PITfalls of the English Language: BIG means FAT: GREGARIOUS not PHACETIOUS!

Tuesday, May 11, 2004

GREGARIOUS not PHACETIOUS!

A baby McDonald suggested these answers: 1. Phacetious because he was having a grand PHAT moment2. Abstemious And my favorite - the winner - sent in anonymously by Anila Barman: GREGARIOUS. Now that's an English word, if u ever needed one. Have a great day,MICKEYS &Grandpa Dee Sign in to see full entry.

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