CHANGE ONE WORD

[Loren]

Slimy serpents seductively slither through silky small solemn sequins.

@Alexej - Perhaps, homograph or homophone?

Alliteration continues...

 

[tree]

Seven serpents seductively slither through silky small solemn sequins.

 

[Alexej]

Seven serpents seductively slither supporting silky small solemn sequins.

I taught my little dog to chew a stick

this was post 2

 

[tree]

@Alexej

Yes, that is one of the points that can be derived from this game.
That small changes eventually can make a big difference.

 

[tree]

Seven serpents seductively slither supporting silky small solemn potatoes.

 

[Alexej]

Seven serpents seductively slither supporting silky small baking potatoes.

 

[tree]

Seven serpents seductively slither supporting silky small pink potatoes.

 

[Karamazov]

Seven serpents seductively slither supporting silky petite pink potatoes.

 

[tree]

Seven serpents seductively slither supporting pitiful petite pink potatoes.

 

[Yeshuasdaughter]

Seven serpents seductively slither supporting pitiful petite pink potatoes.

This is so cool. How did that happen while I was having surgery? All the words started with S and now P is moving in... did you decide ahead of time to do that? or is it totally organic?

 

[Karamazov]

Seven Serpents seductively slither peeling pitiful petite pink potatoes.

This is so cool. How did that happen while I was having surgery? All the words started with S and now P is moving in... did you decide ahead of time to do that? or is it totally organic?

The alliteration was noted as it arose organically with the S words, no plan has been discussed though.

 

[Hylian]

Seven Serpents seductively pack peeling pitiful petite pink potatoes.

 

[Karamazov]

Petulant serpents seductively pack peeling pitiful pink petite potatoes.

 

[Alexej]

Petulant possums seductively pack peeling pitiful pink petite potatoes.

Point of grammar. Is the plural of possum possums.
Latin would say that a word ending in "um" goes to "i" in plural - but I may be wrong; and it may not be a big deal

 

[Karamazov]

Petulant possums proactively pack peeling pitiful pink petite potatoes.

Point of grammar. Is the plural of possum possums.
Latin would say that a word ending in "um" goes to "i" in plural - but I may be wrong; and it may not be a big deal

Possum derives from the Powhatan name for the creature: so Latin pluralisation rules don’t apply. Possums is correct

 

[Alexej]

Red possums proactively pack peeling pitiful pink petite potatoes.

 

[Karamazov]

Red Reptiles proactively pack peeling pitiful pink petite potatoes.

 

[Alexej]

Red Reptiles proactively pack reeking pitiful pink petite potatoes.

 

[Karamazov]

Red Reptiles reluctantly pack reeking pitiful pink petite potatoes

 

[Yeshuasdaughter]

Red Reptiles reluctantly pack reeking pitiful pink red potatoes