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¿Question #4934?
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Jatoha: it doesn't
Spirit of 70: Colossal Cave, the original text adventure game.
senorcoo: From the Latin - plove.
Rygel: Never heard it
mathguy6189: combination of plant and clover.
shumby: Al Gore
vandemonium: Uranus.
sovSoyuz: fascinating - I don't know
penda: You need BGG for that question? That's what online dictionaries are for!
ritterman: It's what your friends say when you try to run from the police in your car.
DKahnt: something to do with clovers and dogs
bigbadsteve: victoria's secret
toomanyminis: ornithology
DHEK: Dunno. Is that even a real word?
Garl: Berini (usine de moteur le pluvier S.A., Rotterdam) une marque de
DoctorWu: pillow lover
vampywife: middle english, anglo-norman, vulgar latin
Dorque: Golden showers fetish newsgroup.
scriptorum: From you?
xlorp: Plover? I hardly knew her.
jasta6: dont know
rawdawg: me
brainrob: The OED
skrutsch: [Middle English, from Anglo-Norman, from Vulgar Latin *pluviārius, from Latin pluvia, rain. is the best I can do.
POvidiusNaso: It's an anagram for: "Peanuts Love Other Very Egregious Roulette wheels."
darthcliff: Someone from Plove?
djlg: pluvier. French for rain. They're sometimes known as rain birds.
Sparta: Lazy tongued police officers making traffic stops.
Tushratta: It's a small-bodied, long-legged bird like a sandpiper.
skelebone: Plowing Clover, where Clover is a cheerleader.
Lord_Prussian: from the latin word pluvia, meaning rain
chaddyboy_2000: I think it stems from the Greek word, pizza.
jttm: No idea. The words 'plo' and 'ver'?
puffinge: Isn't that a bird?
CortexBomb: Your twisted subconscious?
CDRodeffer: Some taxidermist somewhere, most likely.