[stylist] Do these actions make noises?

[Barbara Hammel]

Or it's a pipe, nook, passy, plug, and I'm sure there are many other names 
for it depending on where you live.  I wonder why it's called a dummy?  Of 
course, I wonder about many of their words.
Barbara


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From: "Judith Bron" <jbron at optonline.net>
Sent: Friday, October 31, 2008 8:12 AM
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Subject: Re: [stylist] Do these actions make noises?

> A dummy is a pacifier.  That's the way they say it in England.  You should 
> hear my British daughter in law asking someone to bring the baby's dummy. 
> I won't tell you my inclination.  the noise level of a child sucking a 
> dummy depends on the child.  Some children, or infants, suck very loud. 
> Some suck the thing, or a bottle, or a lollipop etc, very quietly.  Judith
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>> dear helene,
>> I'll insert answers after each question:
>>
>> At 10:34 PM 10/30/2008, you wrote:
>>>I hope you don't mind me asking but I'd like advise as to wether one
>>>can possibly hear any of these noises:
>>
>> --no problem, word is advice.
>>
>>
>>>The sound of a large fire from several feet on a flying carpet.
>>>---outside you can certainly hear a large fire from several feet away 
>>>unless there is covering weather noise like high wind, heavy rain.  the 
>>>amount of noise made by the fire will also be determined by what is 
>>>burning, green wood is louder, and smokier.  madrone (sp?) is a very 
>>>crackly wood.
>>
>>
>>
>>>A child  sucking a dummy in a quiet environment.
>>>--don't know what you mean by "a dummy" unless you mean a lollypop.  if 
>>>so, answer is definitely yes.
>>>fluid being taken from a bowl by way of a syring.
>>>--syringe often makes more noise rattling against the bowl/cup, and if 
>>>you listen carefully you can hear a very very slight gurgle  as the 
>>>liquid is taken in.
>>
>>
>>
>>>I've forgotten wether these things would actually make a noise or not
>>>so some advise would be apreciated.
>>>
>>>Helene.
>>>
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