Language

(and now speak it out loud)

Have a Winfield = Wait a minute or two, for something to happen or someoneto get back to you. Other words have a cigarette and by the time you finnished the time will be up(Winfield is a type of cigarette)

Archaic word

trig = fill, stuff, cram

Brewer's Phrase & Fable

Tom Tug = A waterman. In allusion to the tug or boat so called, or to tugging at the oars.

Difficult words

prolate - a. having flattened sides due to lengthwise elongation.

Limerick

"This [plot | spot]," said old Farmer McGraw, "I [hold in great reverence | remember with fondness] and awe. For here on the grass I had my first piece of ass, While her mother [stood by and said 'Baa'." | was braying, hee-haw"]

Knowledge

Adme`tusking of Pheræ in Thessaly, one of the Argonauts, under whom Apollo served for a time as neat-herd. See Alcestis.

Quote

Loyalty by Henry Kissinger - We are all the President's men.

Tongue twister

The little red lorry went down Limuru road.

Unusual word

n?v? = granular snow; field of granular snow