Which common English word contains somewhere in it, at the beginning, end, or middle, the three letters U-F-A in that order.
Correct.binary visions said:Manufacture?
Sheesh... that was an exceptionally easy one. "UFA" is enough of a sound by itself to make it a lot easier to find a word.
Hmm. However we have now found two words... So once again Robsdamaniac's question is intrinsically flawed.binary visions said:Ninja'd!
Manufacturing comes from the root word, maufacture. For all intents and purposes, it is the same word.fluff said:Hmm. However we have now found two words... So once again Robsdamaniac's question is intrinsically flawed.
And yes, I am bitter.
BTW: Ufa is a place too.
No, we say tomato and you say toematoeDa Peach said:I say tomato you say tomato.
I say tomato you say attaché case.Da Peach said:I say tomato you say tomato.
That would be my guess.w00dy said:penicillin?
Good guess, but not a farmer by profession. This gentleman was a farmer by profession and helped the world by utilizing his profession.Mackie said:That would be my guess.
Fleming was born an a farm, and had a PhD.....
While I agree they have the same root, they are not to all intents and purposes the same word, or they would be interchangeable which they are not...robdamanii said:Manufacturing comes from the root word, maufacture. For all intents and purposes, it is the same word.
Who is Bruce Wayne? If not for him, the Joker would have killed everyone in Gotham city.robdamanii said:This man was a farmer who went on to earn a PhD and then saved many millions of lives. Who is he and what did he invent/devise/introduce?
Nope.dogwonder said:Who is Bruce Wayne? If not for him, the Joker would have killed everyone in Gotham city.
He was a monk who planted a few peas...not exactly a farmer.Munster said:Gregor Mendel?
Bingo.blue said:Frederick Banting was born on a farm, got a PhD, and saved millions, but I digress...
Borlog (sp)?
He still didn't fix the hunger issue, but whatever.
During the mid-20th century, Borlaug led the introduction of his grain and modern agricultural production techniques to Mexico, Pakistan, and India. As a result, Mexico became a net exporter of wheat by 1963. Between 1965 and 1970, wheat yields nearly doubled in Pakistan and India, greatly improving the food security in those nations. These collective increases in yield have been labeled the Green Revolution, and Borlaug is often credited with saving over a billion people from starvation.1 He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1970 in recognition of his contributions to world peace through increasing food supply.
Well where the hell were ya this morning?BigMike said:As for words that have UFA in them:
CALCTUFA; CALCTUFAS; CHUFA; CHUFAS; MANUFACTORIES; MANUFACTORY; MANUFACTURE; MANUFACTURED; MANUFACTURER; MANUFACTURERS; MANUFACTURES; MANUFACTURING; MANUFACTURINGS; PREMANUFACTURE; PREMANUFACTURED; PREMANUFACTURES; REMANUFACTURE; REMANUFACTURED; REMANUFACTURER; REMANUFACTURERS; REMANUFACTURES; REMANUFACTURING; TUFA; TUFACEOUS; TUFAS
robdamanii said:Well where the hell were ya this morning?
I blame them then.BigMike said:Waiting for goddamn Comcast to come fix my internet!
BigMike said:Waiting for goddamn Comcast to come fix my internet!