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147 1,586
148 1,570
149 1,558
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153 1,452
154 1,427
155 1,385
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157 1,372
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159 1,360
160 1,357
161 1,345
162 1,337
163 1,335
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166 1,303
167 1,297
168 1,290
169 1,277
170 1,269
171 1,252
172 1,251
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174 1,249
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176 1,247
177 1,239
178 1,237
179 1,225
180 1,211
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182 1,205
183 1,202
184 1,196
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186 1,181
187 1,169
188 1,144
189 1,140
190 1,140
191 1,139
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201 1,084
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206 1,064
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213 1,018
214 1,017
215 1,017
216 1,007
217 1,007
218 1,007
219 1,005
220 1,003
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223 1,000
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161 total words

12:04 am

li 7

12:04 am

Flip Flip Hooray!

12:07 am

hi all - le 7

12:07 am

li7 x 2

12:09 am

tr7

12:16 am

nbt, nbs

12:18 am

missing the e's and the bottom i, but time for bed -- niters

12:18 am

got the i

12:19 am

what is it?

12:19 am

i can't find anything on it

12:19 am

think medicinal

12:20 am

id 5/14, io 5-6 combo

12:20 am

thanks

12:20 am

io 6 21

12:20 am

now i feel dumb.. thanks you two

12:20 am

np

12:20 am

ni7

Clues are up

12:25 am

le7 x 2

meusli is no good

12:31 am

Thank you, Lickety.

12:41 am

co7

I have ke4/8 x 2 what are the stats for the other

'k', please?

6:06 am

ke 5/11

6:06 am

I mean ke 4/11

thanks

What are the stats for the lone 'e' in column 5, please?

7:02 am

mark; en5 12 mate

thanks

co7, please?

7:21 am

co7...first three of cob vegetable + what tuna comes in (plural)

7:22 am

It is the material tuna containers are made of.

really aren't they aluminum cans

got the first 5 letters but how does it end?

7:24 am

No, think of what Christmas cookies come in.

7:25 am

Or the man with heart problems in The Wizard of Oz

7:25 am

Brits call all those containers what I am referring to.

7:26 am

You're right, Molly, we do.

7:27 am

Also, there was a music district in New York called ____ Pan Alley

7:28 am

I think that is as clued as it's going to get

7:29 am

Marc, cans are often steel, or tin-coated steel, aluminum or chromium-coated steel. depending on what is being preserved and how acidic it is.

7:37 am

And there is the word I was trying so hard to avoid. Should be easy to get now.

7:38 am

oops. apologies.

7:39 am

my enthusiasm gets the better of me at times.

thanks finally got it. I already had

tin as part of the word before ginger let it out. NO apologies necessay

tr7, please?

7:59 am

dy

tr + a lubricant + "the wheels on the b** go round and round"

8:18 am

hello..U stats pls

un 4/5, un 5/12, un 6/24, un 5/20

8:20 am

ty

just finished, any clues needed?

8:23 am

I have sw5 and sw4 from the 4th column S, what am I missing?

sy 4/7

8:23 am

sy4

8:24 am

oh duh I didn't even try that direction! thanks both

8:31 am

Well cowlust doesn’t work

8:34 am

It is a lot of bull anyway

sw5...hmmm, not found that one yet

8:36 am

... "you stick them with the pointy end"

Best. Clue. Ever.

Thank you!

8:36 am

.... but it only works for people who watched Game of Thrones

True. It therefore worked perfectly for me

8:40 am

... I think it was my favourite line in the whole series

I am inclined to agree with you

I've FINALLY got around to watching Stranger Things (seen up through Episode 1, Season 2). How did I let that pass me by?!

8:44 am

... hiding in plain sight

8:50 am

phantom: ridicule

Anyone watch 'The Boys' on Amazon Prime Video?

8:51 am

hello

lume

oops

8:52 am

Not yet...it's on my to do list

its pretty graphic tho

but its really good

8:59 am

first column e?

8:59 am

... big birds

8:59 am

ty dose

8:59 am

... and e + what gets caught in the dryer trap

9:01 am

2nd column bottom I?

9:02 am

io 5/15 5/12 6/21 .... looks like they're related to the old anticeptic

9:04 am

got two of them ty

9:04 am

ty doseffing

9:04 am

... by the way that was 5/14

9:04 am

... it's the adjective

9:05 am

i have two io 5/12's and io 6/21

9:05 am

sorry one io 5/12 the other is a id from the other i

9:08 am

i gtg will be back...

9:09 am

yes ... me too ... luck to all who continue the struggle

9:32 am

I agree with dose

9:49 am

good morning everyone :)

9:53 am

ru...cowlust. heh.

9:56 am

co 6/21, pls

9:58 am

ends in the metal cans are made from

9:59 am

ty nan

10:12 am

first le 6 please

10:13 am

Hannibel

10:13 am

that is the 2nd one kalia

10:13 am

sorry

10:15 am

ist three letters of 2nd + preposition

10:16 am

3 + can?s

10:18 am

ty kalia

10:18 am

yw

10:18 am

well, I got the stupid dr4 on my own today

10:20 am

ever notice when uncommon grid words are in the grid on back to back days? like yesterday was the 2nd day of tryst/tryste.

10:23 am

mu 6 please?

10:25 am

Sheets fabric

10:25 am

a type of fabric

10:25 am

duh - ty molly and carla

10:25 am

also used to describe a practice garment made out of any fabric

10:25 am

I don't think anyone sleeps on those mu sheets anymore

10:25 am

Tx Carla!

10:26 am

my grandmother used to use it to back quilts. I think that's mainly what it is used for these days.

10:30 am

Sorry, should have said a fabric that USED to be used for sheets

10:31 am

was used for ladies undergarments at one time as well -- in the days of petticoats and drawers

10:32 am

I would get so confused when I first started making clothes and all the FB groups would say "make a mu6 first" because I was thinking of the fabric but they mean it as a fitting garment made out of cheap but similar fabric to what you're making, not necessarily out of mu6.

10:34 am

and the holy grail (well that might be an overstatement) is when you end up with a "wearable mu6"

10:37 am

su 5 please?

10:38 am

nm - monkeyed it

10:38 am

share, pls, nan

10:39 am

tough one to clue

10:39 am

beginning of eastern potentate + beginning of fermented apple drink

10:40 am

well done, nan, ty

10:40 am

thx, got it without knowing what a potentate is. LOL

10:44 am

is the 2nd il5 a common word?

10:45 am

yes

10:45 am

un 6 please?

10:45 am

sorry, no

10:46 am

un + melody

10:46 am

nm - found it -- stupid word

10:46 am

ty car

10:47 am

*!*~*!* thanks for the help. any clues wanted?

10:47 am

I just need stats for the two un words I am missing; I also have the un 5/12

10:47 am

The second il5 is common if you are familiar with medical terminology

10:48 am

un 4/5, un 5/20

10:48 am

so is it related to the first il5?

10:48 am

ty cyber

10:49 am

nm

10:49 am

car just clued the un 6

10:49 am

hagd everyone -- breakfast time :)

10:49 am

hagd

10:49 am

just realized it's lunch time here and I haven't had breakfast

10:50 am

good day, nan

10:55 am

name that peanuts character in the grid!

10:56 am

Linus!

10:56 am

Linus

10:56 am

ding ding ding

11:02 am

ni 6/21, pls

11:03 am

I am struggling with the ni's. still need 4

11:04 am

can I help you, which one?

11:04 am

well, that one is one :D. thanks, but I will go back to them after and see if I see any.

11:05 am

NI + a 3-man band is a ***o - chg the o to a cons - then plural for the NI7

11:05 am

wow, I didn't have the 3 man band

11:05 am

bbl

11:05 am

thx

11:06 am

ty montreal

11:08 am

ro 5/24, pls

11:08 am

morning all, back for my last 161

11:08 am

the bar crowd is really ro5 tonight

11:09 am

ty carla

11:09 am

or in the words of Hank Jr (I think) "all my ro5 friends are coming over tonight)

11:10 am

Hank jr?

11:11 am

Hank Williams, Jr., famous country singer and son of Hank Williams, Sr, famous country singer

11:11 am

ok, ty. Not into country, but bluegrass

11:12 am

I'm sad that there are people who don't know who Hank Williams and Hank Williams Jr. are. : (

11:12 am

I think their fame transcends country music but I could be wrong.

11:14 am

okay, looks like I was not wrong ;-)

11:14 am

"Hey Good Lookin'" is a classic whether you are into country music or not

11:15 am

I'm sure I've heard him sing, but I listen to Johnny Cash

11:15 am

"I"m So Lonesome I Could Die"..."Jambalaya"..."Your Cheatin' Heart"...

11:16 am

bichon, Hank Sr was alive 1923-1953, and this is from wiki "Regarded as one of the most significant and influential American singers and songwriters of the 20th century"

11:19 am

I don't really listen to country musice, but I'm sure I've heard Hank William. Don't forget, grew up in NYC

11:19 am

Howdy, y'all.

11:20 am

I wasn't alive then, but I feel like he probably reached NYC.

11:20 am

howdy, judi

11:25 am

okay, have never heard of tr7 and dictionary has it as a proper noun. thanks, enable.

11:27 am

Shakespean play, ******* and Cressida

11:29 am

Yes, but if you read the HELP section, under WORDS NOT ALLOWED it says "Proper nouns, abbreviations, contractions, hyphenated words and foreign words that are NOT IN THE ENABLE DICTIONARY." Which means, if a proper noun IS in the Enable dictionary, it is allowed. It's a weird game.

11:30 am

Time for lunch. BBL.

11:31 am

agreed, TTFN

11:31 am

8 left

11:49 am

wi 5/20, pls

11:52 am

well, there was a pop band named that in the 90s or so but I know that will not help. there is a gas station chain named that. they always had the cheapest price.

11:53 am

***l to live + abbrev for a business

11:53 am

RogerWi5/20 a radio transmission for received and will comply

11:54 am

TIL

11:55 am

TIL = Today I Learned for those of you unfamiliar with the term (like me)

11:56 am

was just typing that translation in

11:58 am

TIL what TIL means. :) (Joking. I knew that one. but I liked it.)

12:00 pm

Molly, did you know TTFN? That's been around longer than us.

12:02 pm

SamanthaJoy, I should use ELI5 here sometimes. Do you know that one?

12:03 pm

Why don't you ELI5 that to us? ;)

12:03 pm

LOL

12:03 pm

ty Molly

12:05 pm

fireworks!

12:05 pm

now I must do some housecleaning

12:10 pm

I know what TTFN means. I just don't get the whole abbreviation thing. It doesn't take that long to type out Ta Ta For Now, or thank you, or have a good day.

12:11 pm

I don't like hagd, I always say it in my head like hag-duh. I also don't like ty. For a long time when that started I was like, why's everybody always talking about Ty.

12:13 pm

I just lazy up thank you by writing thx :D

12:26 pm

un 6/24, pls

12:26 pm

*Guessing the house cleaning got put on hold : D

12:29 pm

un 6/24 make something sound worse

12:36 pm

un6/24 to not make a musical instrument sound better

12:39 pm

ty Molly

12:51 pm

fireworks and thx for the def ttfn.

1:08 pm

intune

1:10 pm

sorry about that. Not sure how it happened havent been been in here all evening!!

1:19 pm

It happens when your cursor is in the chat box, instead of the Add Word box.

2:36 pm

i do know but didnt intentionally put cursor in chat box. Had nothing to say!!

3:15 pm

I Ihad a transfusion today and my cheeks are pink again

3:17 pm

unit

3:17 pm

sorry good night

3:23 pm

ilume

3:35 pm

unslit

And @ 1. 19 Molly strikes again.

Subtlety not being his/her strong point

4:06 pm

what ARE you talking about, BackwardsMan?

4:14 pm

eo

4:20 pm

i get it backwarden.

4:23 pm

backwardsman

4:28 pm

hi all. i have no 7s! help!

tr7 is a proper noun

co7 is a plural

le7 x 2 and li7, all plurals

4:30 pm

ty. any further clues helpful and welcome. ty

sorry, li 7 x 2

ni7, pl

4:31 pm

got two o f them. ty hokie.

nw

I’m talking about the omnipresent Molly and how he/she rules the chat log like he/she was voted boss of babble. who appointed him/her as boss here?

LOL, I think we all got it

4:51 pm

any clues for the E in fifth column? thanks. Also need i words for bottom row i.

4:51 pm

ty

4:51 pm

stats and clues welcome

BM - It sure wasn't me. And that was one of her 'less snarky' comments.

4:52 pm

the i's are io5 *2 and io6

4:53 pm

io 5 and 6? ok. any further clues welcome as i dont see them

4:53 pm

en5.12 for the lone E

4:53 pm

io - think of the blackish ointment

Thank you backwardsman. Totally agree with you

Totally agree with both of you.

tr7, please?

Tr+engine liquid + you and me

5:37 pm

ty Chrissie

yw peri

Help with last word please su6?

nm, got it

Must be your presence peri :)

Thanks ChrissieDee

5:43 pm

but of course :)

5:43 pm

lots of red boxes here. having to retype many words. not happy about that

5:44 pm

Thanks Chrissie … strange word

su5, please?

found it thanks

hello

un6/24 clue pls?

8:08 pm

to make your musical instrument play a little sharp or flat....

8:09 pm

it's a dumb word...

ty

8:09 pm

yw...

cthere are a few words i just cannot see tonight

8:11 pm

i can empathize....

8:11 pm

i am done....

cortin

8:12 pm

yes, that is a word here... ;o)

8:13 pm

need anything else before i go?

not sure. down to 1

8:14 pm

nice....

an m 6

8:15 pm

which one?

8:15 pm

oh....an m word.....cloth....?

my i think there is only one

8:15 pm

yes, it's cloth....

thanks. i need to get to bed. feeling under the weather

8:17 pm

hope you feel better soon....goodnight....

ty ngiht

11:16 pm

Molly 11:29am - Enable is not as strange as you think it is. I have always found the imProper name (after an extended search on a good engine. In this case Tr7 with the lower case "T" turns out to be the common name : "a tr7 butterfly" "A large American butterfly (P...t....). It is black, with yellow marginal spots on the front wings, and blue on the rear."

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