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151 total words

12:00 am

se7

12:09 am

is 7

12:09 am

always miss those, thanks

12:09 am

nbt, nbs

Clues are up

12:34 am

hello everyone - might even have time to finish this one!

12:39 am

ntpn: red rock town of Arizona

1:04 am

Sedona

1:35 am

morning babblers

1:43 am

don't forget the sh 4/6 and 6/24

1:46 am

hah, thanks dizgrannie

2:11 am

fireflies and poofing

5:58 am

any help for the i words welcome

6:03 am

i am not seeing any and there are three of them. ugh.

6:06 am

just got one. so i am ok. ty

6:46 am

hello all

7:45 am

Ty for is7/32 and the sh 4/6 and 6/27.

7:49 am

The sh words are an insult you would give to someone in the 1930's.

8:14 am

I'm pretty sure they are Yiddish words.

8:46 am

yes, they are

8:56 am

g'mornin

8:58 am

Hello

8:59 am

hi swmbo

8:59 am

how's life in canada these days

9:00 am

In my part of the country, Nova Scotia, it is cold and calm haha

9:00 am

a Bluenose, eh?

9:01 am

top row grey!

9:02 am

Yep. How is life in Ireland?

9:02 am

oh i'm not really in ireland, that's just a wish, i'm in the US

9:03 am

where life is particularly ridden with moral distress

9:03 am

Ah

9:03 am

Some of your distress is boiling

9:04 am

Over to us

9:04 am

sorry about that :(

9:04 am

*shrug* not your fault.

9:05 am

it always gets me that "mewer" doesn't count, as a person who loves cats

9:06 am

Lol

9:06 am

one of my best inspirations is the rhyming of "mewer" with "sure"

9:07 am

It works for me

I tried mewer too. but it does not rhyme with sure when I say them.

9:08 am

not when you say "sure" in the USUAL way. you have to MAKE it rhyme with mewer by pronouncing it in the LESS usual way

2 syllables vs 1

9:08 am

yes

9:14 am

gosh 4 ps already, hope there are no more

9:16 am

I only have 1

I only had 3. forgot the 4!

I just need 2 P's

one, just typed one I thought I had

9:26 am

'morning, babblers

9:28 am

well i still need two, hokie, so maybe you can guess one of mine

welki!

welki!

maybe the pe5 that looks like a plural? or the pa5 with all the vowels?

9:30 am

i think i have both of the ones you mean

9:31 am

which means maybe i missed something easy, i guess

pa5 that has no def but looks like part of a word that ends in -ly that's a design on fabric

9:33 am

yeah i have that one too

pe5 after the veggie?

9:34 am

yep

I only have one 6 and the rest are 4s and 5s. maybe my missing one is a 7.

16 left. 1-5-7-3 S S E M AAAA P E SS RR A A

found the left upper S!

9:37 am

the third row E perhaps you missed em6

yes, of course. thanks

9:40 am

you might need ra5/22, 5/20 ?

nope, have those

9:41 am

or re5/20

9:41 am

or one of the re6/21s (i have 3 so far)

ok, only have 2 of those

found the 3rd, thanks!

9:45 am

did you get sm4/9

yes

that S is gray now

9:46 am

and si4/5

I have si4/5 like the video game

9:47 am

all 10 of the upper right S are SP

9:48 am

the first three of them go together

ok, that will narrow down my looking

and I have the swimsuit this time!

it was a pt

9:50 am

*no4 sagely*

hard to think about making a pt of a scots word you don't know what it means 🤣

9:51 am

eh, you just have to make a habit of trying pl, pt, person who, on EVERYTHING just in case

yep

9:54 am

haha

9:54 am

just saw aw7, don't know if it was obvious to everyone else...

ha, did not have

found my M, a plural

9:56 am

hmmmm

9:56 am

i think i'm missing a different one then

9:57 am

yep, found mine

found 2 upper A's

and one of them ended my 4's. 0-3-3-2

9:59 am

1-2-2-2

10:03 am

think I'm going to have to list

10:05 am

yeah i looked at it to see what the other 7s are

10:05 am

but so far it hasn't actually helped me FIND the words

10:05 am

great

10:07 am

I know what you mean now

10:07 am

well that's what morewords is for

10:07 am

can't find the 6s either

10:08 am

em7 sounds like when you put something in water so that it is covered completely

10:08 am

how about the last em6?

10:09 am

you puke in an em6 basin

10:10 am

as7 when you're NOT full of bacteria killing you

10:12 am

ax6 plant these to grow a chopping tool?

10:16 am

definitely glad I didn't waste all day not listing

10:16 am

yeah

10:20 am

gee, don't know how we couldn't find that P

10:29 am

I always wonder why the past tense of ar4 isn't a word, as I've heard/read it so many times used like "I couldn't be ar**d to do it", as in couldn't be bothered. And Enable's so fond of British, right? I know I always try it, haha.

11:38 am

it is accepted in many dictionaries, just not enable

11:47 am

Namaste

11:53 am

The Enable nerds picked and chose what foreign words it would accept. Example: merde accepted. Merci not accepted.

1:14 pm

well then they can't give thanks for shit

1:54 pm

My understanding is that the Enable word list was created (largely through the efforts of Alan Beale) as an attempt to address problems with the original Official Scrabble Players Dictionary, which was supposed to be list of all words 2 to 8 letters long found in five major North American dictionaries (and has never actually been used for tournaments). The Enable word list removed the length limit and added words that had been omitted from the OSPD (which was assembled manually, and had some problems). Since then it has been updated once with words that have been added to the source dictionaries since it was originally created. Generally, whether a word is in the list or not depends on whether it is found in the source dictionaries.

2:06 pm

Good afternoon. :)

2:07 pm

is that from google Gillie?

2:13 pm

It's based on a few sites, including http://www.bananagrammer.com/2013/12/t\nhe-amazing-enable-word-list-project.ht\nml, https://everything2.com/title/ENABLE+w\nord+list, and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Official\n_Scrabble_Players_Dictionary. I googled "how was the Enable word list created" originally.

2:15 pm

Way to cite those sources! :) B+!

2:17 pm

The problem with any word list that is over twenty years old is that language is constantly changing. As is the content of dictionaries.

4:21 pm

None of those links will work unless you take the \n's out of them

5:14 pm

hello,if anyone is still around

7:54 pm

Molly, what happened? She means you have to take out the \n or the links won't work

7:55 pm

oh, never mind, I see it now, it's off the right side, and here I though Moll hadn't completed a thought, it worried me! ;)

7:56 pm

<wonders if she has the energy to try to fix the chat...

7:56 pm

I've

7:56 pm

seen

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seen

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it

7:57 pm

done

7:57 pm

before

7:57 pm

but

7:57 pm

it

7:57 pm

seems

7:57 pm

so

7:58 pm

tedious...

7:58 pm

*yawn!*

8:30 pm

pe6/33?

9:50 pm

hello

9:51 pm

stats for the last column e please?

9:56 pm

pe6 is a bronze coin and monetary unit of Ghana, one 100th of a cedi.

10:42 pm

still here Jane? ea 5/12

11:32 pm

hi thanks granny

11:46 pm

hello everyone!

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