Need the help of a wordsmith...
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Need the help of a wordsmith...
All you scrabble and crossword experts, writers, historians, etc. out there, I need some help!
Does anybody know a word for ruler or leader or king or emperor etc. that starts with the letter "G" or "Q" (not feminine like "Queen")?
Thanks.
Does anybody know a word for ruler or leader or king or emperor etc. that starts with the letter "G" or "Q" (not feminine like "Queen")?
Thanks.
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Re: Need the help of a wordsmith...
Governer?bjornolf wrote:All you scrabble and crossword experts, writers, historians, etc. out there, I need some help!
Does anybody know a word for ruler or leader or king or emperor etc. that starts with the letter "G" or "Q" (not feminine like "Queen")?
Thanks.
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Re: Need the help of a wordsmith...
Great answer. I hadn't even thought of that. I'm looking for something a little stronger than governor though. Governor really isn't a RULER on the level of a king or an emperor, at least I don't think so. I found a word, gerent, that I'm considering, but most people aren't familiar with that one, I think.
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Re: Need the help of a wordsmith...
Governor-General, a la Canada?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governor-General
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governor-General
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Gerent. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/gerent?o=100074
(edit - oh, I see you already have this under consideration.)
Graybeard? ;)
(edit - oh, I see you already have this under consideration.)
Graybeard? ;)
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Re: Need the help of a wordsmith...
Out of curiosity, why does it have to start with either of those letters?bjornolf wrote:All you scrabble and crossword experts, writers, historians, etc. out there, I need some help!
Does anybody know a word for ruler or leader or king or emperor etc. that starts with the letter "G" or "Q" (not feminine like "Queen")?
Thanks.
Personally, I like Caliph; or Kaiser; or Czar/Tzar/Tsar; Khan (but that's kind of Trekkie these days); or Emir. Hierophant is good too, but a little less force-powerful, more mystical-powerful.
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I'm trying to make it fit the acronym "STG" or "STQ". It's for a project I'm working on, related to my writing.
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DevilAlumna wrote:Gerent. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/gerent?o=100074
(edit - oh, I see you already have this under consideration.)
Graybeard? ;)
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Re: Need the help of a wordsmith...
Kaiser and Czar are pretty good ones (see Avery Brewing Company ;) )DevilAlumna wrote:Out of curiosity, why does it have to start with either of those letters?bjornolf wrote:All you scrabble and crossword experts, writers, historians, etc. out there, I need some help!
Does anybody know a word for ruler or leader or king or emperor etc. that starts with the letter "G" or "Q" (not feminine like "Queen")?
Thanks.
Personally, I like Caliph; or Kaiser; or Czar/Tzar/Tsar; Khan (but that's kind of Trekkie these days); or Emir. Hierophant is good too, but a little less force-powerful, more mystical-powerful.
[redacted] them and the horses they rode in on.
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Wasn't that what Jafar was in the Disney Aladdin movie?DevilAlumna wrote:Grand Vizier? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_vizier
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With the T in the middle, I guess I could use Tzar or Tsar.DevilAlumna wrote:Out of curiosity, why does it have to start with either of those letters?bjornolf wrote:All you scrabble and crossword experts, writers, historians, etc. out there, I need some help!
Does anybody know a word for ruler or leader or king or emperor etc. that starts with the letter "G" or "Q" (not feminine like "Queen")?
Thanks.
Personally, I like Caliph; or Kaiser; or Czar/Tzar/Tsar; Khan (but that's kind of Trekkie these days); or Emir. Hierophant is good too, but a little less force-powerful, more mystical-powerful.
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