Hah! Lets see if you can use these words in a sentence...can you?

Question

boiler
penurious
hernia
struggle
amorous

Answer 1

In my penurious endeavor to effect a cheap, amoruous encounter with a lady of the night, I agreed to fix her boiler; and got a hernia for my efforts.

FYI: In this example I am using penurious as an adjective, meaning: Unwilling to spend money; stingy.

Now, where's the challenge in this?

Answer 2

My struggle in the boiler room gave me a hernia which caused me to bend over and find a penurious cat stuck behind it, which I found a sudden amorous feeling toward.

Answer 3

I could use the words boiler, penurious, hernia, struggle, and amorous in a sentence if I had even the slightest clue what half those words meant.

ooooh, would ya look at that. I used them all in a sentence. hahaha. (and yes... that was intentional...)

Answer 4

After a long day monitoring the boiler alone my penurious thoughts dissolved and I got a horrible hernia during an amourous struggle with my loved one.

Answer 5

How about a short list of words that I will hardly ever use here are some example of them are boiler, penurious, hernia, struggle, amorous

Answer 6

After an amorous session in the boiler room, she had a struggle with her penurious lover, who had a hernia.

Answer 7

The stingy, penurious man was so amorous that in the 'struggle of love' he gave himself a hernia and fell against the boiler.
;-)

Answer 8

I can use the words, boiler, penurious, hernia, struggle, and amorous in a sentence. ^^

Answer 9

My struggle to keep the boiler stoked gave me a hernia, as I was penurious after my expenditures to woo the object of my amorous desire. :-))