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14766 Re: Sounds like da Bungles have an unhappy quarterback
   Why is it that Webster's shows nothing for the UN_WORD parce....????... 		micro   GRITZ   12 Dec 2025
 10:36 PM
14761 Re: Sounds like da Bungles have an unhappy quarterback
   [color=blue][b]So, yer sayin' dat da Frog King's spellin' is "dat... 		Beldin   GRITZ   12 Dec 2025
 10:01 PM

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Re: Sounds like da Bungles have an unhappy quarterback

By: monkeytrots in GRITZ
Fri, 12 Dec 25 9:12 PM
Msg. 14756 of 14901
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Alright, youz guys asked fur dis un ....

parce

Noun:

1. A type of French pastry filled with fruit or chocolate.

2. (historical) A parcel or package, typically wrapped and sent through the mail.

Example sentences:

- I can't resist the deliciousness of a freshly baked parce.

- In the 19th century, people relied on parces to send letters and goods to distant places.

Verb:

1. (dated) To divide or distribute something evenly.

2. (archaic) To separate or part ways with someone or something.

3. (archaic) To apportion or share resources among a group.

Example sentences:

- The teacher will parce the cake among all the students.

- It was a sad moment when they decided to parce and go their separate ways.

- The leader had to make difficult decisions on how to parce scarce food supplies among the villagers.

Adjective:

1. (informal) Describing something that is popular or well-liked.

2. (informal) Pertaining to something specific or local.

Example sentences:

- That new restaurant is so parce among food enthusiasts.

- It's always interesting to explore the parce cuisine of a particular region.

So there. TAKE DAT !!!!


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