Can you give me the definition (via dictionary.com)?
- the motion of an object or a projectile in rebounding or deflecting one or more times from the surface over which it is passing or against which it hits a glancing blow.
Can you please repeat the word? rik-uh-shey, rik-uh-shey
R-I-C-O-C-H-E-T
Ricochet.
That is correct.
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Lucky bastard
ReplyDeleteUmmmm....the dictionary link is to Rickety. I wanted to do more studying of Ricochet by finding its country of origin. How do I search on these other sites!!!! It's so confusing. Maybe I'll just google 'What is the country origin of Ricochet?'.
ReplyDeleteFixed now. You learned all about rickety months ago! How could I deprive you of ricochet learning?!
DeleteAlso, that's a good point. I should have included country of origin. Hardly anyone doesn't ask for that. I have really failed you guys on this one.
ReplyDeleteEvery great enterprise has its worts. You must ricochet off your failure into success.
ReplyDeleteAnd every loyal reader has his wArts as well. Dumbass
ReplyDeleteTo be fair, every great brewing enterprise does have its worts.
DeleteSpeaking of, you should check out RicksBrewery.com. It's very in depth as to what they are all about.
DeleteThis has nothing to do with this post but Maryland and Rutgers to the Big Ten. What a joke. I am starting to see conferences as more and more of a joke about money. I think you just root for your team but I will have less and less reason to root for the Big Ten in general in bowl games and so forth. Conference pride is dying in me.
ReplyDeleteYeah.....I have kept trying to see college sports in a bit more of a light of innocence than professional sports, but I can no longer fool myself. So sad.
DeleteWell - I'm off to enjoy being a fan of the NBA again.
ricochet |ˈrikəˌ sh ā; -ˌ sh et|
ReplyDeleteORIGIN mid 18th cent.: from French, of unknown origin.