Nice one, as the word appears indeed obscure at best.

Doing extensive Google search has found a wordsmith. Definition of arruginated on the pattern of rugine + ar-

prefix variant spelling of ad- assimilated before r (as in arrive, arrogate).
Rugine
v. t. All opinions to support ; “Ruine v. T. How should a ruginer on the floor scrape? ] To scrape, “a bone”, to scale.
” ) n. (f”] n. ] (Surg.) An instrument for scraping the periosteum from bones; an aspatory.

Is it possible to

describe the opening with his trademark phrase ‘Key’ two
times?
If it

is an English adaptation of a French word, which would indicate that they have lied with a British word to describe the Greek language. Said user gives no clear source for his definition of “a Joyce reader” which is a pity.

If this definition holds any water, then the meaning would be closer to a well-worn male key than the proposed rusted key.

Nice one, as the word appears indeed obscure at best.

Doing extensive Google search has found a wordsmith. Definition of arruginated on the pattern of rugine + ar-

prefix variant spelling of ad- assimilated before r (as in arrive, arrogate).
Rugine
v. t. All opinions to support ; “Ruine v. T. How should a ruginer on the floor scrape? ] To scrape, “a bone”, to scale.
” ) n. (f”] n. ] (Surg.) An instrument for scraping the periosteum from bones; an aspatory.

Is it possible to

describe the opening with his trademark phrase ‘Key’ two
times?
If it

is an English adaptation of a French word, which would indicate that they have lied with a British word to describe the Greek language. Said user gives no clear source for his definition of “a Joyce reader” which is a pity.

If this definition holds any water, then the meaning would be closer to a well-worn male key than the proposed rusted key.

Nice one, as the word appears indeed obscure at best.

Doing extensive Google search has found a wordsmith. Definition of arruginated on the pattern of rugine + ar-

prefix variant spelling of ad- assimilated before r (as in arrive, arrogate).
Rugine
v. t. All opinions to support ; “Ruine v. T. How should a ruginer on the floor scrape? ] To scrape, “a bone”, to scale.
” ) n. (f”] n. ] (Surg.) An instrument for scraping the periosteum from bones; an aspatory.

Is it possible to

describe the opening with his trademark phrase ‘Key’ two
times?
If it

is an English adaptation of a French word, which would indicate that they have lied with a British word to describe the Greek language. Said user gives no clear source for his definition of “a Joyce reader” which is a pity.

If this definition holds any water, then the meaning would be closer to a well-worn male key than the proposed rusted key.

Nice one, as the word appears indeed obscure at best.

Doing extensive Google search has found a wordsmith. Definition of arruginated on the pattern of rugine + ar-

prefix variant spelling of ad- assimilated before r (as in arrive, arrogate).
Rugine
v. t. All opinions to support ; “Ruine v. T. How should a ruginer on the floor scrape? ] To scrape, “a bone”, to scale.
” ) n. (f”] n. ] (Surg.) An instrument for scraping the periosteum from bones; an aspatory.

Is it possible to

describe the opening with his trademark phrase ‘Key’ two
times?
If it

is an English adaptation of a French word, which would indicate that they have lied with a British word to describe the Greek language. Said user gives no clear source for his definition of “a Joyce reader” which is a pity.

If this definition holds any water, then the meaning would be closer to a well-worn male key than the proposed rusted key.

Nice one, as the word appears indeed obscure at best.

Doing extensive Google search has found a wordsmith. Definition of arruginated on the pattern of rugine + ar-

prefix variant spelling of ad- assimilated before r (as in arrive, arrogate).
Rugine
v. t. All opinions to support ; “Ruine v. T. How should a ruginer on the floor scrape? ] To scrape, “a bone”, to scale.
” ) n. (f”] n. ] (Surg.) An instrument for scraping the periosteum from bones; an aspatory.

Is it possible to

describe the opening with his trademark phrase ‘Key’ two
times?
If it

is an English adaptation of a French word, which would indicate that they have lied with a British word to describe the Greek language. Said user gives no clear source for his definition of “a Joyce reader” which is a pity.

If this definition holds any water, then the meaning would be closer to a well-worn male key than the proposed rusted key.

Nice one, as the word appears indeed obscure at best.

Doing extensive Google search has found a wordsmith. Definition of arruginated on the pattern of rugine + ar-

prefix variant spelling of ad- assimilated before r (as in arrive, arrogate).
Rugine
v. t. All opinions to support ; “Ruine v. T. How should a ruginer on the floor scrape? ] To scrape, “a bone”, to scale.
” ) n. (f”] n. ] (Surg.) An instrument for scraping the periosteum from bones; an aspatory.

Is it possible to

describe the opening with his trademark phrase ‘Key’ two
times?
If it

is an English adaptation of a French word, which would indicate that they have lied with a British word to describe the Greek language. Said user gives no clear source for his definition of “a Joyce reader” which is a pity.

If this definition holds any water, then the meaning would be closer to a well-worn male key than the proposed rusted key.

Nice one, as the word appears indeed obscure at best.

Doing extensive Google search has found a wordsmith. Definition of arruginated on the pattern of rugine + ar-

prefix variant spelling of ad- assimilated before r (as in arrive, arrogate).
Rugine
v. t. All opinions to support ; “Ruine v. T. How should a ruginer on the floor scrape? ] To scrape, “a bone”, to scale.
” ) n. (f”] n. ] (Surg.) An instrument for scraping the periosteum from bones; an aspatory.

Is it possible to

describe the opening with his trademark phrase ‘Key’ two
times?
If it

is an English adaptation of a French word, which would indicate that they have lied with a British word to describe the Greek language. Said user gives no clear source for his definition of “a Joyce reader” which is a pity.

If this definition holds any water, then the meaning would be closer to a well-worn male key than the proposed rusted key.

Nice one, as the word appears indeed obscure at best.

Doing extensive Google search has found a wordsmith. Definition of arruginated on the pattern of rugine + ar-

prefix variant spelling of ad- assimilated before r (as in arrive, arrogate).
Rugine
v. t. All opinions to support ; “Ruine v. T. How should a ruginer on the floor scrape? ] To scrape, “a bone”, to scale.
” ) n. (f”] n. ] (Surg.) An instrument for scraping the periosteum from bones; an aspatory.

Is it possible to

describe the opening with his trademark phrase ‘Key’ two
times?
If it

is an English adaptation of a French word, which would indicate that they have lied with a British word to describe the Greek language. Said user gives no clear source for his definition of “a Joyce reader” which is a pity.

If this definition holds any water, then the meaning would be closer to a well-worn male key than the proposed rusted key.

Nice one, as the word appears indeed obscure at best.

Doing extensive Google search has found a wordsmith. Definition of arruginated on the pattern of rugine + ar-

prefix variant spelling of ad- assimilated before r (as in arrive, arrogate).
Rugine
v. t. All opinions to support ; “Ruine v. T. How should a ruginer on the floor scrape? ] To scrape, “a bone”, to scale.
” ) n. (f”] n. ] (Surg.) An instrument for scraping the periosteum from bones; an aspatory.

Is it possible to

describe the opening with his trademark phrase ‘Key’ two
times?
If it

is an English adaptation of a French word, which would indicate that they have lied with a British word to describe the Greek language. Said user gives no clear source for his definition of “a Joyce reader” which is a pity.

If this definition holds any water, then the meaning would be closer to a well-worn male key than the proposed rusted key.

Nice one, as the word appears indeed obscure at best.

Doing extensive Google search has found a wordsmith. Definition of arruginated on the pattern of rugine + ar-

prefix variant spelling of ad- assimilated before r (as in arrive, arrogate).
Rugine
v. t. All opinions to support ; “Ruine v. T. How should a ruginer on the floor scrape? ] To scrape, “a bone”, to scale.
” ) n. (f”] n. ] (Surg.) An instrument for scraping the periosteum from bones; an aspatory.

Is it possible to

describe the opening with his trademark phrase ‘Key’ two
times?
If it

is an English adaptation of a French word, which would indicate that they have lied with a British word to describe the Greek language. Said user gives no clear source for his definition of “a Joyce reader” which is a pity.

If this definition holds any water, then the meaning would be closer to a well-worn male key than the proposed rusted key.