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136 total words

Clues are up

12:17 am

Thank you!

12:17 am

ty lickety!

12:17 am

ty lickety - definitely going to need them

12:18 am

24 left here

12:20 am

53 here

12:20 am

I hit a wall

12:22 am

34 remaining, and still no 7s!

12:22 am

nbt, nbs, dh 7

12:22 am

same here

12:24 am

ty rain

12:24 am

Want a clue for the dh 7 ?

12:24 am

I found it

12:25 am

You're welcome Marksdolly

12:25 am

but thank you, perhaps it will help me over that wall LOL

12:26 am

Yes, it's just playing around with a word most people probably know.

12:29 am

I can't seem to find anything for the bottom A

12:32 am

i only have ag 4/6

12:33 am

that's all I came up with as well

12:33 am

ty - at least I have that now

12:33 am

And I'm down to 30 left, which will do for tonight, I think

12:34 am

18 here

12:35 am

i think those will wait till morning

12:54 am

dont forget sr 4

1:17 am

FWs

1:26 am

Well done. Im struggling

1:56 am

Found my first 7 - ti

4:05 am

th

4:34 am

ag6 & 7

7:19 am

idea

7:34 am

r

7:43 am

th

7:44 am

Of course, more ridiculous currency words.

7:54 am

the ag 6/24 is the former currency of Israel

It's interesting the way people react to things. I'm all "oh cool, new words!" when I learn a new one. Variety os the spice of life, I s'pose

8:04 am

My favorite new word is supercilious

Mine is querulous. It's fun to say.

8:18 am

how many dh words are there?

5

8:18 am

I have left, middle and right columns grey

8:19 am

eek, 5? I've got 2

8:19 am

thanks luv

5? Darn it, I'm missing one.

There it is! Thanks luv

8:21 am

ohh, found all the 7s

8:21 am

thanks luv

I'm still missing 2

8:22 am

do you have the 6/7 combo?

8:22 am

or the 4/5 combo?

I bought a game off of Kickstarter ages ago, and got to play it for the first time on Monday night! It's called "Dialect - A game about language and how it dies" It was really interesting, and we're going to play it again in a few weeks! Yay!

I need the 6/7 combo

8:23 am

change the spelling of the lone 5

8:23 am

double vowel in the middle

sounds interesting for us word freaks Samantha

thanks that got me the 6 but not the 7 - not plural

Yeah, those of us who played it walked out with a sparkling new private vocabulary

aw found it

The seven is the one I needed too. Just add a vowel.

thanks

Anyone have the lone I in the upper right?

8:29 am

ir4

D'oh! Thanks mael

8:31 am

it's a sneaky one!

8:39 am

Mael never misses those plant words

8:51 am

5 left :)

Fourteen here, and considering Lickety. Allthese vowels are killing me.

9:01 am

any clue what my missing O is? it's either a 5 or a 6

I'm missing the same one

9:02 am

or6

9:02 am

thanks ru, that's the one. looking

9:02 am

got it

Thanks ru!

9:07 am

FW!

9:07 am

last word was the h6 compound

Congratulations!

Can I get a clue for that one and the D7? They're my last two

Or just the Di7, now

9:11 am

pull up a plant

9:11 am

See, like I said, the plant words 😊

That's fireworks. Thanks so much mael and ru; I couldn't have done it without you.

9:15 am

heh molly

9:15 am

you're welcome, samantha!

9:25 am

She couldn't have done it without yoy mael

9:25 am

Or you

11:21 am

twisty words today

11:21 am

twisty words today

11:21 am

twisty words today

11:33 am

out of juice

11:33 am

more non-words today - words without any results in dictionary.com

11:47 am

Dictionary.com isn't comprehensive (or even always reliable, especially when it comes to giving examples of use), just free and convenient. Generally if you Google a word that it doesn't have, another dictionary will turn out to have a definition, including some better known and respected dictionaries in some cases.

11:48 am

Which isn't to say that the Enable word list doesn't contain some very suspect entries

11:54 am

And of course it has many words that don't seem very current, even if they once were in use - although it can be hard to be sure, given that English is used differently in a great many parts of the world

12:03 pm

the ag 6 and 7. Old Israeli money

12:10 pm

Don't have those yet - but I'll look - thanks!

12:16 pm

Not from the Garden of Eden

12:19 pm

Actually - it isn't "old" Israeli money, but a current denomination of the new shekel, according to Wikipedia

12:19 pm

(that's the ag6 - the ag7 looks like it probably shouldn't be in the list)

12:21 pm

Actually, I guess the ag7 is an alternative spelling of ag6 - and both are plural

12:49 pm

just starting but something tells me I should be paying attention to this.

12:52 pm

yeah, I got nothin

12:53 pm

I'm guessing you add the h after the g for the alt sp but maybe that's where I'm going wrong

12:53 pm

hi ho

12:53 pm

howdy hurshy

12:55 pm

how's sherlokie today? lol

12:56 pm

fine, did a mountain bike ride and am now tired and hungry

12:56 pm

how's hurshy today?

12:56 pm

am fine

12:57 pm

oh, last col gray out of order

12:57 pm

top row and right col grey!

12:58 pm

Hi carla - you do add an H, actually, just not where you thought!

12:58 pm

hmm

12:58 pm

thanks for setting me straight

12:59 pm

name that proper noun! 90s fictional prodigy, super young doctor

12:59 pm

doogie

12:59 pm

almost howser

12:59 pm

ding ding ding!!!

1:01 pm

ugh, 3 dh words so far, hope there aren't more

oh, I only found 2

Sorry to be bearer of bad news, but there are 5 dh words

ugh.

And there's a dh 6/7 combo

1:04 pm

thanks sam

1:05 pm

it's times like these that i am super grateful for Morewords

1:06 pm

phantom: risotto

well, just need those A's on the bottom for HOET so I may have to hit bestwordlist

1:08 pm

very archaic currency from Israel.

yeah, I picked up that much from the chat, but does nothing for me

1:09 pm

do we know what the third A from there is?

ag4

1:10 pm

ah thanks

so, bestwordlist says the ag6 is a plural of the greek marketplace, no mention of israeli currency

1:11 pm

no, that's a different word, not in this grid

1:11 pm

makes sense, though it feels more semitic.

1:11 pm

thanks!

I'm just telling you what the website says

It's actually modern currency. You can read about the 10 ag6 conspiracy theory if you like, but that's from the 90s.

1:12 pm

:)

1:12 pm

that doesn't make sense, greek plurals do not end with T

1:12 pm

oh, plural, gotcha

1:12 pm

name that proper noun! hair regrowth treatment marketed to men

1:13 pm

Hebrew masculine plural

Rogaine!

1:13 pm

ding ding ding!!!

1:15 pm

bottom row greyed :)

1:17 pm

name that proper noun! one who sings with blowfish

1:18 pm

Hootie

1:18 pm

ding ding ding!!!

1:18 pm

all edges grey!

1:19 pm

anyone know if there are gh words?

1:19 pm

or a gh word, i should say

1:20 pm

No

1:20 pm

ok good

1:22 pm

hello everyone :)

rehi

1:22 pm

surprise!! the first word I found is Spanish

of course I didn't see that

top row gray!

1:24 pm

if there's no such thing as a throg, then why is there a bridge made of its neck?

I have no idea what you're talking about

1:25 pm

Me either

maybe dr who or star trek

The derivation is weird! How they got "Throggs Neck" from Throckmorton is . . . questionable.

1:26 pm

There is a place in the Bronx called Throggs Neck

ok

1:27 pm

and a bridge, the throgs neck bridge

1:28 pm

so ag, dh, ti, what 7 am i missing?

those are the 3 I have

ti 7

1:28 pm

di

1:28 pm

I don''t hav the ti, but do have the other two.

the ti is the most regular one

Wait, sorry, di 7

1:29 pm

thanks molly and sam!

1:29 pm

thanks, that DI was easy.

1:29 pm

down to 6 but gtg, ttfn!

lol, of course I can't see it

It was my last word and I had to get a clue!

once I saw the prefix it was the first thing I tried

1:31 pm

not seeing any of the 7's

1:31 pm

So you didn't need a clue!

what do you do when you turn a screwdriver right, nan?

I know, it's a babble miracle, molly

1:32 pm

Is this like how many Nan's does it take to screw in a lightbulb?

1:33 pm

I turn it to the right

I'm just waiting for nan to say she doesn't own any screwdrivers or ever use one.

1:33 pm

oh, that ti7 should have been obvious, but alas.

1:33 pm

thanks!

1:33 pm

And what is that doing to what you are turning Nan ti7

np

1:34 pm

only when I have to and then I'm most likely to cross thread something

1:35 pm

ty - thought I was looking for a di

You can loosen the screw by turning it to the left, nan, or you can ti7 the screw by turning it to the right

1:35 pm

There is a di7

there's also a di but you said you didn't have any 7s so I clued the easiest. (I thought)

1:36 pm

probably is carla

the di ends with what trees put in the ground

never actually heard anyone ever use it

1:37 pm

Usually uses the up prefix

1:38 pm

ty -- maybe it means cutting them off rather than pulling them out, which would begin with up

the def says up

1:39 pm

It's the good old/ancient Enable list

1:39 pm

I think there are too many unnecessary words being added to the English language

I think they should get rid of all the archaic ones

1:40 pm

I agree Nan

1:40 pm

(a sure sign that I am getting old, I know)

1:41 pm

Are you yelling at kids to get off your lawn? 😊

1:41 pm

so ag and dh now -- have the ag 6 is the 7 related?

You mean get them out of Enable? I don't even know what would mean to get a word out of the language!

Yes, nan, just add a letter

add a cons to the end

1:43 pm

ty sam and carla

I mean make a dictionary of archaic words so they aren't lost to history and can be referenced if necessary for reading old documents, but remove anything that says archaic out of the regular dictionaries

1:44 pm

not even going to look for the dh --- was happy to have found the boat

same here. found the boat and looked up the other 3

The dh 6/7 combo is related to the dh 5, if it helps

And I've got to run, just looked at a clock! Bye for now

bye!

1:48 pm

only dh 5 I have is a plural - boats

and this clue is not for nan, but anyone else...the dh7 is d + h6 and the blowfish

1:49 pm

my guess would be an indian word

1:50 pm

lol carla - ty

don't tell me you knew that one. :D

1:51 pm

not quite from the dark ages!

the 6 is drop a letter, and the 5 is drop a letter in the middle

1:52 pm

yes got those too

where did molly go??

1:52 pm

actually recognize the 5 now that I see it - a garment of some sort I think

1:52 pm

Get a word out of the language!

a loincloth

1:53 pm

stats for the corner i please?

ah there she is. molly, I wanted you to see nan got a pop culture clue.

1:53 pm

Nan knows Darius Rucker, who knew?

i4/5

1:55 pm

heard of it - no clue what it is -- a cartoon, musical group, musical group that is a joke?

1:55 pm

Oh my

no, a pretty popular musical group from the 90s

1:56 pm

Sponge Hootie and The Blowfish

1:56 pm

ty carla

1:57 pm

I bet Nan knows who The Barenaked Ladies are

doubtful

1:57 pm

too new for me -- only new music that I like is what Webber composes or something similar

1:57 pm

Blue Rodeo?

ever seen the tv show Big Bang Theory, nan?

1:58 pm

not a western music fan -- most of it is too twangy for me

1:58 pm

yes - watched it for one season on and off

1:58 pm

Blue Rodeo is not western, but they are Canadian.

I do not know Blue Rodeo

Barenaked Ladies did the theme song for Big Bang Theory

(along with other music)

1:59 pm

I only know them because I was married to a Canadian

1:59 pm

don't remember it

phantom hoosegow

2:00 pm

thought it opened with some kind of rap think about the big bang theory

2:00 pm

*thing

2:00 pm

Okay, Nan watched Big Bang Theory. That's pretty pop culture. I didn't even watch that.

not really rap but yes

2:01 pm

not really music either

https://tinyurl.com/5n8znzxt

2:02 pm

getting my hair cut in an hour, so had better put some lunch together -- later :)

bye

I would say that's not not music

3:33 pm

hi ho

3:42 pm

or 6/21, pls

3:48 pm

sells like something you might get after straining to pass gold (in spanish)?

3:48 pm

sells-sounds

4:10 pm

hi again :) New hair cut and guaranteed rain by getting a car wash ...

4:12 pm

ty mool

4:16 pm

that clue went over my head

4:16 pm

th 6/21, pls

4:17 pm

pl. th 5/12

4:19 pm

sorry, need the first one

4:20 pm

only one I have

4:21 pm

ty anyway

4:23 pm

Ends with two vowels

4:24 pm

did you get that or 6 bichon?

4:24 pm

the th6 is a plural of an element

4:24 pm

I think

4:25 pm

ty gillie

4:25 pm

well it appears not to be an element but it is a compound of two elements - plural

4:25 pm

Not a plural, I think, but an alternate name

4:26 pm

oh, you're right Gillie, thought it was just the plural of the element, but it's a compound that contains the element

4:29 pm

still not getting it

4:31 pm

Or the di 7...

4:32 pm

The th6 has much more in common with the word following it than the word before, as far as spelling goes

4:33 pm

The di7 could mean to be used to pull a weed up out of the ground, maybe?

4:33 pm

Got the th6, thx

4:34 pm

*could mean to pull up...* (switched wording part way)

4:36 pm

The di7 is an alternative version of a word starting with "up"

4:36 pm

ty Gillie, fw

4:37 pm

Congrats!

4:37 pm

or 6 please - that spanish gold clue didn't help me

4:40 pm

Well, it gave me the first three letters, and MoreWords gave me the rest ("---s of March")

4:41 pm

136 :) ty gillie

4:42 pm

Congrats - almost done here, too

4:43 pm

want any clues?

4:43 pm

Just one now - I'll figure it out

4:44 pm

bye everyone :)

4:44 pm

Got it (wo6) - new word for me, but not hard to monkey

4:45 pm

bye nan

bwahaha at moo's gold clue

think I need to list for these last 9

9:56 pm

hi all. need any 7 please. not seeing them. ty.

10:06 pm

ti5 and 7, opposite of loosen

10:15 pm

got it. ty rbud.

10:17 pm

any clues for bottom row A words?

10:18 pm

nm found one. ty antwat

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