Word Association Game

[KatieHal]

Jack-of-all-trades

[Delling]

master-of-none (quick, next person finish the saying!)

[snabbott]

Though oftentimes better than master of one.

(I had to look it up - I never heard that part.)

[Haids1987]

Uhhh...slave owner? 

[Deloria]

δουλόω, which is Attic for "enslave"

[LadyTerra]

Capture

[Haids1987]

Bars

[Delling]

δουλόω, which is Attic for "enslave"

pubs

[DawsonJ]

Cerveza

[Haids1987]

Corona

[LadyTerra]

Coors

[Damar]

urine

[Haids1987]

Hospital

[DawsonJ]

Asylum

[Delling]

Here!

[Deloria]

Voilà!

(I want a plural. A plural would look pretty. Weird, but pretty. Having it exist as only a contraction of "vois", the imperative singular of "voir" (to see) and "Là", there is strangely unsatisfactory. Verbs are meant to exist in more than just the second person singular imperative active. )

[Haids1987]

Violin

[waltzdancing]

Concert

[Delling]

Voilà!

(I want a plural. A plural would look pretty. Weird, but pretty. Having it exist as only a contraction of "vois", the imperative singular of "voir" (to see) and "Là", there is strangely unsatisfactory. Verbs are meant to exist in more than just the second person singular imperative active. )

voyélà?? don't think so... singular imperatives could be distributive "each of you, look there!"... maybe... actually, on a related note, HOW INFURIATING IS IT WHEN SOMEONE SAYS "viola" FOR "voilà"? 

concierto

[darthkiwi]

Mendelssohn.

(Whose violin concerto, by the way, is amazing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRXJWUzn240 )

HOW INFURIATING IS IT WHEN SOMEONE SAYS "viola" FOR "voilà"?

THIS MUST END. I mean, there's no similarity between the two words except for their arbitrary signifiers! It just makes no sense!