A List Of Things Thrown Five Minutes Ago

NO, I WILL NOT GIVE YOU A LANGUAGE OF ORIGIN: Here's the twenty-five words which counted in yesterday's preliminary part of the Bee. One point each:

• LIH-muh-zeen: What his former friends couldn't believe Billy Ray Valentine was riding around in during Trading Places.
• PAH-ruh-dee: Like Airplane! and Blazing Saddles.
• ARR-uh-guns: believing you're smarter than Dr. Jacque Bailly
• VEHR-bee-uhj: what this week is full of.
• THUH-row: "Please see him, Jeffrey. He's a good man, and ..."
• SEH-muh-teh-ree: Where Stephen King's pets go.
• reh-BUT-uhl: "I'd like to save two minutes for ..."
• AH-floo-uhnt: again, like Billy Ray Valentine, especially after that FCOJ insider trading deal. If challenged, I can use all of these words in a sentence relating to Trading Places.
• uh-BISS: The James Cameron movie everyone forgot.
• WAHR-unt: the lite metal band we'd like to forget ("Heaven", "Down Boys").
• KYOO-buh-kull: where my red Swingline stapler is.
• suh-SEED: What you can't do from the Union, constitutionally. Even if you're Texas.
• IZ-muss: Panama! Pa-na-ma-huh!
• uh-SIGH-luhm: a place of refuge. What lies in the shadow of the statue?
• SEh-duhn-teh-ree: lazy.
• kuhn-JEHN-uh-tuhl: blame your parents.
• day-CORE: blame the person who picked out that wallpaper.
• SKAY-leen: blame whoever drew that messed-up triangle.
• VAH-sihl-uh-tore-ee: what you can't be at the microphone.
• MOR-ayz: the unwritten rules about how to behave.
• KEE-wee-tahs: the polis.
• mih-KAW-buhr: I hope you read David Copperfield.
• KWO-muh-do: manner
• KALK: "linguistic borrowing that consists of the imitation in one language of some part of the peculiar range of meaning of a particular word in another language "
• ah-nuh-kuh-REK-suhs: longitudinal ridging and splitting of the finger and toe nails.

Check your answers here.