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Gyrrakavian wrote:Dave, it only just now occurs to me that we must also determine whether or not the 'th' is pronounced as the voiced fricative /ð/ digraph form or if each is pronounced separately.

Labio-Dental Fricative - featuring Eric Clapton on guitar.

There's magic in doggie kisses...

And healing powers too.

AnotherFairportfan wrote: Labio-Dental Fricatice - featuring Eric Clapton on guitar.

That was a very entertaining song, I hadn't heard before, but I got the most entertainment out of trying, as a layman mind you, in trying to decipher the phrase:

Labio-Dental Fricatice

I initially assumed it had something to do between two (hopefully) consenting adults; the mind boggles!

TazManiac wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote: Labio-Dental Fricatice - featuring Eric Clapton on guitar.

That was a very entertaining song, I hadn't heard before, but I got the most entertainment out of trying, as a layman mind you, in trying to decipher the phrase:

Labio-Dental Fricatice

I initially assumed it had something to do between two (hopefully) consenting adults; the mind boggles!

Argh. Fixt.

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Part of the Bonzo Dog (doo dah) Band/Rutles/Beatles/Monty Python/Many other things pileup.

Nuth'n to fix;

'labio', well I was led to imagine an outer portion of a certain (Usually private) area.

'dental' sounds Mouth related.

And the rest evokes friction, so... yeah, It's not you, it's me.