Xerox equipment is what I used to make the flyers back in the day when I was wildly throwing Olivia Newton-John-centric Xanadu parties.
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Fantastic word game
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Xanadu parties often featured the songs of Olivia Newton-John presented in arrangements specifically written for xylophones.
Xylophones sound especially nice while cruising the waters in my xebec.
Xebec captains need to be flexible, so it's hard to be a xebec captain and a xenophobe.
Xenophobe type people would probably resist visiting foreign countries where they could contract xanthoma.
Xanthoma sufferers wondered aloud, "Bet you can't find anything else that starts with X."
That's right... I'm imposing a special rule... There's only so many words that start with X, and the usual suspects - X-rays, xylophones, and the obligatory Xanadu reference - have now been used. I suppose we could start with the Y's today and continue with the Y's tomorrow.
That's right... I'm imposing a special rule... There's only so many words that start with X, and the usual suspects - X-rays, xylophones, and the obligatory Xanadu reference - have now been used. I suppose we could start with the Y's today and continue with the Y's tomorrow.
You can't find anything else that starts with X, if you aren't looking that hard, but there are what amounts to xenografts to keep the X's going.
http://www.crosswordsolver.org/definition/X
http://www.crosswordsolver.org/definition/X
You can't find anything else that starts with X except for xanthareel, xanthic, xanthippe, xanthocarpous, xanthochroia, or even xanthocyanopsy which is form of colour-blindness in which only blue and yellow can be distinguished.
No Y's until tomorrow, sorry. Please post with an X or sit out today. The choice is yours.
Ooops...not fast enough.
xenografts to keep the X's going is a good way to continue and I like the challenge because I'm learning lots of news words today including xanthocyanopsy, a form of colour-blindness in which only blue and yellow can be distinguished
No Y's until tomorrow, sorry. Please post with an X or sit out today. The choice is yours.
Ooops...not fast enough.
xenografts to keep the X's going is a good way to continue and I like the challenge because I'm learning lots of news words today including xanthocyanopsy, a form of colour-blindness in which only blue and yellow can be distinguished
Xanthocyanopsy, a form of colour-blindness in which only blue and yellow can be distinguished, sounds like it presents its own set of problems, and xerotic doesn't mean what you'd think it means at first.
Xerotic doesn't mean what you'd think it means at first which is true because it means dry, not erotic or sexy and thanks to our excursion today into X words, I now know that when I grow up I want to be a xylopolist.
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Xylopolist should be consulted when finding materials to build the housing for certain percusive MIDI instruments whose serial interfaces communicate using XON/XOFF flow control.
[size=8pt]Had to look up "xylopolist" in Wiktionary.....
[size=8pt]Had to look up "xylopolist" in Wiktionary.....
XON/XOFF flow control just might be able to help you fight xerosis.
Xerosis is some abnormally dry skin, which may or may not have afflicted Xerxes, Artaxerxes, or some of the other Persian kings.
Xerxes, Artaxerxes, or some of the other Persian kings were probably quite generous when it came to xeniums.
Xeniums, if they come in the form of yellow plants as gifts, should contain some xanthophyll, if that's what you're looking for.
Xanthophyll, if that's what you're looking for might be quite appealing to xenops.
Xylem is the means by which plants often drink, but hopefully they drink water and not xylol.
Xylol, according to wiktionary, apparently has something to do with xylene which is an isomeric aromatic hydrocarbon which is nothing I can coherently write about so I thought instead I'd mention how all these X clues made me think of the game show Hollywood Squares and the way you win would be getting 3 X's in a row across, up and down, or diagonally.
I'm X-hausted now. ;D
I'm X-hausted now. ;D
X's in a row across, up and down, or diagonally, or O's in a row across, up and down, or diagonally, if O's were the hand you were dealt, are also something you might do if you had a free piece of wood and were one of America's xylographers.