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==Obtained From== | ==Obtained From== | ||
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:''[[In the Shade]]'' (0-1) | :''[[In the Shade]]'' (0-1) | ||
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:[[Chez Snootée]] (''sometimes'') (1200 [[Meat]]) | |||
==When Used== | ==When Used== | ||
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*"Orange" is a well-known example of an English word for which there are no legitimate rhyming words. | *"Orange" is a well-known example of an English word for which there are no legitimate rhyming words. | ||
*"Veni, vedi, vici" is a famous Latin phrase often attributed to [[Wikipedia:Julius Caesar|Julius Caesar]]. It translates as "I came, I saw, I conquered." The 'c' in vici is pronounced like the 'ch' in "change" by English and Italian speakers, which makes the line rhyme with lychee. However, Latin lacked soft 'ch' and soft 'c' sounds, as well as the English 'v' sound. The 'c' was always a hard 'c', and the 'v' was pronounced like the English 'w'. | *"Veni, vedi, vici" is a famous Latin phrase often attributed to [[Wikipedia:Julius Caesar|Julius Caesar]]. It translates as "I came, I saw, I conquered." The 'c' in vici is pronounced like the 'ch' in "change" by English and Italian speakers, which makes the line rhyme with lychee. However, Latin lacked soft 'ch' and soft 'c' sounds, as well as the English 'v' sound. The 'c' was always a hard 'c', and the 'v' was pronounced like the English 'w'. | ||
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*[[Sea produce]] | |||
==Zapping== | ==Zapping== | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:25, 11 November 2014
sea lychee
This is a sea lychee, a member of an exclusive club: Fruits whose syllables all rhyme. Needless to say, there are no oranges in that club.
(Cooking ingredient)
(Cocktailcrafting ingredient)
Type: food (decent)
Size: 1
Level required: 2
Selling Price: 400 Meat.
(In-game plural: sea lychees)
Obtained From
- An Octopus's Garden
- In the Shade (0-1)
- Stores
- Chez Snootée (sometimes) (1200 Meat)
When Used
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| You eat the lychee. Veni, vidi, vici. | ||
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| (You gain 1 Fullness.) |
Uses
References
- "Orange" is a well-known example of an English word for which there are no legitimate rhyming words.
- "Veni, vedi, vici" is a famous Latin phrase often attributed to Julius Caesar. It translates as "I came, I saw, I conquered." The 'c' in vici is pronounced like the 'ch' in "change" by English and Italian speakers, which makes the line rhyme with lychee. However, Latin lacked soft 'ch' and soft 'c' sounds, as well as the English 'v' sound. The 'c' was always a hard 'c', and the 'v' was pronounced like the English 'w'.
See Also
Zapping
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sea honeydew | sea lychee | sea tangelo |
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Collection
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