I love the word.  It has a "flaming" sort of feel to it.  I therefore claim 
>it for Wiesenfeuer, and just might use it in my next newsletter missive or 
>some other public speaking opportunity.
>
>Can you correctly use it in a sentence for me?  Remember it's 
>intransitive...
>
>Lucais


IN RESPONCE TO THIS:


                2   2
Why yes  M HE,

Lets see,

His playing coruscated throught the bardic circle.

Clarice and Patric Ayler walked to the farthest end of a path at Site that 
looked out over the meandering path of the Cimmeron under brilliant, 
coruscating stars. (circa A.S. XXI)

Beneath you lie two miles of ocean deep -- a bottomlessness, for all  
practical  purposes, an infinity  of  blue. ... A thousand coruscating 
shafts of sunlight probe it, illuminating nothing.

Happy (intransitively) verbing Boss,

Pook-a-Rama




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>From: LucaisduBelier at att.net
>To: Wiesenfeuer at yahoogroups.com, namron at ansteorra.org,
>CC: "Lord Pooky" <Lord_Pooky at hotmail.com>
>Subject: Re: [Wiesenfeuer] Nudder Woody Word
>Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 23:18:13 +0000
>
>Thanks Pooky,
>
>I love the word.  It has a "flaming" sort of feel to it.  I therefore claim 
>it for Wiesenfeuer, and just might use it in my next newsletter missive or 
>some other public speaking opportunity.
>
>Can you correctly use it in a sentence for me?  Remember it's 
>intransitive...
>
>Lucais
>
>Original message from "Lord Pooky" Lord_Pooky at hotmail.com>: --------- >
> > > coruscate \KOR-uh-skayt\, intransitive verb:
> > > 1. To give off or reflect bright beams or flashes of light; to
> > > sparkle.
> > > 2. To exhibit brilliant, sparkling technique or style.
> > >