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Do as many as you like. If I have made something unclear, notify me, and I'll change the message. THANKS!!!

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FAMILY #1:
DW- FN is biblical. LN is Scottish.
DH- FN starts with 'O.' LN is the LN of anyone in the cast of "The Phantom of the Opera." (Play or movie)
DS#1- FN is French.
DS#2- FN is a nickname.

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DS#1's family:
DS#1 (DH)-
DW- FN is French. LN is Scottish.
DD- FN is biblical.
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FAMILY #2:
DW- FN is a nickname. LN starts with 'B.'
DH- FN comes from a surname. LN is a plural noun.
DS- FN is biblical and contains two syllables.

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DS's family:
DS (DH)-
DW- FN comes from Germanic. LN starts with 'E.'
DS- FN is a nickname and can be a male or female name (Sam, for example)
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FAMILY #3:
DH#1- FN comes from Germanic. LN is English.
DW- FN is a pet name. LN is a singular noun.
DS- FN is the nickname of a Biblical name.
DD- FN is a pet form of a Hebrew name.

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DD's Family:
DD (DW)-
DH- FN is a pet form of a Scottish name. LN is Welsh.
DD- FN is the name of a city.
DS- FN is a nickname of a Greek name.
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DW- same as above (FN is a pet name. LN is a singular noun)
DH#2- FN is biblical and is one syllable long.
DS- FN is Dutch. LN is LN of "Grandfather" above ("LN is English").

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DS's family:
DS (DH)-
DW- FN is the feminine form of a masculine name. LN comes from a FN.
DD- FN is a short form of a biblical name.

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DD's family:
DD (DW)-
DH- FN is a nickname and can be a male or female name (Sam, for example)
DD- FN is the short form of a French name.

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Have fun!

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We are now no longer the Knights Who Say "Ni!" We are now the Knights Who Say "Ekke, Ekke, Ekke, Ekke, Ptang, Zoo Boing!" Therefore, we must give you a test. You must cut down the mightiest tree in the forest with...a herring!

This message was edited 8/18/2005, 12:39 PM