Make 10 Sentences Game

[ruddah_baggah]

Scouts:

1. Scouts are exciting people.
2. I wanted to hang the scout on my wall but ma said hunting trophies were perverse.
3. I was sent ahead to scout out the area and I got shot.
4. Scout is also a verb for dismissing something, such as an idea, scornfully.
5. We all decided he was a b*****d and roasted his Scout's Honor for it. wink
6. The scout ran home, because he was a scab.
7. I will be forced to exercise cannibalism on a scout today.
8. This is because scouts are the most loathsome creatures on the face of the earth.
9. Every scout within the ten mile radius was obliterated.
10. When I was ten my parents were tortured and raped by scouts.

next word: defibrillation  

[hippiepoet1964]

Defibrillation

1. Defibrillation is a method to stop the heart from fibrillating, and resume normal contractions of the heart.
2. You use a defibrillator for defibrillation.
3. Abnormal heart rhythms can be stopped by using defibrillation.
4. I have been through many scenes in the hospital, where we used the defibrillator for defibrillation of the heart.
5. The defibrillation comes from using an electric shock.
6. The patient can experience burns on an occasion from defibrillation to the chest.
7. Most health care professionals are taught how to use the defibrillator for defibrillation.
8. Defibrillation is used in Advanced Cardiac Life Support.
9. Defibrillators can be found in most malls now, for the purpose of early defibrillation, for the heart attack victim.
10. Ventricular Fibrillation would be a reason for the patient to receive defibrillation.


WITNESS  

[iMUFFIN HOAR]

1. "Stoney is the crustiest vato we have ever wit-nessed."( blaugh anyone get this reference?)
2. I am sad to have to witness the deforestation that's behind my house everyday.
3. Did you witness what just happened there?
4. Some of my mother's family are Jehovah's Witnessess.
5. Most Jehovah's Witnessess are annoying. (opinion, of course)
6. I don't think I'd make a very good witness in court.
7. A lot of legal documents must be witnessed.
8. Danny Glover was a bad guy in the movie "Witness."
9. To witness you in my life means that I have lived well...
10. There will be no one left to witness the end of the world.

New word:
consequences
cool  

[hippiepoet1964]

Consequences

1. "Truth or Consequences", used to be a game show that was on, when I was younger.
2. I also had the game "Truth or Consequences".
3. You must deal with the consequences of your own actions.
4. The consequences for getting caught with drugs is ridiculous.
5. I smoke marijuana and risk many consequences in doing so, until it is legalized in my state.
6. The consequences for playing with fire, is usually getting burned.
7. If you ******** with my children in any way, you will suffer the consequences.
8. The consequences of jumping off a 20-story building would be death.
9. I've made more than a few mistakes in my life and suffered the consequences for it.
10. Due to the consequences of your actions, you have been disqualified from the games.


MASTER  

[applecyder]

1. He-Man, Master of the Universe rofl was a cartoon that used to be on tv.
2. Louis du Point du Lac, or however you spell his name, used to be the master of a plantation.
3. This beauteous personage shall commisssion a statue of my greatness with that master craftsman. (talking in 3rd person hahaha)
4. How come 'master' sounds all-powerful while it's equivalent, 'mistress,' has other connotations?
5. I want to have a Master's Degree in International Relations.
6. 'Yesssssssssss, Masterrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr,' hissed the evil underling.
7. I want to master the art of making the perfect fluffy omellette.
8. In the Japanese original version of The Iron Chef, the master of ceremonies wears pompous and ostentatious gaudy clothes rofl
9. The disciples often called Christ, 'Master.'
10. Master and slave roleplay isn't very appealing to me ninja



corroborate  

[hippiepoet1964]

corroborate

1. Corroborate means to strengthen with evidence or to make more certain.
2. The above is the definition of corroborate from the freeDictionary.
3. The man could not corroborate his story, therefore the jury had no other choice but to convict him.
4. I need some evidence to corroborate your story about where you were Saturday night.
5. The teenagers were in trouble after they were unable to corroborate how the window got broken.
6. We shall corroborate with the others regarding this matter.
7. Can the two of you corroborate together on this matter?
8. Corroborate and cooperate are words which rhyme.
9. Can you corroborate your story, young lady?
10. I can corroborate my story, for I have witnesses.


HOSTILE  

[applecyder]

1. My avatar usually looks hostile because of the hobo get-up.
2. North Korea is a hostile country.
3. Do not meander into hostile territory or else you'll end up as space dust.
4. The neighbors' cats are very hostile.
5. The saying 'Make love, not war' does not work on hostile countries.
6. The feuding Montague and Capulet families were hostile towards each other.
7. Hostile and reconcile are on the opposite sides of the spectrum.
8. Palestinians and Israeli governments do not cease their being hostile even if there are many civilian deaths.
9. If you wake me up before my designated wake up time I will be very hostile for the rest of the day.
10. National Geographic shows lots of hostile animals when their environment is invaded.



doom gonk  

[hippiepoet1964]

doom

1. Wow, there is such a feeling of doom in this room.
2. Some folks worry about a certain day in time, which is to be filled with doom.
3. Folks call the impending date, Doom(sday).
4. Some folks feel like the lives they are living, are filled with doom.
5. When I was a child I frequently feared the doom of our country from a war with Russia.
6. We learned to go to a fallout shelter in the impending doom of nuclear war.
7. When one suffers from panic attacks, they feel a sense of doom.
8. Doom and gloom are words which rhyme.
9. The relationship was doom(ed) from the beginning.
10. It must be horrid sitting on death row, living in doom.


CONVEY  

[iMUFFIN HOAR]

1. Bert Convey was a game show host.
2. I realize this may not be what you meant by “convey.”
3. But “convey” and “Convey” are spelled the same.
4. I think most of the people who convey the news like reporting bad news.
5. Your actions convey more than your words.
6. Please convey my condolences.
7. His visage erroneously conveys strength.
8. New Age music conveys a tone of serenity.
9. She conveys her anger without doubts.
10. The witless puppet in the White House conveys that he is not a true patriot of this country by allowing the forests to be clear cut.

new word:
privacy  

[applecyder]

1. Celebrities have no privacy.
2. Papparazzi eat up their privacy.
3. However, they should've accepted the loss of privacy in exchange for their fame and fortune.
4. Average people do not notice how important privacy is.
5. These average people only miss their privacy when they have stalkers.
6. Teenagers value their privacy.
7. Hermits most certain value their privacy above all else.
8. Sometimes I voluntarily withdraw myself from society to get some privacy and peace of mind.
9. If you visualitze yourself in a calm place you can have some semblance of privacy.
10. For God's sake, leave me alone! I need my privacy! scream


healthy  

[hippiepoet1964]

Healthy

1. The boy has a healthy appetite.
2. Drinking alcohol every day is not a healthy thing to do, I learned that the hard way.
3. I was not very healthy when I drank a lot.
4. People go to see their physicians when they feel (un)healthy.
5. I try to eat organic foods and natural foods which tend to be more healthy.
6. Eating at fast food restaurants is not a healthy part of a diet.
7. Contrary to what people believe, diet soda pop is not healthy to drink.
8. The homeless man is not healthy.
9. Many (un)healthy people go without medical care because they have no insurance.
10. My job as a nurse was to help people become healthy again, when sick.


ORGANIC  

[Mrkurosakie]

1. The organic compounds brushed upon the deathly poison making acid!
2. Organic herbs are fresh to eat, and fresh in my mind, and are ravishly tasty.
3. Noting or pertaining to a class of chemical compounds that formerly comprised only those existing in or derived from plants or animals, but that now includes all other compounds like carbon, is one definition of organic.
4. The physical impairment is the cause of my organic disorder.
5. I met a farmer, who majored in growing organic fruits, and vegetables.
6. The definition of organic in #2 is from dictionary.com
7. I explained it organically, for I gained a vast knowledge of the topic.
8. The more organic fields of vegetables I grew, the healthier I became.
9. Organic pathology is the process of affecting the body tissue
10. I also got the above example of organic from dictionary.com

NEW WORD: Mechanism  

[hippiepoet1964]

mechanism

1. Anatomy is the study of the mechanism of the human body.
2. The mechanism of the machine totally confused the repairman.
3. Mechanism has many definitions in the Free Dictionary.
4. Mechanism is a noun which means: A machine or mechanical appliance.
5. Mechanism also means: The arrangement of connected parts in a machine.
6. An automobile mechanic knows the mechanisms of a car's motor.
7. In Biology, the word mechanism means the involuntary and consistent response of an organism to a given stimulus.
8. Some people use defense mechanisms; for example, they may acquire another personality to deal with a traumatic episode.
9. A defense mechanism of the skunk is to spray a sulfur-containing, highly offensive smelling chemical from it's a**l scent glands.
10. Mechanism can also be defined as the atomic process that occurs during a chemical reaction.


New Word: Nocturnal  

[iMUFFIN HOAR]

1. I tend to be nocturnal.
2. Nocturnal can be a noun.
3. When nocturnal is used as a noun, it is an astrolabe that tells time at night.
4. I have never seen a nocturnal blooming flower.
5. Nocturnal is the opposite of diurnal.
6. Owls and bats are nocturnal.
7. It's not easy to come up with ten sentences for the word "nocturnal", at least for me. biggrin
8. I am almost done with these "nocturnal" sentences.
9. Maybe I should tell you that "nocturnal" means, basically, of or pertaining to the night.
10. I have had to force myself to stop being nocturnal, as I was missing out on a lot.

New word:
illustration

Is it just me and my imagination or is this turning out to be mostly Applecyder and Hippiepoet1964 and sometimes, myself?  

[applecyder]

ninja No, it is not your imagination ninja

1. Illustration board is a tough piece of cardboard.
2. When I was in grade school, teachers always told us to bring illustration boards for art.
3. That glob of ink is actually an illustration.
4. I want to buy a hard-bound, colored book full of Calvin and Hobbes illustrations.
5. Trying to think of ways to use illustration in a sentence when you are sleep-deprived is hard.
6. Comic artists are illustrators due to their illustrations.
7. If you take the previous definition seriously then the artist Toulouse Lautrec can be considered an illustrator since his drawings are quick illustrations of Parisian life.
8. If I were to represent my life in an illustration it would be a hermit living in a cave, half buried by a mountain of textbooks.
9. My friend's illustrations of stylized people are quite nice.
10. Illustrous and illustration are not the same.


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