expiscate

[Bailey]

Ex`pis´cate
v. t. 1. To fish out; to find out by skill or laborious investigation; to search out.
Dr. Burton has with much ingenuity endeavored to expiscate the truth which may be involved in them.
- W. L. Alexander.

I think expiscate needs to be used more.

mark expiscating-the-meanings Bailey

[Ferrus]

I concur.

[Perry]

Got my flies. Goin' expicating. (Well not me, but my boss does.)

[Bailey]

While pfishing has bad connotations one can pis about and not be thought strange, eh?

mark Piscadore[sic]-extraordinaire Bailey

[Grogie]

Excellent word Bailey. Many thanks.

[Bailey]

as I test it on my tongue, I can certainly understand why it's not used too much, it's hard to get it right.

mark keep-trying Bailey

[gailr]

Nice fishing hole you got here, Bailey. Fish or cut bait or, yes, I believe I will have a cold one. *adjusts hat over eyes* I did find this link for you...

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