Need help with 999 PAO (only people)

[Hari-P (Hari)]

Thank you both, excellent suggestions here… Some of it are characters I didn’t know but I’ll still take it, because they are easy to visualize and if I have to read some old argentinian comics to get my PAO complete I’ll do it (it’s even good practice for spanish reading, so two birds with one stone)

Are you still looking for only people?

Yes, for now, because the People are the part of PAO I’m really using all the time, so I figure it’s giving me the most reward for my efforts.

I do write down Objects in my big Excel masterlist, when a good idea comes to mind but I’m not actively trying to complete that column.

One problem is that I’m having a lot of similar objects to differentiate (which is not a problem in itself, just would need to be really careful and would take a lot of time to review the 1000 objects list to make sure I don’t have “twins”)

So I’m thinking I could use only one keyword for each number and associate both element with it. For example, 125 “lionness” Person = Alanna the lioness, Object = a female lion / lioness statuette/plushie/ whatever lioness-shaped object. Or 149 “Lagaffe” Person = Gaston Lagaffe, Object = Le gaffophone. 148 “lockpick” Person=thief, Object = the lockpick itself (tools)

The problem would be to be careful that the person can be used without their object. Like if I have “the lockpick” (148 thief) rummaging through a piece of stolen luggage (146) = 148-146, it should be very clear that he’s not using the lockpicks (tool) to open it, because then it would be 148-148. So I’m not sure if it’s a good idea or not…

[Mike4 (Maike Anthony)]

@Hari-P

I do write down Objects in my big Excel masterlist, when a good idea comes to mind but I’m not actively trying to complete that column.

That’s good. I don’t know why I didn’t do it when built mine.

@Hari-P

One problem is that I’m having a lot of similar objects to differentiate

That is a problem with objects. They got a bunch of synonyms. Since a 3-digit list is huge, it’s easy to lose track of them and end up choosing two identical or highly similar ones. I recommend you to write in front of each object their synonyms or similar looking objects inside parentheses. This helped me a LOT. For instance, in front of apple, write “(red apple, green apple)” and, in front of champagne, write “(wine, sparkling wine, spumante).” Do the same to the objects green apple and red apple by writing, “(apple, red apple)” and “(apple, green apple)” respectively. This will interconnect all similar objects. When you fill your list, mark the chosen ones with a red color in all its references, so when you get to a synonym, you know it was already chosen.

@Hari-P

So I’m not sure if it’s a good idea or not…

I think this strategy works for some objects, but I wouldn’t limit myself to it. Remember that objects are super diverse in terms of colors and shapes, so not using one just because it doesn’t match the keyword would be a missed opportunity.

Btw, don’t worry about having too many twin objects. There are enough many distinct things to fill a 3-digit list and still preserve diversity. Maybe you’re struggling now only because you’re not actively filling the objects list.

[TheHumanTim]

There are always going to be exceptions that just “work” for your brain. I have a person in my card list for 0701 that is mapped to “Sky Seat.” Its a guy in a folding beach chair that has hundreds of balloons tied to it and he’s floating high in the air. Even though this is a VERY object-centric image, I have no trouble reading it as a person. The “object” for 0701 is a SCSI Drive, a smoking overworked old hard drive.

Thing is, I have a bunch of balloons as an image for another card pair, and I have a beach chair as another… I never confuse the sky seat guy with either of those or have a concern that I may accidentally combine or compound an image to a point of missing it.

For your thief / lockpick situation, I think the brain does something when you intentionally designate a specific object as “THE” object in the scene and it allows you to disregard “incidental” similar objects. This is especially the case when you have a strict element limit per loci. If you have a person and an object as your scene, you’ll know that the thief using their lockpick on something means that the elements are thief and the something. The lockpick gets filtered out as incidental. If you have the thief twirling a giant lockpick like a baton and nothing else in your scene, clearly the object is the lockpick. I think it all depends on the emphasis you place on actively focusing on the representational elements when you build your scene.

On a similar note, I have an animal as my “person” for H29 (a king pair in shadow phonetics.) It’s a HoNey Badger, like just the regular animal version of it. But for some reason, I read it as a person. All of my other “generic animals” are “objects.” A fox. A manta ray. A bear. A cat. Etc… for some reason my brain associates the honey badger as being a person and the phonetics always trigger it’s image. (The “object” for H29 is a honey pot in the style of winnie the pooh.)

I think your brain sometimes just really really wants to make a certain image associate with certain sounds or words or whatever and its just fine to use it. I don’t think I’ve ever blanked or misrecalled honey badger or sky seat yet.

[TheHumanTim]

@Hari-P

I could use only one keyword for each number and associate both element with it

I do this a lot.

“Pickle” is both a pickle that you’d eat or the character of “pickle rick” from Rick and Morty.

“Bacon” is Kevin Bacon or a strip of sizzling bacon.

“Laurel” is a laurel leaf crown or Laurel Lance from the show Arrow.

No issues with this as long as I intentionally focus on pulling “object” or “person” out of my brain for numbers. For me the difference for Cards is even easier because I use suit color to indicate the person/object split. It has already started to become automatic for many of these matches after only a short time reviewing them.

[Hari-P (Hari)]

Continuing with the next batch, this time the 0xx…
I’m regretting having only R for 0 (not including the H)… but in French it’s mostly silent so for me it instinctively didn’t count (and now I don’t want to change the rules).
Everywhere with a ?, either I’m missing a word, or I have a word, but don’t really visualise anything…

Numéro	Sons	Personne
000	R R R	Riruru
001	R R L	Ara rally (pilote?), rural?
002	R R N	Rurouni (Kenshin)
003	R R M	Raramuri (coureur)
004	R R k/g	Rourke (disney)
005	R R S/Z	Aurora S(inistra) → I try to have one word per number but otherwise it’s a good image
006	R R ch/j	Rorschach (psy) ?
007	R R T/D	Ararat (arche échouée) ?
008	R R P/B	rare beauty (selena gomez?)
009	R R F/V	raréfier (pers. qui peu d’air) ?
010	R L R	rollers (enfant en patins), râleur
011	R L L
012	R L N	Rollins (catcheur)
013	R L M	harlem (4girls from TV show)
014	R L k/g	arlequin
015	R L S/Z	Rollis (PH, SJobs) ?
016	R L ch/j	horloger
017	R L T/D	rollator, Rouletabille
018	R L P/B	rolba (fraiseuse à neige), roll-up (mec qui frime en montrant ses muscles)
019	R L F/V	Rolf (weredog)
020	R N R	(maître) Renard
021	R N L	Ronaldo
022	R N N	ragnagna ??
023	R N M	ranimé (mannequin d’exercice premiers secours), uranium (character periodic table)
024	R N k/g	arnaqueur, Rinka
025	R N S/Z	Ouranos ?
026	R N ch/j	Harnaché (cavalier école de vienne)
027	R N T/D	Renata C., rainette (grenouille à couronne)
028	R N P/B	rainbow (unicorn/cat)
029	R N F/V	Renfri ?
030	R M R	Romaric, armure (Hogwarts defense), armoire à glace (géant)
031	R M L	Urmel (dino)
032	R M N	Hermine (Kader), Hermione (Granger), Romanov (!tsar, !Alexis)
033	R M M	Ramamurthy
034	R M k/g	aramaic (?), Aramaki (one piece) ?
035	R M S/Z	Ramsès, Worms (vid. Game)
036	R M ch/j	ramage (oiseau vaniteux/chante bien, paon?), Rhumushi (dr-ball)
037	R M T/D	Ramdass, ermite
038	R M P/B	Rambo
039	R M F/V	earmuff
040	R k/g R	Aragorn
041	R k/g L	Regulus (Black), Hercule
042	R k/g N	Haraken (DC), Regina B.
043	R k/g M	Rakham le rouge
044	R k/g k/g	riquiqui (! Liliputien 118) → I’d really like something else ?
045	R k/g S/Z	Rox (et Rouky), Rex (dino)
046	R k/g ch/j	archange (YT)–> ?
047	R k/g T/D	Rick Dangerous, Rikido, ragdoll
048	R k/g P/B	rugby (joueur)
049	R k/g F/V	Roquefort (mouse, disney)
050	R S/Z R	rosaire (moine), ?
051	R S/Z L	(Miss) Rosalie (DWJ), Ursula (Disney)
052	R S/Z N	Rozen, arsenic (character periodic table)
053	R S/Z M	??
054	R S/Z k/g	Rascar (Capac)
055	R S/Z S/Z	rassasié (avec gros ventre), rosace (vitrailliste) ??
056	R S/Z ch/j	??
057	R S/Z T/D	Rastapopoulos, Rasta
058	R S/Z P/B	Raspoutine
059	R S/Z F/V	Irisviel ??
060	R ch/j R	Richard (Gilmore)
061	R ch/j L	Rigel (Black), Rachel (P./animorphs)
062	R ch/j N	urchin (gamin des rues) ??
063	R ch/j M	Urashima Tarou (pêcheur sur tortue)
064	R ch/j k/g	rouge-gorge (Sgarden)
065	R ch/j S/Z	??
066	R ch/j ch/j	??
067	R ch/j T/D	rejeton (jeune rebelle), Rasheed (old shoemaker)
068	R ch/j P/B	reginbant (cheval !691) ??
069	R ch/j F/V	archiviste
070	R T/D R	Arthur (Astier)
071	R T/D L	Rudolf the raindeer
072	R T/D N	Radon (character periodic table!86), rotten … (?) (rotten tomatoes) ??
073	R T/D M	Artémis, Iridium (period table character)
074	R T/D k/g	Artidokin (oiseau de glace)
075	R T/D S/Z	Herzel (YT)
076	R T/D ch/j	radish (god, chihiro)
077	R T/D T/D	Rondoudou, Ratatouille
078	R T/D P/B	Red Baron (porco rosso)
079	R T/D F/V	radovi (ouvrier), rote Fabrik ???
080	R P/B R	Rupert (Venables), Ruby Rose
081	R P/B L	râblé (bodybuilder)
082	R P/B N	Robinet des bosquets (robin des bois enfant)
083	R P/B M	??
084	R P/B k/g	Rebecca
085	R P/B S/Z	Raiponce, rapace (avare, père de séléné)
086	R P/B ch/j	rebâcheur (?vieux qui se répète) ?
087	R P/B T/D	Rabbat (renard) ?
088	R P/B P/B	??
089	R P/B F/V	??
090	R F/V R	réverbère (allumeur de)?
091	R F/V L	rafle (juifs)?
092	R F/V N	ravenous (!cannibale428)??
093	R F/V M	?
094	R F/V k/g	Rafiki
095	R F/V S/Z	Rufus (!Scrimgeour 540)
096	R F/V ch/j	ravagé??
097	R F/V T/D	rafting (passagers)?
098	R F/V P/B	???
099	R F/V F/V	rififi (cambrioleurs)

[Magno]

[Magno]

On the internet you will find your images, just look for the ones that impact you the most and use the images already memorized to hook the others… If you have an image like “cup” that represents “1” the next one will be 11, 21, 31, etc. … When there are too many images it is very difficult to find all those images with a perfect letter-sound configuration.

[TheHumanTim]

RRL - warrior lady

RRSH - Rorschach from the movie/comic Watchmen

RRT - amelia Earhart (female pilot)

RRV - rearview (man or monster with head on backwards or eyes in the back of his head)

RLS - rolls (professor x in wheelchair)

RNN - ronin

RNS - runs (forrest gump running)

RNF - ryan fitzpatrick (nfl football player with distinctive hair and beard)

RMK - rome king (julius caesar)

RMJ - rome charioteer (ben hur)

RKK - rick grimes (from the walking dead)

RKJ - ricky gervais

RSR - rosary (a nun praying)

RSM - rosamund pike

RSSH - rice shower (bride and/or groom)

RSV - teddy roosevelt (U.S. president wearing his famous safari outift)

RSHN - russian (putin or ivan drago the boxer from rocky)

RJS - regis philbin (american TV host)

RJSH - rajesh (character from big bang theory)

RCHB - archie bunker (character from All In The Family)

RDN - rodian (greedo from star wars)

RDF - rudolf (red nose reindeer, sound it like “rude off” don’t pronounce the L)

RBM - rob mcelhenny (from always sunny in philadelphia) or “airpump” maybe someone who is inflated like they’ve been filled with air from an airpump

RBSH - rob schneider

RBT - robot (bender from futurama, or any memorable robot character)

RBB - ruby bridges (african-american girl who broke racial segregation barriers in the USA)

RBF - rob ford (crackhead mayor of toronto, memorable looking guy)

RVR - river tam (from firefly)

RVL - orville (captain ed mercer from the show the orville)

RVN - raven (edgar allen poe)

RFM - riff man (whoever your favorite guitarist is)

RVCH - karl ravech (american baseball commentator)

RFT - yasser arafat (former president of palestine)

RFB - rafa benitez (soccer coach)

[Hari-P (Hari)]

Thank you so much!
Plenty of people I don’t know (I’m really not good with actors/athletes), but that can be remedied, I’m sure.
I’m glad to be able to continue with this thanks to your help.
I think 000-099 and 100-199 were the most difficult, so the next batches should be easier.

[Hari-P (Hari)]

So time for the 200s… this project is going much slower than expected but I don’t mind so much, since I’m beginning to learn the numbers I already decided on (000-199)… still I’m glad I can ask you guys for help when I feel stuck.

I’m kind of cheating, because the spanish&japanese “ch” is prononced tch, so should be 76 and not 6, same for the spanish j, shouldn’t be 6 either. But I want to move forward, so it will do for now, I can always change it later if it bothers me too much or if I make mistakes.

sounds	number	keyword
N R R	200	nurarihyon
N R L	201	(William) Norland
N R N	202	Nornes (tisseuses des fils du destin)
N R M	203	Nerima, Norma (prêtresse gauloise)
N R k/g	204	Narki (danseuse de Bali), Noriko
N R S/Z	205	Narcissa Malfoy, Chuck Norris, Mrs Norris
N R ch/j	206	anarchiste
N R T/D	207	Naruto, Noreth (Onesdaughter)
N R P/B	208	Nairobien (masai), Norbert Dragonneau (!Newt Scamander)
N R F/V	209	Nureev (balletoman)
N L R	210	Anne-Laure, Winnie l’ourson
N L L	211	Honolulais (hula dancer)
N L N	212	C. Nolan
N L M	213	nail man (has a hammer so everything is a nail)
N L k/g	214	œnologue
N L S/Z	215	Nelson
N L ch/j	216	unleashed (wild dog/Baskerville)
N L T/D	217	néolithique (caveman), unhealthy (leper with rattle, hospital patient)
N L P/B	218	Neil parry
N L F/V	219	nile vessel (ancien egyptien qui pousse barque de jonc)
N N R	220	(gros) nounours
N N L	221	nanny lady (mary poppins), Nine-lifer (!chrestomanci)
N N N	222	nanny norland, no no no (strict teacher !100Lehrer)
N N M	223	anonymous (guy with mask and cape)
N N k/g	224	nanaki (FF)
N N S/Z	225	no nose, neonazi
N N ch/j	226	ninja (turtle)
N N T/D	227	néonate
N N P/B	228	nanobot
N N F/V	229	Ninive (jonas)
N M R	230	numéro (juif avec tatouage d’auschwitz)
N M L	231	nummulite (monnaie) > marchands égyptien ???
N M N	232	anémone (actrice)
N M M	233	???
N M k/g	234	Nimka (Seirei no Moribito)
N M S/Z	235	Némésis (déesse juste colère et punition), Naomasa
N M ch/j	236	Naomi Schiff
N M T/D	237	numide
N M P/B	238	namibien (herero ou himba), amonbofis
N M F/V	239	nomophobe (anxiété qd sép smartphone)
N k/g R	240	Ingrid Halleberg, onigiri
N k/g L	241	Nicolas (tsar), Anne Claude, Ancalagon
N k/g N	242	Anakin, Nagini
N k/g M	243	Inigo Montoya
N k/g k/g	244	???
N k/g S/Z	245	Nox (déesse de la nuit), Onix (pokémon), nagisa shiota, elie nakouzi
N k/g ch/j	246	noh-gajang, yangchen (avatar), no cash
N k/g T/D	247	Noctali, nackedei, tale of nokdu
N k/g P/B	248	nekobasu !478 catbus, innkeeper (barliman butterbur)
N k/g F/V	249	???
N S/Z R	250	nazir (Samson), Nazira (jafar’s twin)
N S/Z L	251	Han Solo
N S/Z N	252	nissan (car?) ???
N S/Z M	253	Onésime (esclave romain), nozomi (shinkansen)
N S/Z k/g	254	Nazgul
N S/Z S/Z	255	noses (parfumeur?pinocchio?), nazisme (?)
N S/Z ch/j	256	???
N S/Z T/D	257	Nestor , anesthésiste
N S/Z P/B	258	???
N S/Z F/V	259	???
N ch/j R	260	nageur
N ch/j L	261	Angela (Petrelli), Angelo (Sorrento, switched at birth)
N ch/j N	262	???
N ch/j M	263	Hanajima (saki)
N ch/j k/g	264	Nushka, Hina-Ichigo, Naushikaa
N ch/j S/Z	265	nu jazz ???
N ch/j ch/j	266	???
N ch/j T/D	267	Einstein, nashed (épicier)
N ch/j P/B	268	unijambiste, nochebuena
N ch/j F/V	269	neige fraîche (skieur)
N T/D R	270	(Yanjaa) Wintersoul, Annatar, indira ?gandhi
N T/D L	271	Natalie B.
N T/D N	272	Indiana Jones, Newton, Anton(y), Nadine
N T/D M	273	Nodame
N T/D k/g	274	???
N T/D S/Z	275	Newt Scamander, Natsume
N T/D ch/j	276	Natacha (BD)
N T/D T/D	277	agneau tartare ???
N T/D P/B	278	antibody ???
N T/D F/V	279	???
N P/B R	280	Napier (mathématicien, réglettes) ??? hard to visualize for me
N P/B L	281	Napoléon
N P/B N	282	nipponia (ornithologue)
N P/B M	283	???
N P/B k/g	284	nabucanetsar (fou)
N P/B S/Z	285	Anubis
N P/B ch/j	286	crevettes nobashi ???
N P/B T/D	287	Neptune (!poséidon), nobody
N P/B P/B	288	nappy pin, nœud pap, napapa (sumo)
N P/B F/V	289	???
N F/V R	290	Néfertiti, universitaire
N F/V L	291	Neville Longbottom
N F/V N	292	naveen (disney)
N F/V M	293	nouveau monde (colomb, caravelle?)
N F/V k/g	294	novak (l’instit)
N F/V S/Z	295	navis dalemark, navy seal, no-face (spirited away)!426
N F/V ch/j	296	navajo (fits the letters, not the sounds)
N F/V T/D	297	Naftaline
N F/V P/B	298	???
N F/V F/V	299	Neefa Feefa

[TheHumanTim]

NML - aNiMaL from the muppets, or No MaiL (an empty mailbox)

NMM - a New MoM (someone you know who just had a baby), aNeMoMeter (wind speed device)

NKK - NeCK Guy, NiKe Cleats

NKF - yaNKoVic (weird al), yaNKee Flag

NSN - NeSN (baseball announcers from the New England Sports Network), iNCeNse

NSP - iNSPector, NewSPaper

NSV - uNCiVil (insurrectionist idiot) uNiCeF donation box

NJN -my NJN is the last name of a friend, don’t want to put that out there online… the object is an eNGiNe

NJS - iNCHeS (antman is only inches tall) or NaCHoS

NJJ - aNGie Jolie or NaCHo CHeese

NTK - No D*CK (ken from the barbie movie) or a NuTCracker

NTT - aNDy DiCK or aNTeaTer

NTB - iNDy Belloq (from Indiana Jones) or NeTBall

NTF - NeD Flanders or NighTVision goggles

NBR - NeighBoR (mr. rogers) or NPR (national public radio) tote bag

NPM - NaPalM victim, or NaPalM explosion

NPJ - No BuSH (US president I don’t like…) or NuPTials (wedding rings)

NPV - No BeeF (not a person, but a protesting cow… object: a chicken sandwich)

NFP - NaVy Baby or kNiFe Pocket

[Hari-P (Hari)]

Thanks a lot! What’s always interesting to me is that I may steal your keywords, but I usually have different images that pop into mind for them.
Anteater is going to be the kid from primary school who ate insect at recess (we found it fascinating, he was very popular)… New mom: I instantly thought about Wendy from the baby blues comics, etc.

I usually try to avoid having people that I know IRL as People (as much as possible, I still have a few), because I also want to explain what I’m doing to the people I know that are interested, and if it happens the person is in it (or if they think they are in it), some find it embarassing/strange/offensive… I basically always imply they’re all imaginary^^

[Mike4 (Maike Anthony)]

@Hari-P

I usually try to avoid having people that I know IRL as People (as much as possible, I still have a few), because I also want to explain what I’m doing to the people I know that are interested, and if it happens the person is in it (or if they think they are in it), some find it embarassing/strange/offensive…

haha, that’s so true. I used to have a friend in my previous 2-digit list. I never told him that because he’d obviously ask how I imagined him, but I mustn’t ever tell any of the absurdities and atrocities I made him pass through, lol.

[Hari-P (Hari)]

I don’t really know where is ask this so I’ll just put it here: how do you read ng (like in sing, gong, lana lang) and ñ (like in spanish words) to “translate” it into PAO?
I would say the ñ is n+yod (german j), which is not a consonant (?)-> so just like n = 2?
And my first idea for ng would n+g so 24 (for me, I think 27 in “standard” major), but it bothers me because -ng is like one unique (composite) letter in my head.
How do you handle it?

[Mike4 (Maike Anthony)]

@Hari-P

the ñ is n+yod (german j)

I don’t think ñ is the union of two other sounds. It’s a different phoneme altogether (more specifically, it’s represented by /ɲ/ in the IPA). However, it’s so close to the n sound that I represent it by 2 as well.

@Hari-P

And my first idea for ng would n+g so 24 (for me, I think 27 in “standard” major), but it bothers me because -ng is like one unique (composite) letter in my head.

I think this depends on how you pronounce it. Americans usually pronounce it as the /ŋ/ sound, without any g, like in “king.” As a Portuguese speaker, we usually pronounce the g when we import English words into our language. For instance, one of my characters is Bing Bong, and it represents 927. If you don’t pronounce the g, it makes more sense to encode it as 2 only.

[Hari-P (Hari)]

I’m now at the 300s. My list is pretty full already. With ? are the numbers for which I didn’t found anything or I’m not especially happy with what I found, but could make it work (but if you have another great idea…)

pron.	nbr	keyword
M R R	300	Mouron Rouge
M R L	301	Moril
M R N	302	Marine
M R M	303	Miriam B. / marmotte (qui attend le printemps)
M R k/g	304	Margot (oscar pluche)
M R S/Z	305	Morris the midget moose
M R ch/j	306	Morgiane
M R T/D	307	Marty (McFly)
M R P/B	308	Miss Marple
M R F/V	309	Marvin the Martian
M L R	310	Milord (YT)
M L L	311	Malula
M L N	312	Mulan, K. Milhone
M L M	313	mélomane
M L k/g	314	Malik
M L S/Z	315	Mélusine
M L ch/j	316	Milchmann
M L T/D	317	Melody (Bledsoe), Milady de Winter
M L P/B	318	Melba (opera)
M L F/V	319	Maleficent, Malfoy (Draco)
M N R	320	mineur
M N L	321	Manolito (Mafalda)
M N N	322	Mononoke-hime
M N M	323	? Myanmar ( Aung San Suu Kyi ? )
M N k/g	324	? Maniaque, monica, minecraft
M N S/Z	325	Minsc (et Bou)
M N ch/j	326	manager
M N T/D	327	Minotaure, Montoya
M N P/B	328	monopoly
M N F/V	329	? Monovac, Mounif
M M R	330	? mom rage, mémory
M M L	331	Memmel (gymnaste)
M M N	332	moomin
M M M	333	? M. Mime (not really a fan of pokemons in general, even if I’d use them I don’t find anything else)
M M k/g	334	? Mimik
M M S/Z	335	???
M M ch/j	336	Momiji Souma
M M T/D	337	mammouth, Mamette (BD)
M M P/B	338	mambo (danse), mamba
M M F/V	339	??? mummify (!33, !150)
M k/g R	340	Mycroft, maquilleur
M k/g L	341	Michael, Mowli
M k/g N	342	mécano, MacNabb, megan, mohican
M k/g M	343	??? Magmar, magma
M k/g k/g	344	MacGonagall
M k/g S/Z	345	Max, miracle max
M k/g ch/j	346	Kater Mikesch
M k/g T/D	347	Magda Schultz, mikado
M k/g P/B	348	Megabaa, magpie
M k/g F/V	349	mechwarrior, mikveh
M S/Z R	350	Mozart, Mazarin, Mizar
M S/Z L	351	?missile, muesli, missel
M S/Z N	352	Amazone, muezzin
M S/Z M	353	?museum
M S/Z k/g	354	mousquetaire, Muska, musk
M S/Z S/Z	355	?Moses, masseuse
M S/Z ch/j	356	? mésange, musisch (artiste)
M S/Z T/D	357	Mustard?, mist, mast
M S/Z P/B	358	?Messebau
M S/Z F/V	359	?miyazawa kenji, mysophobe (germophobe), massif
M ch/j R	360	major , moocher
M ch/j L	361	Michel gérard, Magellan, Muschel
M ch/j N	362	machine
M ch/j M	363	? Machomai
M ch/j k/g	364	?Michiko, Meshuggah
M ch/j S/Z	365	???
M ch/j ch/j	366	???
M ch/j T/D	367	?machete
M ch/j P/B	368	? Machopeur
M ch/j F/V	369	?mojave
M T/D R	370	?meteor, metro, motor, matrix, Mieder
M T/D L	371	Amidala, Madelaine, Mrs Medlock
M T/D N	372	Madonna
M T/D M	373	Madame (Kiki)
M T/D k/g	374	madig (véreux), medic (ambulancier)
M T/D S/Z	375	médecin, Mitsu
M T/D ch/j	376	aunt Madge
M T/D T/D	377	? (hakuna) matata (guy in a hammock)
M T/D P/B	378	?
M T/D F/V	379	? méthivier, midwife, motif
M P/B R	380	Mayberry, Umbridge
M P/B L	381	Mabel
M P/B N	382	Mibuna
M P/B M	383	Mobambi
M P/B k/g	384	myopic
M P/B S/Z	385	? Ambassador (not sure how to visualize it)
M P/B ch/j	386	? mopish
M P/B T/D	387	Maybeth, Moby-dick
M P/B P/B	388	Oumpah-pah
M P/B F/V	389	montferrand
M F/V R	390	mover (déménageur)
M F/V L	391	Mafalda
M F/V N	392	Mifune
M F/V M	393	Mafumafu
M F/V k/g	394	movie-goer (3d glasses, pop-corn)
M F/V S/Z	395	Mavis Dracula (bat)
M F/V ch/j	396	? Maiwoche (arbre de mai-danseurs)
M F/V T/D	397	myfoodie (sb cooking/box of vegetable)
M F/V P/B	398	? move abo (voiture électrique)
M F/V F/V	399	Mafafa Musguito

[TheHumanTim]

MNM - rapper Eminem

MNK - a monk

MNF - lego minifig man

MMR - mummer (masked stage actor from 17-1800’s)

MMM - mama mia! mario from super mario brothers says this!

MMK - mimic, shapeshifting monster that disguises itself usually as a treasure chest

MMF - mumford (pop musician, banjo player)

MKM - mcmahon (pro wrestling guy)

MSL - muscle (body builder) or mussolini

MSM - mouse man (think a character like Ratigan from disney movies)

MSS - moses

MSJ - miss jackson (janet jackson), you could use Miss ____ to fill in many of the 35_ people if you have a fitting last name, or you could use the word “massage” and picture a masseuse.

MST - mastodon band’s guitarist with distinctive face tattoo

MSP - miss piggy from the muppets

MSF - one of the misfit toys

MChM - macho man (either one of the village people, or wrestler randy savage)

MJK - magic, either magic johnson or a magic carpet come to life like in the aladdin animated movie

MJS - magus (a wizard like dumbledore)

MJSh - magician (pick a recognizable magician, david blaine, penn and teller, whoever first springs to mind)

MShT - machete (danny trejo)

MShP - mosh pit (bunch of metalheads slamming around)

MShF - My Chef (pick your favorite celebrity chef. Mine is the swedish chef from the muppets)

MTR - Mater from the cars movies, lemmy from the band motorhead

MTT - matador (spanish bull fighter)

MTB - video game character super meatboy

MDF - bernie madoff

MBS - mobster (old timey gangster, al capone)

MBCh - my b*tch (singer from the band prodigy, big hit song was "smack my b’tch up)

MFSh - Amy Fisher (woman at the center of a big political affair scandal)

MFP - Jimi Hendrix (this may be a little obscure, but Hendrix used a distinctive guitar pedal called the “muff pi” as part of his signature sound.)

[Hari-P (Hari)]

Thank you!! I’m interpreting the words a bit : “mouse-man” I at once thought about Peter Pettigrew (film version), which is definitely memorable.
I’m progressing, slowly but surely…

[Hari-P (Hari)]

I’m almost finished with the 400s (searched for the keywords+images). I’d like to ask your help for the last missing ones (in bold).
Thank you in advance!

sounds	number	keyword	images (P/O)
k/g R R	400	curare	indien / sarbacane
k/g R L	401	Geralt, Caroline	Geralt / loup blanc, Caroline / peluches animaux
k/g R N	402	Kouroun	Kouroun / blind fish
k/g R M	403	Gram, Carmen	Gram Tillerman / crabes, Carmen Lowell / theater masks
k/g R k/g	404	Grogu, Kirikou	Grogu / canister with eggs, Kirikou / fétiches
k/g R S/Z	405	Chestomanci, Christopher	Chrestomanci (Christopher adult) / gold life ring (!907frodo !270annatar), Christopher (child) / knitted scarf or baseball bat
k/g R ch/j	406	garagiste	garagiste / voiture en panne fumante
k/g R T/D	407	karatéka	karatéka / black belt
k/g R P/B	408	carabinier	carabinier / casque à plume
k/g R F/V	409	Croft	Lara Croft / scion
k/g L R	410	Clara, Glorfindel, Claire	Clara Clayton / lavender, Glorfindel / Asfaloth, Claire Bennett / pompom
k/g L L	411	Galilée	Galileo Galilei / téléscope
k/g L N	412	Colin	Colin Craven / (old-fashioned) wheelchair
k/g L M	413	Gollum	Gollum / his precious (!907 frodo)
k/g L k/g	414	Galaxien	Galaxien / vaisseau
k/g L S/Z	415	Calcifer	Calcifer / bûches
k/g L ch/j	416	Coluche	Coluche / gilet restau du cœur
k/g L T/D	417	Galadriel, Goliath	Galadriel / miroir, Goliath / tête coupée
k/g L P/B	418	Cléopâtre, Globi	Cléopâtre / perles vinaigrées, Globi / revue
k/g L F/V	419	Calvin, Clifton	Calvin / Hobbes, Clifton / cats or MG
k/g N R	420	Kanaria, Conrad	Kanaria / violin, Conrad Tesdinic / striped stockings (no camera !399 mafafa)
k/g N L	421	?
k/g N N	422	canonnier	canonier / canon
k/g N M	423	économiste (not satisfied with this one, I’d welcome other ideas)	économiste / calculette ou chevalet de conférence avec graphs
k/g N k/g	424	Kanak	Kanak / conque
k/g N S/Z	425	Gans	prêtresse / oies du capitole
k/g N ch/j	426	Kaonashi	Kaonashi (noface) / pépites d’or
k/g N T/D	427	Gandalf	Gandalf / staff or pipe with smoke boat
k/g N P/B	428	Kenobi	Obi-Wan Kenobi / blue lightsaber
k/g N F/V	429	Guenièvre	Guenièvre / tarte au guenièvres
k/g M R	430	caméra	caméra-man / caméra (TV)
k/g M L	431	Gimli	Gimli / hache
k/g M N	432	kimono	wedded couple / obi belt
k/g M M	433	?
k/g M k/g	434	comique	hospital clown / red nose
k/g M S/Z	435	Gämse	chamoix / peau de chamois
k/g M ch/j	436	Gamgee	Sam Gamgee / box with seeds
k/g M T/D	437	gamète (found some images and could make it work, but would welcome other idas)	spermato donnant conseils santé / microscope
k/g M P/B	438	camper	backpacker / tent
k/g M F/V	439	guimauve	enfant qui grille guimauve / paquet de guimauves
k/g k/g R	440	Kagourex	maman kangourex / bébé kangourex
k/g k/g L	441	giggles	child giggling / giggle ball
k/g k/g N	442	Quigonjinn	Qui-Gon-Jinn / green lightsaber
k/g k/g M	443	Kocoum	Kocoum / spear
k/g k/g k/g	444	KKK	masked KKK / burning cross
k/g k/g S/Z	445	coccinelle	Marinette / coccinelle
k/g k/g ch/j	446	kokeshi	kokeshi girl / kokeshi dolls
k/g k/g T/D	447	cocotte	cocotte hurlante / cocotte en papier
k/g k/g P/B	448	kookaburra	laughing man / laughing bird
k/g k/g F/V	449	kickoff	referee / whistle
k/g S/Z R	450	Käser	fromager / meule
k/g S/Z L	451	axel	Lambiel / patins à glace
k/g S/Z N	452	Xunk	Xunk alive / Xunk encased in cristal
k/g S/Z M	453	Aximili	Aximili (andalite) / Aximili (boy morph)
k/g S/Z k/g	454	Kazuky	Kazuky / dent en or
k/g S/Z S/Z	455	Cassis	Ignazio Cassis / bonbon au cassis
k/g S/Z ch/j	456	?
k/g S/Z T/D	457	Castafiore	Biance Castafiore / émeraude
k/g S/Z P/B	458	Casper	fantôme casper / lego casper
k/g S/Z F/V	459	?
k/g ch/j R	460	cacharel (is ok, would welcome other ideas)	dame se parfumant / diffuseur de parfum
k/g ch/j L	461	cachalot	baleiniers / cachalot
k/g ch/j N	462	cajun, cashew nut	cajun people / cajun spices, crazy monkey stealing nuts / cashew nuts
k/g ch/j M	463	cachemire	chevriers et chèvres / pulls
k/g ch/j k/g	464	cache-cache	enfants / chat et souris
k/g ch/j S/Z	465	?
k/g ch/j ch/j	466	?
k/g ch/j T/D	467	cage de Faraday (is a bit long, would welcome other ideas)	personne en cage / cage électrifiée
k/g ch/j P/B	468	cache-prise	enfant ébouriffé ou pikachu chargeant / prise électrique
k/g ch/j F/V	469	?
k/g T/D R	470	caterpillar	trax / chaussures
k/g T/D L	471	gondole	gondolier / gondole
k/g T/D N	472	Gutenberg	Gutenberg / presse
k/g T/D M	473	catamaran	catamaran (pilote) / catamaran (bateau)
k/g T/D k/g	474	kitkat	chocolate cat / kitkat bar
k/g T/D S/Z	475	quetzal	Quetzalcoalt / quetzal (bird)
k/g T/D ch/j	476	?
k/g T/D T/D	477	goutte d’eau	goutte d’eau instruisant / goutte fondue (flaque)
k/g T/D P/B	478	catbus	catbus / kittenbus
k/g T/D F/V	479	Octavie	Octavie / coin
k/g P/B R	480	Cobra	Cobra Bubbles / cobra (snake)
k/g P/B L	481	Capulet	Lord/Juliet Capulet / capulet (habit)
k/g P/B N	482	Cobain	Kurt Cobain / shadow plaid shirt
k/g P/B M	483	?
k/g P/B k/g	484	cupcake	cupcake desguise / cupcake to eat
k/g P/B S/Z	485	cow-boy solitaire	Lucky Luke / colt
k/g P/B ch/j	486	cabbage	cabbage baby / cabbages
k/g P/B T/D	487	Cupidon	Cupidon / arc avec flèche en cœur (!073 Artémis)
k/g P/B P/B	488	kebab	Koch mit Messer / Kebab-Spiess
k/g P/B F/V	489	goby fish	cleaning station (huge fish) / goby fish (small fishes)
k/g F/V R	490	Gavroche	Gavroche Thénardier / cocade révolutionnaire
k/g F/V L	491	kevlar	policiers / gilet
k/g F/V N	492	Kevin	Kevin / télécommande
k/g F/V M	493	caveman	hommes des cavernes / gourdin
k/g F/V k/g	494	Kafka	Kafka / beetle
k/g F/V S/Z	495	?
k/g F/V ch/j	496	koi fish	koi fish rider / illegal (dennou coil)
k/g F/V T/D	497	cavities	tooth unhappy / toothbrush
k/g F/V P/B	498	cave bear	cave bear / cave macha (!36 Macha)
k/g F/V F/V	499	?

[Rumburak]

459 - Gus Fring (Breaking Bad)