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12:05 am

fent

12:05 am

hm.

12:05 am

cat. oops

12:09 am

li7

12:09 am

pl7

12:09 am

(no cat here!)

12:10 am

that pl is satisfying

12:12 am

To7

ni7

sorry no ni7 for me :(

Clues are up

12:17 am

thank you, lickety

12:17 am

thanks, lickety

12:22 am

pa 9 - yummm!

12:23 am

well that just popped out, thanks

12:23 am

yw

12:23 am

nbt, nbs, pa 8

12:23 am

oooh, nice. thanks.

12:24 am

how is that pa 8 not a proper noun?

12:25 am

hmm. the one I found I wonder how it's a word, but no idea why it would be proper.

12:25 am

the one in Rome and the one in Paris are certainly capitalized

12:26 am

pa8 x 2

12:27 am

well, it's not paintmen

12:27 am

cuz now I have that one, Nan, and agree

12:27 am

(except I've used it as a non-proper noun, now that I think about it)

12:29 am

dictionary.com does offer some non-proper nouns as definitions

12:29 am

figured there were 2 -- looking for the other one

12:29 am

As for the other one, I'm not even sure how I got it. It seems like I must know it from somewhere, but no idea where.

12:31 am

HOET

12:32 am

well, I just gave up on nan's proper one when she mentioned Rome and Paris

12:33 am

It's a proper noun in some contexts, but not necessarily

12:34 am

oh, there it is

12:34 am

I know that more as a common noun

12:37 am

if it's the one I found, I've only ever seen it as referring to the specific buildings I mentioned. Still haven't found the other one

12:39 am

You may have heard it used, Nan. kinda a collective noun

12:39 am

The other pa8 is an archaic word for a slipper

12:40 am

however, the coach has turned into a pumpkin, the mice have run away and the ball is over -- see yu tomorrow

12:40 am

the one I found has definitions for both. since I've never been to rome or paris I had no idea they were specific buildings. I've heard it as a common noun like the example given in def 3.

12:41 am

like a houseshoe slipper? no idea on that.

12:42 am

me neither carla - but off to bed

12:42 am

good night

12:48 am

in SA that pa8 is the Afrikaans word for a slipper so imagine it comes from the Dutch language

12:48 am

oh, I forgot enable loves all -men words except hitmen

12:49 am

maybe i'll see the pa8 tomorrow

12:50 am

it's my last P

12:54 am

I'm going to have to sleep too. 22 left for tomorrow. good night.

1:54 am

hello from beautiful Australia!

1:55 am

found a horse, or a bean

2:13 am

Hi Harp...where are you? Hope not in Melbourne, terrible weather

Hi all. Can anyone please clue for me the O?

5:38 am

ok 4 and 5

5:50 am

Is it coincidence that today's date and month are in the grid?

5:59 am

Happy Easter 🌼 Feels like Christmas here, it's 30 degrees.

6:08 am

Happy Easter too. Supposed to be warm and sunny here but there is a grey and chilly sea mist.

6:29 am

Happy Easter!

7:10 am

Happy Raster to all who celebrate

7:10 am

EASTER

7:11 am

Adding my wishes for a Happy Easter

7:31 am

How were your hot cross buns Aloy?

7:32 am

good morning help with lone N please

7:33 am

Buns were great but the crosses tasted funny.. think it was the lemon extract.. too strong? Anyway, fun to make them each year.

7:34 am

it is a pl, marigold

7:35 am

a numerical pl if that helps

7:36 am

ty I needed that one too

7:36 am

yw, glad you found it

7:38 am

Ah, I don't put lemon extract in my glaze for sweet rolls. I use vanilla.

7:39 am

i use almond.

7:46 am

good choices.. didn't have clear vanilla and need to buy some almond extract

7:47 am

my Mexican vanilla turns the icing color brownish

7:48 am

the cross originally represented the four seasons

7:54 am

Lots of "history" on hot cross buns. Most of it says the cross has religious connections. But I wouldn't be surprised if they started with the Pagans and then switched to religion oriented.

7:54 am

true, Molly.. from what I read

howdy people, happy easter. beautiful chilly morning here after the rain and wind all day yesterday.

7:58 am

usually I give some to the neighbors, but since the frosting tasted funny, I didn't this year.. glad to know I can freeze 'em!

7:58 am

howdy hokie

8:00 am

carla, we had over 7 inches of rain in the last two days.

I haven't looked at my rain gauge but I don't think we got that much. it did rain nonstop, though, and pretty hard at times.

anyone want to give me some easy clues for that pa8 that means slipper?

8:06 am

ends with the first three of the pet pest

first try, thanks, be

BEA

8:06 am

ty Bea !

8:07 am

yw

16 left now. won't complain if anyone guesses my missing A and R

8:08 am

ap6.21 is my guess

good guess

oh, finally got it, thanks

8:11 am

and that saves me missing it later! morning

8:11 am

yay.. (-:

hey hursh

8:13 am

hi hurshy

8:13 am

hi :)

8:14 am

oooooh i got the 9!!

8:14 am

i didn't even think it would work, cause so many food words don't

you never know with enable

8:15 am

i jnew it had to be there some how.

8:15 am

knew

I have 3-4-5-2 SSS R LL HH F TTT KK

8:16 am

i have everything but the first row, and in the first row 3 S and 4 P, lol

oh, found the k's

8:18 am

dang it, i thought i remembered hitman and hitmen counting

nope

8:19 am

hurshy, but working on the race cars works

8:19 am

ha, go figure! thanks

8:20 am

yw

8:20 am

Ls Licked!

8:21 am

Fs Finished!

also the character(s) from Oz works, but not hitmen

8:23 am

which is odd cause whatever ti6 means, like, it's obviously less known of a word

yep

8:23 am

but i guess once upon a time that was not the case

yeah, looks archaic

okay, enough of this. I've got things to do today. listing for last 11.

8:26 am

i always try the neti pot

8:26 am

Ns Na4ed!

8:29 am

Ks Killed!

8:31 am

Os Overturned!

8:32 am

found pa8 clue in chat, what is the other 8?

pa8

8:33 am

oh lol

8:34 am

seems like a fairly straightforward grid today

there was some discussion last night about it being proper or common. nan only knows it as proper, I only know it as common.

2 left after listing. may have to look them up.

8:34 am

hmmm

8:34 am

both 8's are pa hursh

8:38 am

fw.. hi/bye ru.. the pa9 wore out my monkeys. Seeking bananas.. (-: poof

well, not sure I've seen my last 2 before, but I am done too. peace out.

8:41 am

aHA

8:48 am

hi folks

8:57 am

Hi welki!

9:00 am

ori, when we were in arizona, there was a little box of spice paste on the shelf of a convenience store. i bought it, use it, love it, and wonder if it's common - do you know it? El Mexicano Achiote Rojo

9:02 am

I've used achiote paste before to marinate meat. I like it a lot. I'm not sure what brand I used.

9:02 am

i use it on chicken thighs (in the air fryer is amazing), and last night seasoned a fish dish with it (cod, onions, peppers, tomatoes, garlic - over rice with quesadillas)

9:03 am

how do you use it, welki?

9:03 am

i will put that on my list for the hispanic market.

9:04 am

bea, i make a marinade for the chicken, pop them in a zip loc and let them sit for as long as i can.

9:05 am

It has a nice flavor. Spicy but not too hot.

9:07 am

bea, i put the box image as my icon - it's cheap, less that two bucks

9:08 am

#1 ingredient is annatto seed

9:09 am

what i did last night, was mix a little of it with water (it's a clumpy paste, hard to stir into a saute) and added it to the vegetables after they'd softened up a little. then i added a little more :)

9:10 am

Sounds good.

9:10 am

ori, i think it's pretty mild, but tasty, and gives a little orange color to whatever you're cooking. i think i'll try it when cooking rice, or maybe in some scrambled eggs

9:11 am

I bet it would be great in rice.

9:12 am

what happened was - i was planning on fish and chips, but neighbors stopped over and we ended up having some drinks (i learned how to make mojitos the other day - hahaha, i confused the two bottles of white stuff in the cabinet and made them with tequila - ole!) - by the time they left, it was too late to start frying fish, so into the saute pan everything went

9:13 am

so - drinks and a healthier dinner. (and they brought over home-made chocolate mousse) - win win!

9:14 am

I haven't had fish and chip in ages. Now I'm craving it :D

9:14 am

come on over, we'll go to costco and pick up more fish :)

9:15 am

(it's the only place nearby with good cod)

9:15 am

It's a date :D Do you use the air fryer?

9:16 am

for fish and chips? no. frying pan, lots of oil, lots of mess. it's the only way

9:17 am

I've never made it before.

9:19 am

which air fryer do you have? i have an old t-fal (the paddle type) that makes the best potato chunks (can't really call them french fries) - and a gourmia that i use for the chicken thighs (the gourmia travels with us).

9:20 am

I don't have one. I've been thinking about getting one.

9:20 am

there are insta pots that do everything - i don't have one, but i think bea knows about them

9:22 am

took me a while to wrap my head around another gadget, and i was suspicious of technology replacing good ol' fashioned cooking, but for the things i use the air fryer for, it's worth it for me

9:22 am

I have an instapot that I haven't used in a long time. User error resulted in a serious burn to my wrist.

9:23 am

ouch - i veer away from pressure cookers for that reason. i am such a clutz

9:25 am

My dog is demanding attention. See y'all later.

9:26 am

bye, ori

10:27 am

hi all. help with pa9 please

10:28 am

pa9 an Italian sweet bread with dried fruits in it

10:29 am

hmm, looking

10:29 am

I think I know what it is, not sure how to spell it

10:31 am

ends in to 4/4

10:31 am

I got it thank you

10:31 am

yay

10:33 am

ha 7/36, pls

10:35 am

don't have it bichon, looking

10:36 am

ty, peri

10:38 am

how is your dog doing, bichon?

10:39 am

better, ty peri

10:39 am

good to hear

10:42 am

bottom row gray,bbl

11:21 am

Hi all. Any clues for the 9?

11:21 am

Ty

11:22 am

I should say any suggestions on how to spell that pa 9?

11:23 am

I got it. Sorry all.

11:23 am

I was spelling it wrong

11:23 am

Well, I mean, I suggest spelling it properly :-) (Also, with a double letter)

11:24 am

Ahh, too late for my snarky comment! Drat!!!!

11:28 am

ha 7/36, pls

11:29 am

Yup.

11:29 am

Sorry bichon i dont have the ha 7

11:30 am

ha7 sounds like a thing you'd use for seasonal affective disorder.

11:30 am

"turn on the ha7 and you'll feel better!"

11:34 am

could you clue that differently, pls, just

11:35 am

ya. it's not a word I knew, but it turns out it's a variant of an ap6 (which I also didn't know, but which is in the grid and might help)

11:36 am

Sorry, just, don't get it

11:37 am

it ends with a 4 you probably have

11:38 am

it's like a mineral or gemstone ending

11:41 am

(it turns out it is a rock, so that's fitting)

11:44 am

Bicton, the opposite of sad and the opposite of dark

11:45 am

Sorry Bichon

11:45 am

ty justafree and TQ, and carla

11:47 am

yw

11:49 am

thought I had my missing H but hitmen isn't a word???? Sigh.

g'mornin from the pacific nw.

justafreep-- who ha* *** the dogs out!

11:56 am

ahh, thanks. that one.

I was mad about hitmen too

12:20 pm

Hitmen is so so so a word! Darn the dictionary

1:02 pm

good morning/afternoon :)

1:20 pm

Hi Nan, Happy Easter

1:30 pm

PIAS

1:30 pm

DOH

I was out all day barbecuing with my kids and grandkids (well, some of them anyway). Still don't have the O, Any helpers out there?

totem

Oopsss! Sorry!!!!

ok4 and 5. it's a stupid alt spelling.

Thank you HC

yw

and I'm glad you weren't barbecuing your kids and grandkids like I first read

Oooh. What an awful thought. No, we did have hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken wings and chicken cutlets though. The grandkids got to the barbecue at the end but only to roast the marshmallows!!

2:26 pm

h

2:49 pm

pa 8 please?

2:49 pm

player girl, are things scary b'aretz?

2:49 pm

* pa 8 that is not the temple

2:52 pm

yes, and alt spelling those ok words I've never seen in print.

2:55 pm

pa8 means slipper (footwear(

2:58 pm

oh yes - I remember that clue from last night now. but it doesn't mean anything to me -- must be a term I don't know

2:59 pm

maybe a coloquialism?

3:02 pm

it's from Dutch, if that helps

3:02 pm

it's word I don't think I've ever seen.

3:04 pm

not really

3:05 pm

Clued earlier as singular of trousers + vowel + first three letters of pet pest

3:10 pm

only pet pest I can think of is a tic and that isn't there

3:11 pm

oh - first 3 letters - got it - ty molly

3:12 pm

Thanks Molly. That was my last word.

3:13 pm

have never seen that before either HAGD everyone -- off to watch the gold medal world curling game. Canada vs Scotland - shoold be another good one

3:39 pm

enjoy nan

3:39 pm

well done, wht

5:23 pm

After everyone else has finished hours ago....Fireworks!!!

5:57 pm

first in6 please. 13 to go

6:03 pm

nm done

6:38 pm

finito! thanks Molly and lickety and all cluers

6:40 pm

Fun (?) facts: pa8/60 means "slippers" in a number of languages, including Dutch, Afrikaans, and Czechoslovakian. It also occurs In French and Italian, with slight variations in spelling. And I still don't know where I came across it.

8:27 pm

I only have one in6.18, with clear in6

hi all, jumping in

so disappointed -- no points for knotteth

HOET at last

9:43 pm

lol. BDG: I thought the same thing... "For he did knotteth the rope and in so doing, made the sail firm unto the mast..."

10:15 pm

apparently it is notteth a word

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