
in any other phrase than 'Thats a jaunty hat'? Is it similar to the letter Q which always has to be followed by the letter U? I really need this answering....
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Fri 12 Apr 2002, 10:13,
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at a jaunty angle.
I think maybe it always has to be hat related though....
There's a linguistic rule if ever I saw one!
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Fri 12 Apr 2002, 10:14,
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I think maybe it always has to be hat related though....
There's a linguistic rule if ever I saw one!

search engine you've scripted there."
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Fri 12 Apr 2002, 10:15,
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of "All your base are belong to us" for its sheer what-the-fuckedness...
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Fri 12 Apr 2002, 10:18,
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be jaunty? Or does that phrase only exist in the sense that "he walked away jauntily", which of course is a different word.
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Fri 12 Apr 2002, 10:19,
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Have you ever actually used the word *apart* from with angle though? I haven't.

you go for a jaunt in the country, then would you be being jaunty in the country?
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Fri 12 Apr 2002, 10:32,
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That's what 'jaunt' reminds me of.
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Fri 12 Apr 2002, 11:08,
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Could we have found Furtive's long lost brother Jaunty? Do you have photos? Are they similar to each other as brothers often are?
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Fri 12 Apr 2002, 10:19,
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There's another one or two around that site. I can't figure out whether the bear is actually called "Jaunty" or just described as having qualities of jauntiness.
As for similarities to furtive, jaunty is made of stone, and furtive is made of, well.... bear, I guess. or possibly of reconstituted kitten and magic dust.

bit of sculpture. Makes you want to stroke it just like it was really furry.
More "inquisitive" than "jaunty" though, I feel.
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Fri 12 Apr 2002, 10:37,
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More "inquisitive" than "jaunty" though, I feel.