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Here are six to nine letter words using your letters. Please click 'HELPFUL' if so, thanks! antlia anvils aslant atonal avails salina saliva savant sonata talion talons tonsil violas vitals volant latvian valiant lavation salivant salvation

Below are 4 to 7 letter words using your letters. (Please click 'HELPFUL' if so, thanks!) bees bise bums imbu muse seem semi embue embus imbue sebum bemuse

Following the parameters suggested, I use this link to unscramble: http://www.litscape.com/word_tools/contains_only.php

From my earliest childhood memory: "A noun is a person, place, or thing." From an online dictionary however: noun

1. a word (other than a pronoun) used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things common noun, or to name a particular one of these proper noun.

"No plagiarism" Definition provided below. You will need to rewrite in your own words as requested: The Toulmin Terms Toulmin identifies the three essential parts of any argument as the claim, the data or evidence which is offered to support the claim, and the warrant. The warrant is the assumption on which the claim and the evidence depend. Another way of saying this would be that the warrant explains why the data supports the claim. (Please click HELPFUL if so, thanks!)

(Please click HELPFUL if so, thanks!) Here is a comprehensive list of adjectives describing the weather:

• arid
• bad
• bitter
• blusterous
• balmy
• calm
• cold
• cloudy
• crummy
• clear
• close
• damp
• dead
• dark
• drizzly
• frosty
• good
• hot
• humid
• hazy
• icy
• mild
• misty
• muggy
• rainy
• raw
• revolting
• sunny
• stormy
• snow
• steamy
• showery
• scorching
• sultry
• tempestuous
• warm
• wet
• windy FROM THIS LINK: http://www.describingwords.org/article/weather-adjectives

Economy (e·CON·o·my) Word stress / emphasis on 'CON'. Additional note if 'schoolwork': Word Stress When a word has more than one syllable, not all syllables are pronounced with the same degree of force. The syllable which is pronounced with greater force is called the stressed syllable. You can also call it the accented syllable. "Accent" in this case means "emphasis". When speaking, it is important to put the stress on the correct syllable. Otherwise, it would sound unnatural, and might even be difficult to understand. Additional notes: e·co·NOM·ics, e·co·NOM·i·cal, e·CON·o·mist Good luck! Please click 'HELP·FUL' if so, thanks! :)

How about a 'finder' instead as the possibilities are endless. Try this perhaps: http://www.babynames.ch/ Good luck to you!

Here are four and five letter words. There are no six or seven letter words generating. (Please click 'HELPFUL' if so - thanks!)haloharphoarholyhypolyraopaloralpalyplayploypolyprayrolyropyhaplyharpyhoaryparolpharophylapolarroyal

"Shattered illusions" is the first thing that comes to mind. Would you care to send more info please? Glad to help!

Here's a start ... Please click 'HELPFUL' if so, thanks! convivial cheerful delighted ecstatic elated glad joyful joyous jubilant lively merry overjoyed peaceful pleasant pleased thrilled upbeat blessed blest blissful blithe can't complain captivated chipper chirpy content convivial exultant flying high gay gleeful gratified intoxicated jolly laughing light looking good mirthful on cloud nine peppy perky playful sparkling sunny tickled tickled pink up walking on air

According to Yahoo! - the humorous bone (funny bone), with these letters not used: GPJGS Please click 'HELPFUL' if so, thanks!

My word search only finds these entries posted below. None are seven (or six) letters. Sorry about that & good luck! co no nu on or ou un ur con cor cru cur non nor nun orc our roc run unc uno urn conn corn cour noun nunc unco runon

Try the "Search the Lyrics" box here - center of page a few inches down: http://www.ireland-information.com/irishmusic/irishsongs-music-lyrics-midis.htm (Please click 'HELPFUL' if so - thanks!)

The song is called "West Heaven" by Rhonda Lee Oglesby Coullet (1945-). It is considered the John Belushi Tribute Song. It aired on Saturday Night Live shortly after his death. The lyrics do not seem to be on the internet on any of my sources. Hope this helps a little!

The song is here: http://www.lyricsvault.net/php/artist.php?s=62471#axzz3efrvX6b4 Please click 'HELPFUL' if this is what you are looking for. Thanks! "Oh No" (Clint Ballard - Angela Riella) (Could you smile when she were around?) Oh no [oh no] (Would you go out and paint the town?) Oh no Is there something you're trying to say? Is my darling going away? (Well, havn't you heard the news?) Oh no [oh no] (Did she ever tell you 'bout Joe?) Oh no [oh no] (Don't you know that she loves him so?) Oh Lord, no Everything was still all right When I left her late last night (But she's leaving town with Joe) Oh no. [oh no.] --- Instrumental --- (Would you punished her being good?) Oh no [oh no] (Are you're closing the door for good?) Oh Lord, no I'll get down and beg on my knees If it can bring her back to me (Won't you ever forget?) Oh no (oh no), oh no (oh no), oh no... (oh no...)

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I went to two different websites of country names and neither list of countries had any names that could be made from those letters.