Gruntled

[TANGODANCER]

Can one be ceived, before being (de) ceived?

[Bruce Rioja]

I fined that by simply adding 'ed' to the end of any noun creates a new word for being drunk.

[Montreal Wanderer]

I fined that by simply adding 'ed' to the end of any noun creates a new word for being drunk.

Don't you mean 'finded'?

[Bruce Rioja]

I fined that by simply adding 'ed' to the end of any noun creates a new word for being drunk.

Don't you mean 'finded'?

Not really, no.

[TANGODANCER]

(in) choate. An absolute cracker....

[Montreal Wanderer]

I fined that by simply adding 'ed' to the end of any noun creates a new word for being drunk.

Don't you mean 'finded'?

Not really, no.

Must be sober then....

[Montreal Wanderer]

(in) choate. An absolute cracker....

No doubt a super word. Not sure 'in' is a prefix here rather then part of the word as some words begin with it like Indian or insult. Still an excellent word to drop into conversation.

[Montreal Wanderer]

Do doubles count?

(dis)(in)genuous

[bobo the clown]

I wasn't a believer in this at first, I was in denial.

However, I do now .... so am I in complete "nial" !!

[Bruce Rioja]

I fined that by simply adding 'ed' to the end of any noun creates a new word for being drunk.

Don't you mean 'finded'?

Not really, no.

Must be sober then....

I was totally Turkish Bathed.

[thebish]

utterly sepp blattered...

[Lost Leopard Spot]

I wasn't a believer in this at first, I was in denial.

However, I do now .... so am I in complete "nial" !!

[Lost Leopard Spot]

It's on the list already.

I suggest that you republish the list.

That would help both the fused and the confused I guess.

I shall get on it, second thing Monday morning...

[Lost Leopard Spot]

utterly sepp blattered...

That's a state I've visited, more than once.

[bobo the clown]

It's on the list already.

I suggest that you republish the list.

That would help both the fused and the confused I guess.

I shall get on it, second thing Monday morning...

Well I hope you are verted .... and can't centrate on the matter.

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Here is the OFFICIAL LIST OF T.W. WORDS:
(dis) Gruntled
(dis) Turbed
(dis) Figured
(in) Tently
(ab) Scond
(dis) Hevelled
(contra) Dictory
(con) Sistent
(dis/ex) Tinguished
(de) Vastated
(dis) Asterous
(con) Fused
(anti) Podean
(de) Nial

These, below, are still up for consideration:
(de) Funct
(de) Terred
(de) Ceived
(con) Servative

And here is a list of some of those that have been rejected:
(in) Scrutable
(in0 Congruous
(dys) Lexic
(dis) Tant
(epi) Logue
(pro) Logue
(dis) Cipline
(uni) Form
(uni) Corn
(dis) Qualify
(ante) Lope
(mis) Anthrope
(in) Supportable
(in) Tolerable
(dis) Appointed
(antidis) Establishmentarianism
(dis) Combobulated
(super) Califrag…
(un) Ravel
(in) Corrigible
(de) Capitated
(disin) Genuous
(con) Centrate
(con) Geal
(con/ag) Glomerate

[Bruce Rioja]

Is there an opposite of defenestration?

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Is there an opposite of defenestration?

Fenestrated is an english word - it means to have windows.

[Worthy4England]

Is there an opposite of defenestration?

Fenestrated is an english word - it means to have windows.

I thought it was to have holes (rather than windows) and not necessarily in a building

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Is there an opposite of defenestration?

Fenestrated is an english word - it means to have windows.

I thought it was to have holes (rather than windows) and not necessarily in a building

Holes, windows, same difference... and not necessarily in a building, correct. In fact in olden times they were usually holes (windows) in a skull.