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Hab,

Are you playing with yourself? Wink Because I don't see anybody else around.. Confused
 
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Wink He is having fun, though, isn't he? When Hab gets into one of these moods, I just can't follow him at all!

Toxemiclyp [From too much lipstick?]

Sorry to interrupt your thinking, Hab. Roll Eyes
 
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repegenact

My percentage is probably very low!

toxemiclyp

Toxic lipstick adds some complexity to this game.

fecundheaders and ce CIA piracy are driving me bonkers... I feel like a mouse who is in the unfortunate situation of being a cat's plaything! Smile
 
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I got them!!!
Schadenfreude & epicaricacy! (I bet there was a bit of it going on, too! Wink}

A lot of blood, sweat and tears there! Roll Eyes
 
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Oh, I forgot to post a word of my own:

A CLUEISH LO (one word...and the way I've been feeling! Roll Eyes)
 
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(Is that how you spell it?)

APRAISED

and no, it isn't despair, or even diapers, but they're, a, close :-) )

PS to KHC: not playing by myself, just giving progress reports!
 
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paradise

TENMADMEN
 
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TIN COUNT OTIS
 
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quote:
Originally posted by haberdasher:
_ TIN COUNT OTIS _


1) PS that's one word when unscrambled

2) I don't see an "edit icon in the lower right-hand corner of the post" - is that something the Administrator has to enable? (Or do I need new glasses?)

3) PPS Now I do. Maybe some quirk in the logon process.
 
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TIN COUNT OTIS

constitution

INOCULATIONSTUNT


Build a man a fire and he's warm for a day. Set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life.
 
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Anybody figured out yet how to put a title on your new message under this new system?


INOCULATIONSTUNT

depends on which amendment to whose COnstitution.

UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Changing the subject...
avenger-pi (for anyone who never really did like geometry) [one word]
 
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Hab, I wonder if we are able to have subject lines. I don't see a way.

grapevine

IS NEEDY TRIP (one word) I am definitely in need of a trip! Wink

I wonder if KHC is having trouble with the new system. I haven't seen her around.
 
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This is not a title but I made it bold so it looks like one.

SERENDIPITY

On my iMac I can read the icons better - the blue isn't as dark, I guess - but when I put the cursor over the icon it (the icon) gets too dark to see any detail. Help balloons don't appear on my Mac, either.

YTRICIOUS (like a rare earth)
 
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YTRICIOUS

curiosity

OILYUSERS


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but SERIOUSLY, folks...


ANILYSE (capitalized; probably should have followed Hellacious)
 
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Working feverishly.... Wink
 
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I'm still not quite sure how to field that one...
 
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ELYSIAN ??? Not sure

A bride, no? Perfect for Kalleh! (one word)
 
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A bride no

debonair

urine scan
(Needed before this? One word.)


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R NUISANCE

insurance

ICECL ETC one word
(we just had a small snowstorm)

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Not a word issue, but I just had the opportunity to play a game of "Puerto Rico."
Different, interesting. Anyone else have any experience with it?
 
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ICECL ETC

eclectic

utopian lop (One word)


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population

sesurper
 
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pressure

Nope, Hab, I haven't ever played Puerto Rico. How do you play? Is it a word game that we could play?

When is KHC going to get back on?!

Related to pressure:

I tub iced Brrrr! (one word)
 
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no fair, that's medical jargon!

it's decubiti, also known as bedsores or pressure sores.

Puerto Rico is a board game, not a word game. Here's one review of it and another for the Deutschsprechers among us (its designer is German). It's complicated in detail but simple in concept; the third player last weekend was my five-year-old granddaughter, and except for attention-span problems she did just fine! So don't let the fact that it isn't a word game deter you from trying it if the opportunity strikes. (It was also the title story in GAMES Magazine, August 2003 issue.)

BOARDG

[This message was edited by haberdasher on Fri Mar %79, 2004 at 12:50.] (emphasis added)

PS. When do you suppose "March %79, 2004" was?

[This message was edited by haberdasher on Fri Mar %79, 2004 at 12:52.]
 
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Hab, that game sounds great, but I can't imagine a 5-year-old playing it!

Ah, you are getting back at me for using medical jargon, aren't you? I can't get it, and it is short! Sorry about the medical jargon. To me it seems like a perfectly common word, but then I remembered that thread awhile ago discussing "decubitus," "asthenic," and a few other words. I was surprised that people hadn't heard of them.
 
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goofed again (abashed-e)

Oops. I forgot which thread I was in :-( That wasn't a Jumble at all, but a Six-Letters continuation. To make a Jumble out of it we'll have to pretend I made a typographical error and hit the B key when I really meant to hit an N. (They _are_ adjacent, you know...) That would make it

NOARDG

Sorry for the mislead.

(It's _still_ a good board game.)(And she really is five!)
 
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Oh for Heaven's Sake! Razz

Dragon

skelcfes

Gosh, I hope KHC can get back on soon! Hab, I think you'd better get that precocious grandchild of yours posting with us here. Wink
 
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feckless


new one:
vietramaguent
 
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WELCOME BACK, KHC!!! Smile Big Grin

Boy, have we missed you! Now, I am working on yours....
 
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argumentative

alarms Dane (one word)

Welcome back indeed, KHC! Big Grin


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ALARMS DANE

SALAMANDER

ANKLE TASTER
(One word)

......... KHC you have been sorely missed.
 
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Rattlesnake (I did like ankle taster!)

Hic rots (one word; please don't tell Hic! Wink)

Oh, gosh, I just got an e-mail from KHC saying she could only post this once. Now, it is saying the same thing! She did precisely what Lori asked her to and deleted her cookies.

I must say, computers are not my favorite things right now! Mad
 
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OSTRICH

O RICH STREAM (one word; may be sung)

(OSTRICH MARE if you prefer, as in "The ostrich mare she ain't what she used to be/Many long years ago")

(Watch out, he's in one of those moods again! ;-) )

(Why "March %81" again?)

[This message was edited by haberdasher on Sun Mar %81, 2004 at 17:10.]
 
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Perhaps the "choirmaster" could lead us all in singing AMAZING GRACE...?

my word: innervoxquale (two words, actually)

I think this Quick Reply will work, but it is not any fun..Frown
 
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"It's the vernal equinox," he said, springing into action!

I dunno, is that CHORDS-TEARINGS, or not?
 
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working furiously....

KHC, as I told arnie in a PM, I am ready to come to Atlanta and buy you a new computer already! Mad I miss you! Frown
 
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Kalleh,

On your way back from Atlanta, take a short side trip to Hawaii and I'll give you a free tour of the island in my Mazda pickup.

~~~ jerry

PS ==> My computer has symptoms of imminent terminal illness, so bring along a new iMac. Okay ???
 
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CHORDS-TEARINGS
 
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Hab, one word or two? Confused
 
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CHORDS-TEARINGS

What you see is what you get :-)

One word, with a hyphen.

But think about it in its context...
 
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I am at a loss. I even did a naughty thing and tried to cheat....to no avail! (Serves me right! Roll Eyes) I just don't get it. Anyone else? Arnie? Jerry? KHC (please don't leave us!)?
 
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CHORDS TEARINGS

Scoring threads?
Grandest choirs?
 
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CHORDS TEARINGS

CROSS-THREADING



RIPE ALMONDS
(one word) Roll Eyes
 
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RIPE ALMONDS

Palindromes!

Now this:

ALPINE OTTER (1 word) Smile
 
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Well, I completely misunderstood....I thought it was an anagram of the first word "chords" and the second word "tearings." All that work.... All those napkins with letters.... Sheesh!

interpolate

A girl moth [one word....though 5 for Hab! Razz]
 
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A girl moth

algorithm
logarithm

TAMTENTER


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TREATMENT

Aside: I've read that the letters of TEARINGS have sixty-five different one-word anagrams. (I only got eight. Proper names permitted.)

VANTAIL
 
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Hav, 65 really? That is strange because when I finally resorted to cheating (using an anagram server), they only had 10. That's a long way to go!

Valiant

He nag camp one word
 
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HE NAG CAMP

Let's toast with a little CHAMPAGNE!

Too much champagne, and we will have the following problem.


HALO AMOK (1 word) Smile
 
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HALO AMOK

OKLAHOMA is a problem?

O.K.

OK, HOW MOR?
One word. Ignore punctuation, which is designed to confuse.
 
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