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Nice word, Rose!

You need big shoes to do well in a PENTATHLON.

Get THE "EE" THING.
(Or, if your door bites, it's probably the
HINGE TEETH!
 
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I hope our pentathlete didn't finish eighteenth. But if he did, let's hope he had a strong ego, and that his:

ID UNIT FINE
 
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That'd be INFINITUDE.

On the other hand, what about OCCIPORCISM? (Or M. PICO CRISCO, for that matter?)
 
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OCCIPORCISM

Microscopic

FILM INANITIES


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INFINITESIMAL !

Purely in alphabetical order (the way serious Scrabble buffs like it) just to be difficult:

AEHIMNOPRST

(If it had a C it would be SPORT MACHINE.
But it doesn't.)
 
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Obscure hint at 48 hours:

Moliere
 
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AEHIMNOPRST

misanthrope !

GO ARABIC DOG
 
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GO ARABIC DOG

braggadocio

ERRANT SLAVS


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ERRANT SLAVS = TRANSVERSAL


GREAT T-VISION
 
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GREAT T-VISION

Investigator

ASSIGN WAIL


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WASSAILING

variation on a theme:

GREAT VISION
 
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Still working...

There are some good words in this, like "tigers" and "ravens" and "goiters" and "vertigo" and "revising," but I will "ignore" them all until I can figure it out! Frown
 
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...and when you finally get it, I hope you feel refreshed!
 
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GREAT VISION

Invigorates

ANIMUS IS POOR; love is rich?
 
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Oh, it just figures after all my work Jo got it! Mad

I was working with "invigorating," too; you'd think I'd have gotten it! [I think I will give myself a half a point, at least!]

Parsimonious

Magic Pie - (in my case, it is French Silk! Wink)
 
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well, heck; look how fast you got parsimonious. And I thought that was going to be a tough one. I don't usually do these, and to be honest, Kalleh, I didn't see your earlier post or I wouldn't have solved it. Sorry....
 
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Oh, Jo...I was only mad at myself when there it was on the tip of my tongue (fingers?)...and I didn't get it. Grrrrr! See why I don't post here so much? The only reason I would have gotten it in the first place was because of Hab's "refreshed" hint.
 
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Time only for a quickie, but

MAGIC PIE - I + EE = GAMEPIECE
 
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At first sight, MAGIC PIE looks like it should be easy, but...

Is it one word, Kalleh?

Best I can come up with are a couple of words to describe a photograph: PIC IMAGE Frown


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It is one word, arnie.

Hint: Think Valentine's Day! Wink
 
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I'm completely stumped also. And I've spent WAY too much time on this one. Smile
 
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Deleted; duplicate

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EPIGAMIC ?

Never heard of it before, but it fits.

APPEALING

Yes, that really is the starting configuration, not the target by mistake.

(I think it may be a hard one, but with this crowd you never can tell...)

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Sorry, guys. Remember?

It was a word of the day last week.

Still working, Hab...
 
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APPEALING

lagniappe

CRANE MEMBER


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Arnie, you're incredible! Smile

CRANE MEMBER = REMEMBRANCE

ISIS MOON
 
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MOON ISIS

Omission

WALL CREATURE
 
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WALL CREATURE
U RECALL WATER?
WE ULTRA-CLEAR:
WATER CURE ALL!
--CATERWAULLER

Games People Play:
CIPHERASE (the enzyme that breaks codes)
 
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There may be variant spellings.

hint: You need a 5 to start!
 
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CIPHERASE

Parcheesi............! Yes?

Oh, Hab, you are a clever one...

CLABBERS.... EZ Peezy..

I think Clabbers was the pet rat in Harry Potter... ??
 
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CLABBERS

scrabble

PINSTRIPE OAR


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PINSTRIPE OAR

perspiration (not from Parcheesi and Scrabble, I hope!)

MESS ME AUNT

Oh, and Clabbers was Ron Weasley's pet rat, not Harry Potter's. Turned out he was a minor villain in disguise, all along. With, I suspect, a larger role yet to come in the next book or two...(Coming Soon to a Bookist Near You - July 23, I think it is)
 
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Hab, I said Clabbers was "the pet rat" in Harry Potter... I was not succinct in my phrasing.. yes, he belonged to dear Ron! Smile

MESSMEAUNT

amusements

TIPTOEMONIC
 
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tiptoemonic = COMPETITION

OPERRINS - half an Irish marmelade (the other half being O'Lea)

I suspected you knew Scabbers' provenance. I just wanted to talk about the books a bit...


[Edited to fix Scabbers' apostrophe. "Oop's!"]

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Scabbers! I'm embarrassed... as usual...

OPERRINS

Prisoner

LIB VISIT I YIN Smile
 
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LIB VISIT I YIN

Invisibility

CEDAR ME, LIZ - my bark is worse than my bite.
 
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CEDAR ME, LIZ with another A would be CARAMELIZED ?

(Onelook.com has three dictionaries with "caramelized" and only one with "carmelized," and even that one (Wikipedia) redirects you to "caramelized.")

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"carmelized,"
Turned into a monk?


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yes, but there is also carmelized. At least in some of the dictionaries I use. So you win.
 
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How are your basic life-support skills?

IT THY CPR
 
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IT THY CPR

Triptych

RETCH, NANCY!
 
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I think I need to buy a vowel.

CHRY- doesn't go anywhere
CHANTCERYN is meaningless

ENCHANT? CRY!


HELP!!?

No, wait. Is TRENCHANCY a word?
 
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Yes, Hat Man.. it is!

A noun... incisive

Your turn!
 
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Do you know a sweven-letter word with three Us in it? It's unusual.

This one's a bit unusual, too.

UNUSUCOT
 
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UNUSUCOT

Unctuous

CURIOUS LID


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UNCTUOUS

BEAL, CRY ROT! A busy day in the Commons

I've tried to delete this with no success. Please ignore.
 
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anagrams, give or take a vowel:

BEAL CRY ROT if you added an E would be
CELEBRATORY

still working on CURIOUS LID
which is LUDICROUS I (never hurts to be able to laugh at yourself!)
 
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well, I did say that I tried to delete the damn thing. It should have been

BEAL CRY ROTE which of course would be celebratory. It seems I am unable either to edit or delete my posts.

And on that note, why aren't you folks providing daffynitions for my word?
 
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Oh, Hab, don't be

RIDICULOUS Smile

This entire board is a

ROOSTER YIP of knowlege...
 
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That would be "knowledge"... I can't edit either!
 
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