In which we asked you to combine the beginning and end of two words in the Style and Arts sections of Sunday's Post to create a new word. Lots of entries this week, some way better than others. (Example of Others: "Roof-us: A doofus who's a roofer.")
Educa-ca: When I look back on all the . . . silly stuff I learned in high school . . . (Kevin Dopart)
Flu-nundrum: "Feed a cold, starve a fever" or "Starve a cold, feed a fever"? (Pam Sweeney, Germantown)
Geta-rooms: Couples displaying excessive public affection. "Ugh, I just rode up the elevator with a pair of geta-rooms going at it the whole way." (Mark Eckenwiler, Washington)
Joy-vey: The special delight that some mothers get from worrying. (Chris Doyle)
Scat-mospheric: Describing the aroma of the bus station restroom. (Pam Sweeney)
Water-hello: A kinder, gentler form of torture. (Randy Lee, Burke)
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