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Enough chit-chat – what’s the Wicked Word?
The Wicked Word is . . .
SEDENTARY
The Game is Afoot!
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Thanks Jay – got it. This is such a fun event – thanks for starting it. It will be fun to watch it grow!
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My weekend was entirely sedentary.
Didn’t do much. I’d just set ‘n tarry.
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I read somewhere that
a sedentary lifestyle is disastrous for hips and thighs
but in Tiggy’s case, my 17year old cat
a sedentary lifestyle is essential for her to survive!
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As the proud owner of a semi-sedentary lifestyle, I’ve mastered the art of being a happy ‘fit’. Too lazy to gym/run, I prefer to get my token exercise through my daily commute i.e., 2500 steps. Thus, laziness: check, health: check 😉
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“You’re too sedentary,” she said.
“I can’t help it. I’m a rock,” he replied.
“That’s sedimentary, you idiot!”
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A rocky relationship. Perfect.
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Studying volcanoes is how my volcanologist husband likes to spend our vacations. Nothing Sedentary for him. No lounging on beaches. Whether slogging up the side of a volcano or battling recalcitrant technology, his favorite line? “You can’t keep a good scientist down!”
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Six sedentary wives
Stare stonily with sullen eyes
Stones and wives
Secret lives
No surprise
Kill with knives
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