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144 total words

12:02 am

--- Word Sizes --- 4 - 77 5 - 42 6 - 20 7 - 3 8 - 1 9 - 1 --- 144 Words Total --- --- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8 --- Letter Count --- A - 84 D - 4 E - 99 F - 1 H - 40 I - 44 K - 9 M - 72 N - 57 O - 32 P - 95 R - 68 S - 63 W - 8

12:05 am

W7/56

12:06 am

R6/30

12:07 am

M6/36

12:07 am

m6/30

12:08 am

M6/30 N6/30 P6/30

12:09 am

oops it was M6/36, not 30

12:10 am

H6/30

12:10 am

is that a 2nd M6/36?

12:10 am

m7/52... Morning all from England :)

12:11 am

H6/33

12:13 am

oops, my h6/30 should be h6/33

12:14 am

h9/84

12:20 am

M6/24

12:29 am

e8/65

12:30 am

p7/48

12:33 am

How the foshizzle isn't Spam a word?!

12:34 am

it's a trade name for canned meat.

12:35 am

true, but spam is also the term for junk e-mail

12:37 am

really? Sorry. If I didn't have a spam filter I'd get 200 emails a day.

12:38 am

see? so spam should totally be a word.

12:59 am

p6/36

1:00 am

s6/30

1:00 am

hi, from Arkansas Debs40ish smithchick is my sister.

1:02 am

s6/33

1:03 am

ah4/9 am4/6 x2 am4/8 ap4/6 x2 ar4/6 ar5/14 x2 ar6/24

1:03 am

my bad - h6/33, not s6/33

1:05 am

i thought there were only 9 a's...

1:05 am

i6/24

1:06 am

O 6/39 and O 5/24

1:12 am

quitting early tonight. its past 11 in seattle. 56/883 so far.

1:14 am

there are two i6/24

1:21 am

Hi Elmer.... Sorry was just making a cuppa... Nice to meet you :) Isn't she here today?

1:24 am

Debs she will be here later today. She will be here tomorrow at this time, I think she and her family took a little trip to Branson MO

1:26 am

Hope she's having a great time... Either of you in Little Rock?...

1:29 am

She's from russellville and I'm from Rose Bud. I work in North Little Rock.

1:31 am

I have a friend who lives there..in LIttle Rock I mean... small world

2:31 am

Fayetteville here. Weird.

2:55 am

could use help on th o's

2:57 am

Think of Willy Wonka... well kinda!

3:01 am

nice clue!

3:11 am

i got the o 6/39 does o/5 go with willy wonka too?

3:14 am

sort of, elmer... think of sound.

3:19 am

I think earwiper should be a word.

3:21 am

hello all - better a word than an occupation sprite!

3:22 am

Lol stuNkez ... guess you are right.

3:31 am

Hiya.. Anyone got a clue for 8 letter word?

3:33 am

Ah, that good old cavalryman is back again. S5/20. Haven't seen that one in a long time!

3:34 am

That E8 reminds me of a fairytale. "Grandma, why are your ears so big?"

3:39 am

Don't think the M7/52 has been mentioned yet.

3:54 am

Sprite, what doea the H9 remind you of? I need a little nudge.

3:56 am

Reminds me of a choir!

anyone know how long babble has been going?

3:59 am

Debs40ish - just the nudge I needed. Thanks.

3:59 am

I don't know Smiler.. only been in here since reading about it in Daily Mail!

4:00 am

First puzzle in Archives is Sept. 30, 2003

4:01 am

107/1595.. Sun's shining & ironings calling... Cya all later.. Take care, be happy & smile... Lifes too short xx

4:14 am

"spam" not acceptable? has at least 2 meanings that I know of..

4:17 am

ray100, I wondered about that too! H9? ideas Anyone

4:22 am

Sprite, what am I miss with the Red Ridinghood clue?

thanks broll

4:39 am

Word Sizes --- 4 - 77 5 - 42 6 - 20 7 - 3 8 - 1 9 - 1 --- 144 Words Total --- --- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8 --- Letter Count --- A - 84 D - 4 E - 99 F - 1 H - 40 I - 44 K - 9 M - 72 N - 57 O - 32 P - 95 R - 68 S - 63 W - 8

Debs40ish - me too. I just saw it in last Sunday's Mail on Sunday :))

bobsta - H9 think of a choir or singing

4:56 am

I have the m7/52. I'm looking forward to seeing clues for it!

4:57 am

62 words only 82 to go, sheesh!

5:01 am

smiler, I can't seem to get what i think is the word to work. anyone have any other clues? thx

5:01 am

zade, why don't YOU do the honors?

5:02 am

Any other clues for the E/8 please as the Red Riding Hood one eludes me.

5:03 am

h9 - as in 3-part ........

5:04 am

that's what ive been trying for, its just not coming to me!!

5:04 am

Curiouser and curiouser....!

bobsta - think of more than one person singing...they all sing in ...... especially barbershop singers

5:11 am

I finally got it thanks everyone. My stupidity amazes me. thats why i decided on elmer for my name its kind of my initials. and i'm always a step behind that darn rabbit

elmer - we've all been there lol

Any clues for sprite's 03:33 post S5/20 cavalryman

5:22 am

Smiler, you are an absolute diamond. fank yoo!!!

5:24 am

Smiler, you are indeed a star, I would never have got that otherwise, its not easy to find, plus got other words from it too. Pat on the back :-)

gosh (blushing) I feel like a hero...lol

5:29 am

Hero is not a powerful enough word for you, you should be Knighted for this :-)

Lady smiler...yes I like the sound of that...always wanted to have a title...lol

5:33 am

ladies & gentlemen, Lady Smiler of Babbledom!!!!!!!!!!!!

perhaps that's what i should change my name to????...lol

must go shower now...my hairdresser's due at 1.00 (just over an hour in UK) before I meet the Queen

5:40 am

anyone have E clues???? I don't have any E's at all!!!

5:43 am

what's the 2cnd am4/6, I know its only but I can't find it , it could be an ar5/14 ,see 1.03 am. please

5:44 am

i've only got 1 e. Middle east

5:49 am

Who is this brandyjack? The one that 'designs' it?

5:54 am

Anyone got the adddress for speed babble pls? I'm hooked and fantasy having a go at that as well!

5:56 am

m7/52 it's not how big it is , it's what you do with it!

5:58 am

Zade- Hee Hee!!

6:02 am

got it m7/52, thanks great clue!!!!

6:07 am

hey, from portland, maine

6:11 am

Good morning from Rutland, Vermont

6:14 am

good afternoon from Plaistow, London.

6:22 am

Morning everybody from DC!! Sheesh, pesky errands keep me from being on here a lot lately. :)

6:37 am

what? "moonie" not a word? ;-) I would have thought it turned into a generic term by now.

6:39 am

hey dromano66... i'm in bath. nice cool day today!

6:40 am

having trouble with the last I

6:52 am

Am I so stupid as to not see any E's??? (except the mid east one)

6:53 am

Hi everyone! I cannot seem to get the last K. I have: 4/12 4/8 4/10 Any clues...?

6:55 am

k5/26

6:56 am

Am an idiot... Should know better. Thanks Uneaixoise. I should always look for plurals before asking...

7:05 am

Jen: can't find the other e's either...

7:10 am

got this one? an ancient Hebrew unit of dry measure equal to about a bushel

7:10 am

morning all..... nice to see some consonants today

7:10 am

that's the only one i've got other than the mideast one

7:12 am

Thanks Une... that's one's been here before; it was in my google search! lol

7:14 am

Thanks Uneaixoise... :)

7:18 am

what word uses the F ?

7:34 am

Afternoon All :) Looking like another hit'n'hope day to me :( Hey Zade, I have a word using the F...

7:36 am

Anj, are you teasing me? You would'nt do that to me would you?

7:40 am

Who? Me? wel, um... no, no, i've got a word with an 'f'. Made me laugh as it's so unlikely...

7:42 am

well don't keep us in suspense about the f...what's the clue

7:44 am

i don't know... i've looked at the clues, and that h9 is stumping me!

7:45 am

Clue for last W? I have: 4/9x2 4/11 5/20x3 7/56

7:48 am

cathy22w: The beginning rhymes with the first part of a brand of baking soda. Don't worry, you will hammer this one home.

7:48 am

ubgrud... there's a w5/24 too

7:49 am

really great clue for the H9 is further down at 5.05, Lady smiler reallly helped out!!!

7:50 am

bobsta - i'm so dumb i couldn't get it! ubgrud - the 5/24 is a plural

7:53 am

cathy22w: Thanks. Plural thanks in fact.

7:54 am

Word Sizes --- 4 - 77 5 - 42 6 - 20 7 - 3 8 - 1 9 - 1 --- 144 Words Total --- --- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8 --- Letter Count --- A - 84 D - 4 E - 99 F - 1 H - 40 I - 44 K - 9 M - 72 N - 57 O - 32 P - 95 R - 68 S - 63 W - 8

7:55 am

I am still lost on the w7/56! Just not seein' it. Help anyone?

7:55 am

pluralise first w4 = w5/24

7:57 am

jen./... do you have the w5/20? the w7 is a longer version

7:57 am

W7-56 clue, er the over the sweet?

7:58 am

Jen: It encloses something.

7:59 am

or hip hop man?

8:00 am

bless you all! :)

8:02 am

Time for a break. That f word is 'unbelievable' ;)

8:03 am

thanks ubgrud... got the h/9 after all this time!

8:10 am

cathy22w: Yay! :)

8:15 am

any insight for the M7/52... I'm lookin' but I'm not seein'

8:17 am

does anyone know which word uses the f yet?

8:21 am

m7/52 ~ another name for the 'typical male' brain.

8:25 am

Help with one more e word? I have e8/65, e4/6, and e4/9

8:25 am

thanks amelu

8:26 am

cathy22w, the F word begins with E & is a weird one for sure, LOL

8:30 am

Daria, there are 2 e4/9's... one is with the elusive "f"

8:31 am

Sorry Zade, bit tied up. Cathy22W the elusive f is the in the group who sang: "The things, you say Your purple prose just gives you away The things, you say You're unbelievable..."

8:33 am

thanks anj

8:33 am

thanks found the elusive "f" ;)

8:34 am

wow i kept looking for a 4 letter word MEANING unbelievable..now I got it!

8:37 am

yay! Woah! There's an e8/65?? :(

8:38 am

anyone have a clue for the e8/65? Second letter at least?

8:42 am

i can't believe woah isn't a word in here

8:43 am

Silky, think walkman, DJ, operator, that sort of thing :)

8:43 am

Isn't it actually spelled whoa?

8:46 am

thanks anj got it

8:48 am

how many 5 letter a's? Someone posted an a breakdown with 10 words but other posts say there is only 9 words.

8:48 am

Glad someone is gettin' the e8! I am really stupid today!

8:49 am

there are 2 ar5's

8:49 am

y/w Silky. Hey, i've been saying 'Whoa!' wrong...no wonder my horse won't stop

8:50 am

Add me to the stupid sisterhood.

me too...stupid that is...still trying to get the f too :((

8:51 am

thanks jen, i couldn't figure out how 2 am4/6's were possible after i tried the few combos that matched that count

8:51 am

someone dope slap me now... and HARD! Got it!

8:52 am

Check out the 1:03 post for the As, although there's one too many am4/6s listed. Should total 9

8:56 am

can anyone post the breakdown for the i's?

8:56 am

LadySmiler, if the group is tricky (8:31 post) it's also an acronym used in electronics and euro finance. Right - have to run, back later

9:08 am

I only have three i's here's what i have i 5/14 i 4/8 i 6/24 someone else talked about a second i 6/24

9:09 am

I only have three i's here's what i have i 5/14 i 4/8 i 6/24 someone else talked about a second i 6/24

another i4/8

Ur doin better than me elmer, I only got 2 i's both i4/4 both plural, so least u know one more u need one

9:13 am

all i have is an in4/8 and an in6/24

9:13 am

any clues for the others?

9:15 am

there are 2 i6/24's that I've found. One is all about length, the other was in a puzzle not too long ago. A babe...

do you have a clue for the other in/6 Carrie?

9:19 am

for the in6 think trouser (pant) length

i have that one Carrie...sorry I meant to say...duh silly me...it's the other one plz

9:21 am

in 5/14 in 4/8 in 6/24

9:22 am

oh! sorry. How do you carry a baby? In your...

arms???

9:25 am

yep, and throw the preposition on it--the first two words of the word your looking for....

9:26 am

thanks carrie, i got it. two more to go

Ok, I now have, i 4/ 8 i5 14 i 6/ 24 x2 i 4/ 8 Whats missing?

*thwack* that's the sound of me banging my head against the wall in frustration <:(

9:29 am

Ladysmiler---did you get it? Take the body parts and the "in" at the beginning and you get...

9:30 am

i have in5/14 in6/24 x 2 in4/8 what's missing? i know there's a i4/8 but what's the second letter?

insm? <:(

9:32 am

i have im4/8 in5/14 in6/24 x 2 in4/8 still missing the last one. Anyone have help???

9:33 am

Must be blind but I can't see the in5/14 Can somone offer another hint?

9:33 am

Ladysmiler--seriously are you kidding!?! Laughing away in Sheffield, England! OK: you hold a baby in.... all one word here, take out the "your"

9:33 am

duh i got the other i4/8, it was im4/8 but still can't figure out the other one

join the club cadfan...think my haircut removed my brains...lol

9:36 am

in 5/14 is not the plural of one of the in 6/24's

9:36 am

the in5/14 is the in6/24 without a plural ending. Ok back to my PhD...

Cadfan for the i5 clue, read the famous "You take a baby in... " clue, lol its the singlular

9:36 am

not seeing it...moving on to p's where i am missing an embarassingly large number of them (15) can someone post a full breakdown with 2nd letters, number of letters, and point values?

A very relieved smiler in Nottingham says thank you very much to Carrie in Sheffield...i eventually got it, but still can't see i-n-a next to each other...lol

9:37 am

sheesh.. you'd think I'd have thought of that - but that would be logical, and therefore, wrong. Thanks

silky are there 2xi4/8?

duh...must be blind on my left side...lol

9:40 am

yes two i4/8 and something else i can't figure out

9:41 am

for me it was one of those things where i kept seeing the word and thinking i already entered it

9:41 am

Ladysmiler you are so making my day! Ohmygod, now back to work! This should be a class b drug.

9:43 am

total, i6/24 x3

9:49 am

not seeing a third one, have a clue?

9:49 am

thanks evandine, do you have a clue that isn't babes ____ or the pant size that goes with waist

9:50 am

same prefix added to an S4/6

9:51 am

wow, thanks evanadine, thought i would never get through the i's.

9:53 am

evandine i have that one that's the pant size that goes with waist do you have a clue for the non-babes one?

9:57 am

shoot gotta go to a meeting, i'll ask again later

9:59 am

i's done!!!

10:04 am

the word with 'F' in hasn't even got a definition!!!!! Anj- fanx for the clue.

10:06 am

how can "spam" not be in there?

10:09 am

Spam is a word I agree, people have complained about this today

10:11 am

it's more of a word than the one with 'F' in!!!!

10:12 am

sure is! i need the e4/6, any good clues?

10:14 am

found it!

10:14 am

E4/6 Think middle east

10:15 am

begrery, e4/6 Middle Eastern head of state

i canny find the one wi the f in :(

10:17 am

Is this giving anyone else a headache? Ive left it for while there are way too many to find hehe.

10:19 am

An clues of the F word?

10:21 am

really good clue for the 'F' posted by Anj at 8.31. The one hit wonders!!!

10:21 am

The f word starts with E and is 4/9 not in dictoionary so dont know meaning.

10:21 am

and I said I was getting back to work. for the "f" one, it starts with e, f is the penultimate letter and it's plural. Happy hunting.

10:22 am

I have o6/39, does anyone know the other o?

10:26 am

how can it start with E the F word?

10:28 am

Got it but its such a surreal word its stupid

must be think or summit still canny get it

I agree 100%!

10:29 am

thats why i was so annoyed with it!!!

thick even now i canny spell

10:30 am

who wants to complain? Everyone all together now!!!! Hehe. Im on 75 words now, got 10 in the last 2 hours. Rubbish.

its doin me ruddy hed in

10:32 am

at 8:31, anj gave an excellent clue for the word with 'f' in it. check it out

10:33 am

i'm on 81 and i've been on it since 10am. anyone help with the 'O's please?

10:34 am

Good afternoon from Worcestershire, England. The definition of the 'e' word with the 'f' in it is that it (they) are electromagnetic fields produced by electric power systems.

lol i have but i dont no who they were groan groan

10:34 am

--- Word Sizes --- 4 - 77 5 - 42 6 - 20 7 - 3 8 - 1 9 - 1 --- 144 Words Total --- --- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8 --- Letter Count --- A - 84 D - 4 E - 99 F - 1 H - 40 I - 44 K - 9 M - 72 N - 57 O - 32 P - 95 R - 68 S - 63 W - 8

10:35 am

Anyone got the 'd' word 'cos I can't find it?! Also, the 2nd 'o' word (not the one to do with Willy Wonka).

10:36 am

Cant help, got no O's yet

10:37 am

for the O's -clue given earlier for 6/39 was to think of willie wonka characters, for 5/24 it's a sound of frustration

10:37 am

i'm depressingly short on p's and s's. Can someone post the breakdowns for each with 2nd letters, number of letters, and point values?

10:37 am

jacula - switch one of your m/4 words back to front to get the d/4

10:38 am

5/24 not sound of frustration, but means to have spirit.

10:40 am

Got an O after getting annoyed with it ages ago I just added another letter and wham bam

10:49 am

2nd O is not coming :-(

10:49 am

It's an onomatopeia

10:49 am

begrery & cathy22 - Thanks! Got 'em.

Good afternoon (well mid day) from the great east coast of Canada =D

Lordie! 144 words?! I am going to be here a while...

10:50 am

Sorry silkysings - only got 11 p's & 8 s's so far.

10:54 am

just can't get the second 'O' got the willie wonka one though. thank you everyone for that

10:57 am

Bobsta, what have you got so far, In on 76, half way there, got Wonka one too not the other one like you. Its annyoing me a lot. :-s

10:58 am

Bobsta, at a pep rally, they really put some ----- into it.

11:01 am

Thank goodness for that, but these words are so bloomin' silly no wonder we are all stumped.

11:02 am

time to get away for awhile. enjoy babblers

11:03 am

thanks anyway begrery

11:04 am

BeGrery you are an absolute star!!!!! CJ25 I'm on 81 and i've been at it for 7 bl***y hours. very frustrating.

11:04 am

The 2nd "O' could be described as the sound you make when someone punches you in the stomach.

11:05 am

Make that 84

11:07 am

on since 9.30am. Leaving the office in 20 mins to clear my head and stop frustrating myself with pointless words hehe.

11:09 am

No second letter/word length hint list again today??

11:09 am

That was handy-dandy

11:11 am

don't blame you CJ i'm off at 6 and no doubt will carry on with the laptop at home!!!!!

11:12 am

I drive home so be a bit dangerous for me to carry on :-) Think Im getting worse every day doing this. Go figure!

11:13 am

--- 144 Words Total --- --- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8

11:13 am

--- 144 Words Total --- --- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8

11:16 am

CJ you could always re-programme the sat nav!!!! Hee Hee

11:16 am

how is it possible to find 144 words? are we all doing the same puzzle, i wonder ;)

11:16 am

CadFan oowi isn't a word.

11:17 am

Loved Zade's definition of the m7/52. (See posting of 5:56.) Sent me off to the shops laughing.:-)

11:18 am

At least I broke 1000 today.

11:18 am

I could reprogramme it if I had one :-) 144 words is correct, for a robot to do.

11:19 am

91 words here and I need to clear my head and get on with something useful.

11:19 am

what does the abbrevation m7/52 stand for?

11:20 am

Letter M, 7 Letters, 52 Points

11:21 am

Okay, where can I find a second letter hint list, is there a program somewhere on the site??

11:21 am

thats it, I've had enough! 84 and 1288. see ya tomorrow CJ and all!

11:22 am

That M 7 word is getting to me now, Ive had nothing to do all day apart from feeling think on this lol

11:22 am

i'll be here! Catch you tomorrow! Im off in 5

11:23 am

how do you guys come up with 7-letter words?

11:23 am

CJ25 Male Cap

11:25 am

Hints for the E's anyone?

11:26 am

Im still at a loss, going to give up whilstthe going is very tough thanks for the help and I will be back on tomorrow!

11:27 am

I have ep/4, em/4x2, what am I missing?

11:31 am

Great clue Bobsta, glad to get that m7 out the way.

11:32 am

Is my chat entering? Or am I asking the wrong questions??

11:32 am

Any hints on the w5/24?

11:33 am

Yes, Bobsta ... thanks!

11:33 am

I would help you Jera but I just started and only have two es so far

11:33 am

jera- an ea8/65 :)

11:34 am

Thank you cbr, and lola!!

11:35 am

Ah that's the famous (not) earwiper, LOL!

11:36 am

w5/24 is a plural of w4/11

11:36 am

jera- how about a clue for that ep4? I just can't see it...... :(

11:38 am

Is there an I list other than the one that had 10 words on it?

11:40 am

An ancient unit of dry measure, equal to about one bushel

11:43 am

Sorry lola I was trying to cheat with my dictionary... bergery is right

11:43 am

It's sad when you can't even cheat right

11:45 am

begrery, jera- I thank you and my family thank you- now I can go and make them dinner!!!!!!! :)

11:45 am

lola - the ep4/9. If you had been searching the record shops for one you might say ''**!" when you found it.

11:48 am

Hmmm what would I say if someone punched me in the stomach... I don't think it would start with an O...

11:49 am

LOL @ lola... my family didn't get fed last night...

11:50 am

Jera - You would, especially if they put a bit of o**** into it.

11:50 am

it says spam isnt a word...have they seen my in box?lol

11:50 am

it says spam isnt a word...have they seen my in box?lol

11:52 am

Yea! Thanks, Jacula!

11:53 am

Okay... back to the evil I's...

11:54 am

Can anyone help me with the e8?

11:55 am

i dont have any e's

11:57 am

modina i cant get any e"s your not alone

11:58 am

Thanks on the W help - didn't see it caue I followed a different path to the other word!

11:59 am

you know, if names counted I'ld be crushing right now, Nomar, Spahn...just to name a couple

11:59 am

ep4 = hebrew measurement

12:02 pm

Anyone have clues for the H9 and the E8 yet?

12:04 pm

Judi H9 think singing especially in groups

12:07 pm

ea8/65 - You hear things through it but it doesn't ring. em4/9 - electromagnetic fields. em4/6 - a prince, chieftain or govenor, esp. in the Middle East. ep4/9 - an ancient Hebrew unit of dry measure. I also gave a different clue for this - see lower post.

12:08 pm

ep4/9. If you had been searching the record shops for one you might say ''**!" when you found it. That's the other clue for it.

12:09 pm

thanx jacula something to work on

12:09 pm

Jacula you are a star - ive been bugging over that e8 all day

12:12 pm

wahoo got the e8 at last if u were here jacula id buy u a beer :0

12:13 pm

Thanks, Jakes-Mum. but, I don't understand your clue at all.

12:16 pm

stuck at 106 forEVER! anyone have breakdown for the N's

12:17 pm

Judi - There's a hairspray and hair dye the brand name of which sounds like the H9/84.

12:18 pm

Judi, long shot, but for the H9 think 'is she or isn't she?!' It's the plural of that

12:18 pm

Only got 3 n's myself, begrery.

12:19 pm

Don't feel bad, I'm still clueless (even with the clues) about the ea8

12:20 pm

karenh another e8 hint, please?

12:21 pm

i have 7 n's cant find more as of yet

12:21 pm

Got it!! Just had to twist a bit more... thanks all!

12:22 pm

another clue for ea8.....used with walkman

12:22 pm

ea8 think of a barber shop quartet when they put alto, tenor etc. together

12:22 pm

Judi - this is a rubbish clue but if you know the Harry Potter books the female character's names sounds sort of like the H8 word but with a different ending

12:22 pm

sorry, brain dead, i was thinking of H9 with my last clue not ea8

12:24 pm

Is there an A list breakdown?

12:24 pm

Jera - (e8) If you can't 'ear me now I'll have to give you a ring! (Does this help?)

12:25 pm

jera - if you have the p5/20 you need a three letter prefix for it

12:25 pm

Repost --- 144 Words Total --- --- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8

12:26 pm

Hi Moozey, karenh...this one's going to be a heartbreaker :'(

12:27 pm

Thanks Juls, I finally got it... kept trying to make ---piece fit & it wouldn't of course. Got all my E's yea!

12:27 pm

Moozey, believe it or not, your clue helped the most with the H9. Not bad for a muggle like me!

12:29 pm

I have learned so many new words from Harry Potter... inspired me to take Latin, too (not that I make up my onw spells or anything, er, um, yeah).

Hi all, wow the new version of babble is pretty cool huh

12:31 pm

still missin two n's but here is what i have..... na4/6 na5/14 (plural) na6/30 na4/6 ne4/6 ne5/14 (plural) ne4/4 ni4/4 ni5/10 (plural)

12:32 pm

hi anj You are welcome Judi

12:32 pm

i still only have 2 e's

12:34 pm

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS! Thanks for the e-mail DR GOD.

12:34 pm

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS! Thanks for the e-mail DR GOD.

12:35 pm

Need help with the last k plz.. Already have ke4/8, ke4/12 & ke5/26...

Movieman, ur missing ke4/10

12:37 pm

too bad modina, we are missing the same two N's

12:39 pm

modina, NO4/6 is one of them

12:39 pm

modina, NO4/6 is one of them

12:39 pm

There's also a no 4/6. I don't have the last N, tho.

12:40 pm

Back again, anyone have a complete breakdown of p's or s's including second letters?

12:41 pm

missing the last two n's still and the last ke4.....any clues?

Ke4/10, is similar to k5/26, just drop one letter

12:45 pm

NA5/18

12:45 pm

thankz for the clue....got all the k's now

12:47 pm

The last N is an na5/18. Not sure of a hint though.

family fed...back to play...any clues for the na6/30?

12:47 pm

na4/6 na5/14 na5/18 na6/30 na4/6 ne4/6 ne5/14 ne4/4 ni4/4 ni5/10 no4/6

12:48 pm

LadySmilerofbabb - it could mean 'one who takes little sleeps...'

12:48 pm

LadySmilerofbabb - it could mean 'one who takes little sleeps...'

12:49 pm

smiler, na6/30 is what I become every day between 1 and 3. Finally found last 'w'. Helen Reddy's song "I am w5/20"

12:49 pm

anyone have clue for NA5/18?

12:49 pm

na6/30 someone who does na4/6

12:49 pm

M7-52 ha me stumped. Any clues?

12:50 pm

thanks for the clues, n's are done--on to p and s

Bergery, I just got the na5/18, sounds like what u put on a baby

hugs and kisses to Gwen and Movieman...got it

12:50 pm

M7/52 Male Head Wear

12:51 pm

na5/18 is the French word for tablecloth.

12:52 pm

any help on the second o? got O6/39

12:52 pm

Judi - m7/52 - you're on the right track talking about being 'stumped'. Think 'middle wicket'.:-)

12:53 pm

m7/52 Baby boy (pointing between legs): "Mom, is that my brain?" Mom: "Not yet..."

12:54 pm

We've had a bit of fun with that m7/52 today, haven't we? Oops! Perhaps I should rephrase that?:-))

12:55 pm

jakes-mom drop the last vowel from the one you have

12:55 pm

God How thick am I??!!?? Thankyou

12:56 pm

God How thick am I??!!?? Thankyou

12:56 pm

LOL ha ha ha, funny Jacula

12:56 pm

Why wont' this puzzle accept 'parp' and 'parper'? Time I went to feed the family. 107 words down, 37 to go.

12:58 pm

Jacula - ne further clues 4 the m7/52 plz?

1:00 pm

R6/33

1:00 pm

jakes-mum no prob, i'm tearing my hair out with the last k - driving me (k)nuts..

1:00 pm

movieman - I don't think we can make the m7/52 any plainer without doing a drawing. Think 'meat & two veg'. I 00

1:01 pm

Could ne1 give me any further hints 4 the m7/52 plz?

1:01 pm

Why can't I use the word "Spam"?

1:02 pm

..speaking of which, I have just that to cook. TTFN.

1:02 pm

Movieman M7/52 What a male goes into when he matures to an adult

1:02 pm

spam is a proper name

1:02 pm

(Meat & 2 or 3 veg., that is, not Spam. YUK!)

1:03 pm

Juls what K havent you got?

1:03 pm

M7 - or think bat and balls? Thanks absolute and jacula, i finally got my last N, now onto P's

1:03 pm

because "parp" and "parper" are not words

1:05 pm

movieman ... compound word. Just found it. duh.

jakes mum - excellent clue on the m7/52...thanks

1:05 pm

i beg for a breakdown of all p's and s's...

1:05 pm

Continuing on my train to cluelessville... Any clues on the two O's?

1:06 pm

judi - are we sharing a carriage on that train? lol

1:07 pm

for the o's think willy wonka, and also a noise if someone punched you in the gut which uses many of the same letters as the willy wonka clue

1:08 pm

jakes-mum that was the cleanest version of the m7/52 we've seen all day

1:08 pm

All but 4 s's: se 4/6 se 4/4 se5/10 sk5/18 sm5/14 sn5/14 sp4/6 x 3 sp5/20 sp5/14x2

this new beta thing is cool. haha.

1:09 pm

I like the Beta too... Oh, I'm new btw :)

1:10 pm

in what language does M7 mean what it means? Cause I'm pretty dirty minded and I don't know the word.

1:11 pm

how many words have you got

m7 is straight forward english

1:12 pm

DR_GOD , thanks for the beta version, it is working fine.

1:12 pm

M7: When a 13 year old Jewish boy has a Bar Mitzfah, he is celebrating his passage into m_ _ _ _ _ _.

1:12 pm

DR_GOD , thanks for the beta version, it is working fine.

1:13 pm

just got it...my problem was I was tooooo dirty.

chip - see 01:02 pm jakes-mum for clue on m7/52...it's the best one yet...sorry to everyone else

1:14 pm

jakes-mum: i have ke4/12, ke4/8 and ke5/26

1:14 pm

Chip ... get out of the gutter. The M7 is a perfectly "acceptable" word. :-)

Zade - is your keyboard sticking? You seem to be repeating yourself

1:16 pm

Juls change the third letter of your k4/8

1:16 pm

Missing on e. I have E8 and 2 E4's (mideast ruler and hebrew measure). What the heck is the last one. I hate the vowels!

1:16 pm

There's another sk5/18 and a sk4/10. I'm still missing two.

1:18 pm

jakes-mum - thanks tried every combo and missed that one?!

i need one more A please. I have ah4/9 am4/6 am4/8 ap4/6 x2 ar5/14 x 2 ar6/24

1:19 pm

sk5/18 think wool and knitting

1:19 pm

Bugsy, Kopi42 - There's an se6/30 (think latin...).

1:20 pm

am4 x 2

1:20 pm

oops, sorry--didn't see that you have both listed

1:21 pm

judi - see jacula clue at 1207 it is an e4 and uses the 'f' as the penultimate letter but i couldn't find it in any dictionary

1:22 pm

anyone know the last 2 s's other than what's been recently mentioned, other than: se4/6 se4/4 se5/10 sk4/10 sk5/18 x 2 sm5/14 sn5/14 sp4/6 x 3 sp5/20 sp5/14 x 2

Judi - there are 3xe4: ea8/65 (which you have) em4/9 em4/6 (which I think you have) ep4/9

1:22 pm

you need ar4/6

1:23 pm

Can I get a hint on the ea?

1:23 pm

Silky, se6/30

already got those Uneaixoise thanks

1:25 pm

...& sk6/30. Odd, the beta didn't send the whole message.

1:27 pm

thanks anj finished s..do you have the p's and r's?

1:28 pm

Thanks, Anj! Anybody got lists for H, M, or P? The H and M are killing me!

1:29 pm

yeah h and m are a pain in the rear also, but i tried skipping around and it didn't work. I try to work one letter at a time until I'm completely insane and then move on to something else.

CadFan see 12:24 pm Jacula

geesh, how many units of measurement can there be today???

1:31 pm

ahhh.. got it!!

1:31 pm

I'm missing 3 Ps but I have all the Rs: r4 x 8 r5 x 6 r6 x 2

1:33 pm

Kopi42, i'm missing h, m

1:34 pm

Is anyone having trouble tonight? I keep getting popups and often I cant tpye my words in until I refresh the screen? What is happening??!!

1:35 pm

...& p as well. They are nasties :( Weird, looks like the auto-refresh in the beta edited my message...

1:36 pm

The M's are as follows: ma 4/6x3 ma 6/36 ma 7/52 me 4/6 me4/9 me 6/24 me 6/30 mi 4/8 mi 5/18 mo 4/6 mo 4/7 mo 5/14 mo 6/24

Kopi 42 I need 10 more hs but so far I have: ha4/7 ha4/9 ha9/84 ha5/20 ha4/9 ha5/20 (plural of ha4/9) he4/9 he5/20 (plural of he4/9) he4/7 he4/11 he5/24 (plural of above) he4/9 ho4/ 7 ho4/ 7 ho4/ 8 Hope these help

1:37 pm

need help with the last w plz... I have wi4/11, wi5/24, w14/9, wi5/20, wo5/20, wr4/9

1:38 pm

need help with the last w plz... I have wi4/11, wi5/24, wi4/9, wi5/20, wo5/20, wr4/9

1:39 pm

clue on ha9/84?

1:39 pm

wr7/56

1:39 pm

wr7/56

1:39 pm

oops - sorry

1:40 pm

I don't understand your codes?

1:41 pm

need help with the last 7 plz... i have wr7/56

1:41 pm

wr7/56 would mean: word begins with the letters "wr," is 7 letters long and worth 56 points

1:42 pm

Oh ok thanks

movieman expand your wr5/20 to wr7/56

1:43 pm

Lady Smiler ~ I don't have as many Hs as you do but I have a few you didn't list...... HA - 6/33 HO - 4/9 That's it so far. Still working on Hs though.....

1:44 pm

need help with the last 7 plz...i have wr7/56

thankyou Minski...I'll have a look at those :))

1:45 pm

I also have ma7/52 (my message was cut short...)

1:45 pm

bfdeele- there's another mo4/6, but I don't know the last one you're missing, sorry! =)

1:47 pm

Plural your wr4/9 movieman

1:48 pm

Movieman, ph7/48 - charlatans...

1:48 pm

Found 3 more..... HA - 4/9X3 total so far HA - 6/33X2 total so far but still haven't found your HA - 4/7 which is what I've been looking for while finding all these others.

1:49 pm

Any help on the MI 5/18?

1:49 pm

Sorry - mo 4/6x2 Can't type very well.

1:50 pm

AH HA! I found the HA 4/7. I didn't think it was a word.

1:50 pm

mi 5/18 comes from mi 4/8

1:50 pm

expand m5/ 8

1:50 pm

I mean - expand m4/ 8

very obscure word minsky...and i can't find a definition for you

1:51 pm

Thankyou Lupe613 and mai I think i must be getting tired

1:52 pm

Jakes: Longer version of mi 4/8 - as in one who mimes

1:57 pm

Need a rundown of the r's plz...am missing 5 of them...

1:59 pm

I have no K words...their existance is a myth

2:02 pm

Chip KE4/12 KE5/26 KE4/8 KE 4/10

2:03 pm

ke4/12 ke5/26 ke4/8 ke4/10

2:04 pm

Here are the H's I have. Missing one ha 4/9x4 ha 5/20x3 ha 4/7x2 ha6/33x2 ha 9/84 he 4/7x2 he4/9x2 he 4/11 he 5/20 he 5/24 hi 4/7x2 ho 4/7 ho 4/8 ho 4/9

2:04 pm

see, I thought about the ke 4/12 but it's the last name of a basketball player so I didn't think it would work

2:05 pm

Here's what I have as far as Hs: ha4/7 x2 ha4/9 x4 ha5/20 (plural of ha4/9) ha6/33 x2 ha9/84 he4/7 he4/9 x2 he4/11 he5/20 he5/24 hi4/7 x2 ho4/7 x2 ho4/8 ho4/9 I think I'm missing an ha5/20 but I'm not sure about the other two.

2:06 pm

SPAM isnt a valid word?

2:07 pm

Cast your vote for silliest word of the day. I vote for either one of the O's. Not so much words as they are noises.

2:07 pm

bfdeele, another ho4/7...

2:07 pm

NOOO, it's got to be the e word with f in it!

2:07 pm

SPAM isnt a valid word?

2:07 pm

SPAM isnt a valid word?

2:08 pm

o6/39 is a musical genre.

2:11 pm

Here are the R's I have. Missing one ra 4/4 ra 4/6x3 ra 4/8 ra5/14 ra 5/18 ra 6/30 re 4/8 re 5/18 (plural above) ri 4/6x2 ri 5/14x2

2:14 pm

And the silliest made-up word (that someone valiantly tried) has to be "earwiper".

2:15 pm

Grandan: The answer to your spam question is No, no and no.

2:16 pm

Just found it. So my list should be ho 4/7x2 to complete the list.

2:20 pm

Well, the baby's up from her nap and the laundry's in so I think we'll go for a walk since it is 80 degrees and sunny with very little humidity (for a change) today in Massachusetts. CUL8R

2:21 pm

if someone could do the p's that would be great..then i'd have guides for all of my remaining letters

2:23 pm

bfdeele, any hints for that last ha5/20? The two I've got are plurals of ha4/9s.

2:24 pm

Need a rundown of the i's plz...am missing 3 of them...

2:25 pm

bf deele i think you're missing two r's and i don't have them either

2:26 pm

*thud* Nevermind, found it!

2:31 pm

and also missing the i6/24 that is not part of your pants or the place where you hold a baby

2:32 pm

Here's the list of Ps I have so far, but I'm missing 7: pa4/6 pe4/6 x4 pe4/8 pe5/18 ph5/20 ph6/39 ph7/48 pi4/8 pi4/10 pr4/6 pr4/8 x2 pr5/18 pr5/22 pr6/30

2:34 pm

RA6/33

List of the i's im 4/ 8 in5 /14 in 6/ 24 in4 /8 in6/ 24 x2

2:37 pm

absolute annie any clues for the i6/24 's?

2:39 pm

Kopi42 - I have another pr5/18

Jakes mum, do u need clues for the three of them?

2:41 pm

i need clues for the i6/24 besides a pant measurement place where you hold a baby

2:41 pm

I also have a pi5/22 (it's a plural)

2:41 pm

I have the one that is in 6/24 as in up in ....... but stuck on other 2

2:42 pm

ah now have pant measurement as well

2:43 pm

ah now have pant measurement as well

2:43 pm

how many words do u all have? I have 118 and have hit a brick wall.

2:44 pm

got all three i6's now

2:44 pm

Anyone have a clue for ma7/52?

Ok jakesmum, both begin with in, one is kinda like the word that every one is annoyed isnt in the puzzle and the other one is a type of hem

2:45 pm

Thanks absolute annie

2:45 pm

silkysings - see evandine's clue at 9:50. that's what helped me find it! =)

Begrery, I got 117 /1795 and am just about givin up now

2:47 pm

or, if you want a def..."To yoke or harness, as oxen to a vehicle." =)

I hate this stage, its more like a word search now, and I dont like them, find them boring

2:47 pm

yeah absolute, i think i've had it. at least have to leave it for awhile

2:47 pm

melissamay- see clue at 1250 PM

2:48 pm

ra 4/4 ra 4/6x3 ra 4/8 ra 5/14 ra 5/18 ra 5/20 ra 6/30 ra 6/33 re 4/8 re 5/18 ri 4/6x2 ri 5/14x2

2:49 pm

llama aha, that matches two of the i6/24's one of which i already had...i kept thinking that was the other one. thanks!

2:49 pm

Hurrah finally got all the H's

2:51 pm

how can mens not be valid?!?

2:52 pm

silkysings - yeah, that confused me for a while too, then I decided to try all the options and eventaully stumbled upon it! =)

2:52 pm

need clues 4 the ra5/20

2:53 pm

need clues 4 the ra5/20 and the ra6/33 plz...

2:54 pm

need clues 4 the ra5/20 and the ra6/33 plz...

2:57 pm

need a clue 4 the ph6/39 plz...

2:59 pm

RA5/20: The portion of the funiculus that is united to the ovule wall, commonly visible as a line or ridge on the seed coat--DUH!

3:00 pm

PH6/39 think of poison from a snake bite

3:01 pm

Argh. Still need 1 p4 and 2 p6. So close!

3:07 pm

i need help with another k word i have ke 4/12 ke 5/26 ke 4/10

3:07 pm

mens isn't valid cos it needs an apostrophe as men is already plural!

3:08 pm

Repost --- 144 Words Total --- --- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8

3:09 pm

Kopi42 - wanna post your updated list of p's please? I'm still missing 5...=\ thanks!

Melly, u need k4/8, a clue is scottish for knows, or a mans name

3:10 pm

thanks!

3:11 pm

May I have a hint on the sp5/20?

Cadfan, I believe its a soldier in the turkish army

3:13 pm

can someone post a breakdown of the A's please?

3:14 pm

can someone post a breakdown of the s please

3:15 pm

Jo -- that was a real d'oh moment! Thank you!

Ginger, ah/4 9 am 4/ 6 am 4/ 8 ap4/ 6 ap 4/ 6 ar 5/ 14 ar4/ 6 ar 5/ 14 ar6/24

3:16 pm

Here's the Ps I have: pa4/6 pe4/6 x4 pe4/8 pe5/14 pe5/18 ph5/20 ph6/39 ph7/48 pi4/8 pi4/10 pi5/22 pr4/6 pr4/8 x2 pr5/18 x3 pr5/22 pr6/30 If my math is correct I'm still missing a p4 and 2 p6.

3:17 pm

a4/9 a4/8 a4/6 x 4 a5/14 x 2 a6/24

3:18 pm

Can you explain what you mean by, for instance, pa4/6?

3:19 pm

Have I missed any hints for the ha9/84?

3:19 pm

a 4-letter word beginning with pa, worth 6 points

3:20 pm

pa4/6 = a 4 letter word beginning with pa and having 6 points.

3:20 pm

oh thanks for explaining for me

3:20 pm

need a rundown of the s's...just four to get...

3:21 pm

ph4/9

3:21 pm

and pr6/36

3:22 pm

Ah, found the soldier. Thanks.

3:22 pm

Hi all! Kopi42- I have a ph4/9 and a pr6/36 :) Any clues on the p7?

3:24 pm

People who aren't who they appear to be, or charlatans. Got a hint for the pr6/36?

3:26 pm

any clues for the a4/9 - just can't see it

3:26 pm

Thanks kopi42! Try a plural of your 5/22 :)

3:27 pm

a4/9 what you say when you want to gets someones attention

3:27 pm

I have pr6/30, but not pr6/36

3:27 pm

soldier in the turkish army?

3:27 pm

kopi 42 - plural of 5/22

3:27 pm

"mens" is not valid because men is the plural of man. If you are thinking "Men's Room" it is possessive and would need an apostrophe. That is how I would reason why "mens" is not an accepted word.

3:28 pm

bcritch -- did you find the H9 yet?

3:28 pm

You know, I used to care what these words actually meant. Now, I think I just developed an addiction or OCD.

3:29 pm

thanks jakes mum

3:29 pm

pr6/36 is the plural of pr5/22

3:30 pm

Ack! I don't know how I missed that one. Thanks.

3:30 pm

no probs denny anyone help me on SE5/10?

3:30 pm

need a rundown of the s's...just four to get...

3:31 pm

I have all a's now cept ar6/24... any clues?

3:32 pm

Nevermind... found some clues...

3:32 pm

no probs denny anyone help me on SE5/10?

3:32 pm

GingerUK plural of ar5/14

3:33 pm

ar6 = plural of ar5/14

3:35 pm

jakes mum se/10 is french river runs thru paris

3:35 pm

Please help! I have three p/6's: ph6/39 pr6/30 pr6/36 does anyone know which one I'm missing?

3:36 pm

could someone give me a clue to the 8 letter word please?

3:36 pm

Thankyou Denny

3:38 pm

pe6/33 - female bird 144/2209! My very first completed Babble. I'm so proud. *keels over*

3:39 pm

Thankyou Denny

3:39 pm

Well done kopi42 and BIG thank you, that was my last word too:)

3:40 pm

congratulations to those guys who have finished today - how long has it taken you?

3:40 pm

Denny- ea8/65: if you are not listening to music thru' your speakers you are using ********s :)

3:41 pm

need a rundown of the s's...just four to get...

3:41 pm

Denny - not sure. I started at 2am EST and stopped around 4am EST, then started again at 2pm - so about 5 hours? I cheat though. :)

3:42 pm

Could someone give us a hint for the HA - 9/84? Or tell me where to find preexisting hints. Please.

3:42 pm

Thank you, lola

3:43 pm

thanks lola100 - kopi42 - what's y our secret?! ;-}

3:43 pm

movieman- post what you've got and I'll tell you what you're missing munner- hi! how you doing today?

3:44 pm

can i get a clue for the ha9/84 :)

3:44 pm

Minski: Think musical.

3:44 pm

minski - they are found in music

3:44 pm

kopi, thx for the bird clue

3:45 pm

HA9/84 Barber shop quartets sing in this way and also sounds alot like another word for a mouth organ

3:46 pm

does anyone else think this is harder than all those vowels yesterday?

3:46 pm

jakes-mum, it finally made sense. thx.

3:46 pm

Is the HA - 9/84 a derivation of the HA - 4/9, 5/20 & 6/33?

3:47 pm

Forget it. I found it. Thanks Jake's Mom.

3:47 pm

so howcome the plural of pe 6/33 doesnt work?

3:47 pm

no probs minski

3:47 pm

any hints for pr 5/22

3:47 pm

nevermind i'm stupid

3:48 pm

minski - no afraid not - think along the lines of what you hear when listening to music - the tune sung by the lead singer and the ********* which are often sung by backing singers!

3:48 pm

ha9/84 clue = agreement in tunes

3:48 pm

lola100 - Re the s's - i have se4/6, se4/4, se5/10, sk5/18x2, sk4/10, sm5/14, sn5/14, sp4/6x3, sp5/20 and sp5/14...

3:49 pm

ha9... think of alot of ebonies and ivories living together in perfect....

3:50 pm

Once you find the HA - 9/84 don't miss the other 2 words you can get out of it.

3:50 pm

The H9 is giving me fits. Ive seen this clue before, and tried the answer with many spelling combinations. What am I missing?

3:51 pm

H9 is not in the singular its plural

3:51 pm

Jo: Think of the MO5/14

3:51 pm

mzhokie said it perfectly

3:52 pm

NEED 1 P4. Anyone? I have: pa4/6 pe4/6x4 pe4/8 ph4/9 pi4/8 pi4/10 pr4/6 pr4/8x2

3:52 pm

ARGH .... I can't believe I kicked my butt with that all day! Thanks Jakes Mum!! :-)

3:52 pm

lola100 - Re the s's - i have se4/6, se4/4, se5/10, sk5/18x2, sk4/10, sm5/14, sn5/14, sp4/6x3, sp5/20 and sp5/14...

3:53 pm

movieman- se6/30, sk6/30, sp5/14 :)

3:53 pm

ok i give up - can anyone give me another clue for the pe6/33 female bird?

3:53 pm

Need a breakdown of the m's, p's and s's - just 11 words to go - i am getting desperate...

3:55 pm

This is missing one P4: pa4/6 pe4/6 x4 pe4/8 pe5/18 pe6/33 ph4/9 ph5/20 ph6/39 ph7/48 pi4/8 pi4/10 pi5/22 pr4/6 pr4/8 x2 pr5/18x3 pr5/22 pr6/30 pr6/36

3:55 pm

Denny, think a veggie and a female chicken :)

3:55 pm

denny- think h 4/7

3:55 pm

Denny - it's the female of the bird with the tail feathers with 'many eyes'...

3:56 pm

you're kidding! oh me god how blind am i!

3:56 pm

turnbot - you're missing a pe5/14

3:57 pm

dictionary.com: "6 entries found for spam." :S

3:58 pm

I guess they figure SPAM is barely food, so it can barely be a word ;-)

3:58 pm

isn't "mahi" a type of fish?

3:58 pm

Repost --- 144 Words Total --- --- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8

4:02 pm

yeah but it's 'mahi mahi', not just mahi

4:03 pm

I need a hint for ph6/39

4:04 pm

i'm still just not getting it for pe6/33-female bird. I have h4/7 but I'm just not making the connection

4:05 pm

mzhokie a shortened version of an outstanding or exceptional person or event - also a film with john travolta

4:06 pm

RACHELEF - it's the female of the bird with the tail feathers with 'many eyes'...

4:06 pm

RACHELEF - Jen and movieman and 03:55 gave spot on clues

4:07 pm

ARGH..... I kept going the wrong way on the first vowel! I hate that. Thanks Denny

4:08 pm

RACHELEF - remember the veggie comes first.

4:08 pm

THANKS DWROEHL, should have seen that one. Someone wanted the M's: MA4/6 MA4/6 MA7/52 MA4/6 MA6/36 MA4/8 ME4/6 ME6/24 ME6/30 ME4/9 MI4/8 MI5/18 MO4/6 MO5/14 MO6/24 MO4/7 MO4/6

4:12 pm

RACHELF--I'm as stumped as you are

4:13 pm

think piss chicken

4:13 pm

RACHELEF - singular h4/7 with a green veggie in front of it.

4:14 pm

i know what the veggie is now but i can't get the rest! it's making me crazy... i won't be able to move on until i get this!

turnbot think plural for missing p

4:15 pm

RACHELEF - singular h4/7

4:15 pm

I GOT IT.. haha I can't believe it took me that long, thanks

4:16 pm

HELP! ME6/30???

4:17 pm

I got it, I just can't believe it's a word

4:18 pm

jakesmum - me6/30 male of the ladies who live in the sea!

4:19 pm

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU DENNY

4:23 pm

has anyone got a list of the S 's

4:25 pm

Ah 1 - ,Ah4/1 Am 2 - ,Am4/2 Ap 2 - ,Ap4/2 Ar 4 - ,Ar4/1,Ar5/2,Ar6/1 Do 1 - ,Do4/1 Ea 1 - ,Ea8/1 Em 2 - ,Em4/2 Ep 1 - ,Ep4/1 Ha 12 - ,Ha4/6,Ha5/3,Ha6/2,Ha9/1 He 7 - ,He4/5,He5/2 Hi 2 - ,Hi4/2 Ho 4 - ,Ho4/4 Im 1 - ,Im4/1 In 5 - ,In4/1,In5/1,In6/3 Ke 4 - ,Ke4/3,Ke5/1 Ma 6 - ,Ma4/4,Ma6/1,Ma7/1 Me 4 - ,Me4/2,Me6/2 Mi 2 - ,Mi4/1,Mi5/1 Mo 5 - ,Mo4/3,Mo5/1,Mo6/1 Na 5 - ,Na4/2,Na5/2,Na6/1 Ne 3 - ,Ne4/2,Ne5/1 Ni 2 - ,Ni4/1,Ni5/1 No 1 - ,No4/1 Oo 2 - ,Oo5/1,Oo6/1 Pa 1 - ,Pa4/1 Pe 8 - ,Pe4/5,Pe5/2,Pe6/1 Ph 4 - ,Ph4/1,Ph5/1,Ph6/1,Ph7/1 Pi 3 - ,Pi4/2,Pi5/1 Pr 9 - ,Pr4/3,Pr5/4,Pr6/2 Ra 10 - ,Ra4/5,Ra5/3,Ra6/2 Re 2 - ,Re4/1,Re5/1 Ri 4 - ,Ri4/2,Ri5/2 Se 4 - ,Se4/2,Se5/1,Se6/1 Sk 4 - ,Sk4/1,Sk5/2,Sk6/1 Sm 1 - ,Sm5/1 Sn 1 - ,Sn5/1 Sp 6 - ,Sp4/3,Sp5/3 Wi 4 - ,Wi4/2,Wi5/2 Wo 1 - ,Wo5/1 Wr 3 - ,Wr4/1,Wr5/1,Wr7/1

4:26 pm

has anyone got a list of the S 's

MZHOKIE a person of great ability for ph 6

4:27 pm

brandyjack, you da one! Thanks! :)

4:28 pm

Finished at last!

4:30 pm

brandyjack... thank you for the breakdown I have to stop soon to fix dinner and kidlet wants to be online tonight after church.... bummer... hope to get back to see if I can get more than the 90/1388 I have right now... CUL8R

4:31 pm

Chip - just seen your 4.13 clue. lol - but I did get it!!

4:32 pm

any clues on e/4, hebrew measure?

4:32 pm

brandyjack where have you been all my life... yes these past two days have been like a friggin' lifetime!!! Bless you!

4:35 pm

Just four more words to go...need clues 4 the se6, sk6, sp5 (not the soldier or his weapon!?), and the pr5/18...

4:37 pm

brandyjack thankyou very much for the breakdown. Ended up one word short last night(haole; what sort of word is that ).it really helps

4:37 pm

Just got the pr5/18...just need the last three s's (see my previous post)

4:41 pm

Just got the pr5/18...just need the last three s's (see my previous post)

JAKES-MUM in order se4 -6 se4-4 se5-10 se6-30 sk5-18 sk6- 30 sk5-18 sk4-10 sm5-14 sn5-14 sp4-6 sp5-20 sp4-6 sp4-6 sp5-14 sp5-14 hope this helps

4:46 pm

any clues for sk 's?

4:47 pm

hey ferrari, 'haole' is a term that hawaiians use to decribe white guys.

4:50 pm

HELP! I need an ha5 and na5...

4:51 pm

ha5 - plural instrument

4:52 pm

rachelef - thanx but i got that one, need other

4:52 pm

One more word left...ne clues for the se6/30 pretty plz with sugar on top...

4:54 pm

movieman - just keep at it...(wink-wink) like the marines...

4:54 pm

hey movieman, are you familiar with the Marine slogan? _____ fi ? well its kinda like that, but spelled in an old english kinda way.

4:56 pm

perfect clue boreetos

4:57 pm

one last word... I'm missing a ha6 and I already have the one that plays the musical string instrument... any clue on the one I'm missing?

4:57 pm

dwroehl/ boreetos - many many thanx - that's another Babble completed...am off now...but be warned, I shall return!!!!!

4:58 pm

thanks

4:58 pm

mzhokie - one who does ha4/9 but I need ha 5 not instrument

4:59 pm

its a person who hurts someone ha6

5:00 pm

mzhokie, ha6: one who does injury to another.

5:00 pm

ha...someone who hurts someone??

5:00 pm

only need na5 now...

5:00 pm

thanks boreetos. any clues for the wi5 that aren't on a car

5:02 pm

thanks hydra... once again I kept heading in the wrong direction

5:02 pm

HALLELUJAH! but I think I'm blind and crosseyed now...

5:02 pm

ferrari - wi/5 - cowards... scaredy-cats?

5:04 pm

na5 - plural of the back of the neck

5:08 pm

rachelef that cant be a plural of the wi4 can it ?

5:10 pm

huh?

5:10 pm

oh I TYPED IT AND LO AND BEHOLD THANKS oops capitals still on

5:10 pm

there is a plural of wi4 if that's what you're asking

5:13 pm

JAKES-MUM in order se4 -6 se4-4 se5-10 se6-30 sk5-18 sk6- 30 sk5-18 sk4-10 sm5-14 sn5-14 sp4-6 sp5-20 sp4-6 sp4-6 sp5-14 sp5-14

5:14 pm

a bit stuck on the last ho4 - blimey.no combination seems to work!

5:15 pm

ho4 - To move or advance toward a target or goal

5:15 pm

ho4 - "to **** in on something"

5:16 pm

racchelef yes I just hadn't used the right p

anyone got a clue for pr4/6

5:23 pm

Lady - babies ride in them in England

5:23 pm

Lady - babies ride in them in England

5:23 pm

Sorry - that was pr4/8

5:25 pm

Lady - Try the Pr with two vowels - I have no clue what it is

5:27 pm

i need ha5/20 that is not large stringed instruments OR causes injury to another any thoughts?

aren't the pr things that babies ride in pr4/8?

5:28 pm

and clues on sk5/18 and sk6/30?

5:29 pm

Oh, me too please on the sk's....

ty cbr1965

5:30 pm

sk5/18 loose thread/yarn in a loose coil

silkysings think pile

5:31 pm

got that one cat - I need the other 5/18 and the 6/30

5:32 pm

me too

5:33 pm

Help on second ap.. not the primates

5:35 pm

jera: 2nd ap = 'a domed or vaulted recess or projection on a building especially the east end of a church; usually contains the altar '

Jera think apes (anagram)

5:35 pm

sk5/18 - A double-edged dagger, spelled almost just like the other sk5/18

5:38 pm

Thank you cathy... not up on my cathedral architecture, never would have done that on purpose

5:39 pm

i can't think of a pile that starts with ha and onelook didn't have anything suitable

5:39 pm

rachelef all the sk's sound the same just different spelling

5:39 pm

I have im4/8, in5/14, in6/24x2, and in4/8. What am I missing, please.

20+ words short but sooooooooo tired. Been on this dratted thing most of the day today. It's soooooooo addictive. Must go get some beauty sleep. Night all. And good luck :))

5:41 pm

AH, got it - now I just need the sk6. Have to be off for now - en route to home - may be done for the day. Thanks to all for help and have a nice evening

silkysings the pile is he and its a plural

5:42 pm

why do the sk5/18 equal 18 points? that's not how much i'm adding up with those letters

5:45 pm

that's not the one i need, i need ha5/20

5:46 pm

i also need me6/24, me6/30, mo4/7, and mo5/14 then i'm done

5:46 pm

rachelef - yes, they do. each sk5/18 adds up to 9, then multiply bt 2.

5:47 pm

scratch that i have mo4/7 it was plain as the nose on my face

5:48 pm

ha5/20 = h+ar4/6

5:48 pm

yeah but why are they multiplied by 2? sorry i've only played like 3 puzzles..

5:49 pm

actuallly i only need ha5/20, can anyone give me a good clue for that

5:51 pm

--- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8

5:52 pm

Hints on PH4?? Short & I'm stumped

5:53 pm

rachelef - because 5-letter words have twice the value of the letters, 6-letter words have thrice the value, etc.

5:53 pm

a telecommunciations device wtihout the e

5:53 pm

silkysings---- think of the musical instruments (plural) that angels play in heaven

5:54 pm

that's for jera

5:54 pm

silkysings, the ha5/20 is many angelic instruments.

5:54 pm

silkysings, the ha5/20 is many angelic instruments.

5:54 pm

i already have the instrument and the one about does bodily injury to others. i need the 3rd one

5:55 pm

silkysings, sorry about the repeat. I guess I need the third one too. LOL.

5:56 pm

Thanks silkystrings, coulda sworn I tried that (in desperation, LOL)

5:56 pm

oh... i get it now.. thanks jrs

5:57 pm

crpsvalue, yeah it's a tough one, i swear i've tried every possible combo

5:58 pm

have to say the remaining na words are obscure!

5:59 pm

Has anyone got the NO4?

5:59 pm

Never mind, got it

6:00 pm

jera: no4: 'A severe, often gangrenous inflammation of the mouth or genitals, occurring usually after an infectious disease and found most often in children in poor hygienic or malnourished condition.'

6:02 pm

One more to 100, whoohoo!!

6:02 pm

ha5/20 plural have this in a sandwich ...e in the middle

6:03 pm

cathy think cloth, all the na words follow on from each other .I've finished 144 or 12 dozen for2209 night night

6:05 pm

are you trying to say it's a gross puzzle?

6:05 pm

Thanks cathy... I didn't need to know that ;>

6:06 pm

that was perfect Kallia.. now I got it too...

6:07 pm

You know what I hate? I hate in when you're plugging letters at random... and it accepts a word by chance, & you can't figure out what it was, LOL!

6:08 pm

cathy alternatively think sleep for the na' s.what cats do and me too if Icould drag myself away from this screen

6:09 pm

--- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8

6:09 pm

thanks for the na help!!! lol

6:09 pm

id like to give a shout out to the mhb

6:10 pm

certianly was gross thanks again brandyjack, don't you ever sleep?

6:10 pm

just cant get the last e tried every combo anyone helpppp

6:12 pm

Any hints for the NE words? I'll bet ones a plural

6:13 pm

which e are you stuck on, pegsin?

6:13 pm

Yea got the DUH one

6:13 pm

sorry, no sleep in this puzzle, maybe next one.............

6:13 pm

you'd be right, jera! think about what goes with 'tatties' in scotland... a variant of the spelling

6:13 pm

although I did find a short nap....

6:13 pm

nes scottish for turnip

6:14 pm

the one that must have the f in

6:15 pm

pegsin think singing group

6:15 pm

Think acronym for the e with an f - I have no clue what it means - e is only vowel

6:16 pm

google 'your purple prose' for the e with an f :)

REPOST --- Word Sizes --- 4 - 77 5 - 42 6 - 20 7 - 3 8 - 1 9 - 1 --- 144 Words Total --- --- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8

6:20 pm

turnips has a double e the way I've seen it spelled

6:20 pm

scottish, of course

6:20 pm

o thanx was going from the wrong e thanx for the clues

6:20 pm

any clues on the 9 letter word?

6:21 pm

oh wait i got the 9 letter word already

6:22 pm

no 7 letter words though

6:22 pm

I'd like to teach the world to sing in perfect ....plural

6:22 pm

NE words: a type of tide, its pleural, and close by

6:23 pm

I meant plural, not that it has pleurisy. Sorry

6:24 pm

Need Ar5 & Ar6, I have misspelled battle gear

6:25 pm

ar I write with these!!!!

6:28 pm

jera: sounds like something you would do to a pencil when the lead gets blunt, except leave the 'sh' out

6:30 pm

Thanks cathy & Kalia!! Need a break now... I'll be back for the last 35.

6:32 pm

Are you guys using the beta version of Babble? So much better than the previous

6:35 pm

No idea - CBR. Just used the website I found in last weekend's Mail on Sunday (UK). What's the babble address then?

6:37 pm

137/2047 here. I need 1 last 'a' (ar 6/24), 3 h's, 1 'm' (me 6/24), 1 'p' (pr5/18) & 1 'r'.

6:37 pm

cbr, I got an e-mail invite to try the beta version. I like it. Still has a few bugs. http://beta.playbabble.com

6:39 pm

Gwen - thanks for the beta addy. I'll try it tomorrow, though I've had no probs. in y 1st week on this site.

6:40 pm

jacula, ar6/24 is pl of ar5/14

6:44 pm

Thanks Gwen. Got that.:-)

6:44 pm

any hints on the ar5 / have got ar5-14 need other one

6:44 pm

jacula, add 'ie' to your me4/6 for me6/24. There are 3 pr5/18's use different vowels at the end. aeo

6:50 pm

Thanks Gwen. Got the 'm' one now and thanks for the clue i it shows you're not a 'm***ie'. I must be barking up the wrong tree with the final 'p' as I already have 3 pr5/18s.

6:50 pm

ok.. have 120... will bbl to see if i can conquer this thing today!!

6:50 pm

i'm back, thanks for the clue kallia...i'm done woohoo!

6:51 pm

pegsin - do you mean you need another ae5/14?

6:52 pm

I need 3 to finish. ha5 (got pl of hurt and play instrument), he4 (got pile, rope, skirt bottom and chicken) and sp5 (got one with no def ending in 'n' and the knight's weapon)

6:52 pm

Oops! Meant aR5/14.

6:55 pm

yes im missing one ar5

6:55 pm

Hello, group...I need four to finish...for the first time...I need: *Sp 5/20 *pr 5/18 ( I have a great cut of meat, first and get dolled up) *ph6/39 *me 6/30 I dont use the dictionary so if these are crazy obscure words that I can't just guess at from witty clues then I'm sunk once again! Many thanks.

6:55 pm

Hello, group...I need four to finish...for the first time...I need: *Sp 5/20 *pr 5/18 ( I have a great cut of meat, first and get dolled up) *ph6/39 *me 6/30 I dont use the dictionary so if these are crazy obscure words that I can't just guess at from witty clues then I'm sunk once again! Many thanks.

6:56 pm

Hello, group...I need four to finish...for the first time...I need: *Sp 5/20 *pr 5/18 ( I have a great cut of meat, first and get dolled up) *ph6/39 *me 6/30 I dont use the dictionary so if these are crazy obscure words that I can't just guess at from witty clues then I'm sunk once again! Many thanks.

6:56 pm

ar5/14 According to Columella, a Gallic word for a measure equiv. to half a Roman jugerum.] Formerly, a measure of land in France, varying in different parts of the country.

6:56 pm

sorry for the repeat messages...a little beta glitch?

6:57 pm

pegsin - your missing ar5/14 is someone who hands out weapons.

7:01 pm

Gwen - ha5 is the plural of ha4/9, unless it's another ha5 in the 3 h's I haven't yet got. Your sp5/20 is an Algerian cavalryman in the French army. To break down the word, first think of a health sp* and then what 2-letter word you might say to a friend you met there.

7:03 pm

I see there have been 800 msgs in the log today. No wonder, given what a hard one today's puzzle has been.

7:08 pm

Before undefined took over, ... Thanks Jacula!!! got the ha5 and sp5. Now only need he4 (got pile, rope, skirt bottom and chicken)

7:08 pm

girlfriday - me6/13 is the plural of the male version of some fishy maids.

7:09 pm

thanks jacula...only three left!

7:09 pm

thanx have now got all the a's

7:09 pm

fishy maids? I think my brain is too fried for that one!

7:10 pm

Gwen - I'll let you know if I ever find the he4.

7:11 pm

ph6/39 anyone?

7:12 pm

Hellllllppppp I am looking for pe5 (already have pe5/14) and pr6 (already have pr6/30)

7:12 pm

Gwen - just looked at grid again and it stood out clear as day. The missig he4 is what those things on either side of your head do! DOH!

7:13 pm

Gwen - To perceive (sound) by the ear he4

7:15 pm

girlfriday.. think of a john travolta movie.

7:15 pm

girlfriday - ph6/39 is the first six letters of a film John Travolta was in. It is slang for 'an outstanding person'.

7:16 pm

4 words left to go for me - 2 h's,1 p & an r. Will have to go back to BrandyJack's breakdown to try for more detail.

7:16 pm

DOH (slaps head), add another tassle. Got it!!! Thanks !!!

7:18 pm

Beepy - can you help on pe5 (already have pe5/14) and pr6 (already have pr6/30)

7:19 pm

Okay, guys, thanks so much for the help now bring me home... *me6/30 any other clue besides "fishy maids" Im sure it's incredibly fab clue but I'm wiped

7:19 pm

--- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8

7:19 pm

Moozey, pe5 is an anagram of what a man attaches so much importance to in ma7 LOL

7:20 pm

me6/30 clue..movie with daryl hannah and tom hanks she was a me.(someone who cleans your house) but he would be a me.(male)

7:21 pm

girlfriday, change the gender of your 'fishy maids'

7:21 pm

a male version of Ariel (disney movie)

7:22 pm

girlfriday. who would ariel the mermaid marry?

7:22 pm

Moozet - pe5, if you already have the one that sounds like what a woman gets when in labour, is the plural of your pe4/8. (The hairdo one.)

7:22 pm

Sorry - meant Moozey. Getting tired now.

7:24 pm

THANKS!!!!you guys rock. Okay, one more!!! PR5/18...I have two that mean first/best and the one that means to preen... I will now be able to finally get some real work done!

7:24 pm

hairdo one, thank you just pr6 to go and then I can go to bed. Only 1:25 here zzzzzzz

7:25 pm

moozey....it's what young children long ago learned to read from

7:26 pm

or what you put underneath a coat of paint first...

7:27 pm

Moozey - I see you must be in UK like me. I'm beginning to think it's a pr6 that's eluding me, too. I have one (the pre-painting one) but is there another?

7:27 pm

I have the undercoat of paint one

7:28 pm

girlfriday, see my 6:44 post to jacula

7:29 pm

moozey

7:29 pm

and yes Jacula I'm from the UK

7:29 pm

pr6....oh, yes there is another one..."she preens

7:30 pm

moozey

7:30 pm

yes Gwen??

7:31 pm

moozey jacula. pl of pr5/22 (undefined ate my post)

7:31 pm

moozey, what a girl does in front of the mirror before going out....preens and .......

7:32 pm

I think I may kiss you but instead I will fall asleep, thank you for helping me with my last two

7:34 pm

girlfriend did you find your Pr5?

7:34 pm

Thanks everyone. I finally finished my first puzzle!!! I'm happy to provide clues for a bit if I can help .

7:35 pm

cos I think you are looking for a pr*** ballerina

7:38 pm

desperate for o's please!!!!

7:38 pm

I seem to be looking for 2 h's, possibly an' ha' and an' he' (no laughing ha he, please!) and a pr6 (not the pre-paint one) and an ri5 (not the one that defines what fruit gets the longer you leave it). Any clues anyone?

7:39 pm

oo6 - A rhythmic sound made by a tuba or other brass instrument

I'm stuck on the Ea one all help deeply and grealy appreciated.

7:39 pm

...and why isn't 'primper' allowed? Surely one who primps must be a primper?

7:40 pm

oo6 - A rhythmic sound made by a tuba or other brass instrument oo5 - Spirited vigor (rest of word is all consonants)

7:41 pm

oo6 - A rhythmic sound made by a tuba or other brass instrument oo5 - Spirited vigor (rest of word is all consonants)

7:41 pm

oo6 - A rhythmic sound made by a tuba or other brass instrument oo5 - Spirited vigor (rest of word is all consonants)

7:41 pm

pegsin - if you came onto my forum and said 'desperate for o's please' I wouldn't like to imagine what answers you'd get!LOL. Sorry. I'm getting hysterical now looking for the last 4 words.:-(

7:42 pm

Moozey - are there 3 of you??

7:42 pm

sorry for the multiple posts, seem to be burping here hahaha Jacula what other forum do you visit for o's to be hilarious??

7:44 pm

Just got the 'r'. Seen that so many times throughout this long day but thought I'd already tried it.

7:45 pm

Jacula RI5....take the variant spelling of " there's no r... or reason" (ri4) then make it one who does that....

7:45 pm

jacula-we all hysterical just doing this. moozey- great help found the 2 o words thanx

7:45 pm

Forums? Quite a few Moozey but none of 'that' kind! Just nice places where we all have a laugh, sometimes tease each other and have meets for real every now and then.

7:47 pm

oo6...a little man in Wonka's factory...

7:47 pm

And to think I call someone a pesk all the time, and it isn't even a word.

can anyone help with Ea8

7:51 pm

At 03:40 pm lola100 said... Denny- ea8/65: if you are not listening to music thru' your speakers you are using ********s :)

7:52 pm

Hello battybeyond. Yes, we did the ea8 earlier. You might use it if you were a little mutton jeff. But, the things that rings rather than the brass instrument.

7:53 pm

I still need a pr6 (not the pre-paint one) and a couple of h's.

7:54 pm

I'd post my 'h' list in the order I have it but it's rather long...

7:54 pm

is there really a ae5/14?

7:56 pm

I see some of you seem to know each other and e-mail each other etc. Do you all meet on another site or did you meet here? I did see someone ask earlier in the day how long 'babble' has been going and if BrandyJack's the puzzle setter but I don't think they got an answer. I came here just this week after seeing the site addy in the UK's Mail on Sunday mag.

7:57 pm

--- Word Count --- A - 9 D - 1 E - 4 H - 25 I - 6 K - 4 M - 17 N - 11 O - 2 P - 25 R - 16 S - 16 W - 8

7:57 pm

Tad04 - no, but there are 2 AR5/14s.

8:01 pm

thx, i got the ar5/14s

8:01 pm

Oh well, here goes, my 'h' list in order: ha 4 9 ha 5 20 ha 4 7 ha 4 7 ha 4 9 ha 4 9 ha 9 84 ha 5 20 ha 4 9 ha 6 33 ha 5 20 he 4 9 he 5 20 he 4 7 he 4 11 he 4 9 he 4 7 hi 4 7 hi 4 7 ho 4 7 ho 4 9 ho 4 7 ho 4 8

8:04 pm

I can't find that last 'p'. Has everyone gone?

I still can't getthe Ea8. I feel like an idiot. Have mercy upon me, I'm amercian :)

8:05 pm

i can't believe there is a 9-letter word in it?

and a bad speller too

8:05 pm

I have all the S words but 2. SE - 6/30 SP - 5/20

8:06 pm

EA8 When you listen to a stereo but don't want anyone else to hear you use .....

8:06 pm

Batty: It's a combination of E3 and PH5/20...

bless you LOL I actually managed to get it on my own *triumphant cheer* right before you posted.

8:10 pm

battybeyond - LOL. I thought you were saying you were A Mercian. If you were, you'd be from Mercia here in UK. I don't know your age, but if you're in your 40s like me, then you might well remember transistor radios and the little thing you plugged into the side of one in order to listen to it just to yourself? That's your 'ea' word.

8:11 pm

any breakdown for the ha9 please

8:12 pm

Jacula ~ I have 2 HA - 6/33

Jacula... mid-20's. I'm at work and bored :)

8:14 pm

Minski - I only have one ha6/33 so it's probably one of those I'm missing (not the one who plays the stringed instrument, sort of.)

8:15 pm

it goes inbetween the 9 and the 4 just above it and is related to the 4

8:16 pm

actually the root is the same as the 9 also

yeah I've gotten everything but the Ha9 of the ha's.

8:21 pm

Batty check out my last 2 clues. they might help you find the 9

8:21 pm

I guess it starts 'harm'? But I'm no wiser.

8:22 pm

add a popular 2 letter suffix

8:24 pm

Are there really 2 Hi words? I can only find 1 and it's making me crazy.

8:24 pm

Is it illegal to use a dictionary? Just thought I'd ask

think... multiple greetings :)

8:26 pm

repost: Ah 1 - ,Ah4/1 Am 2 - ,Am4/2 Ap 2 - ,Ap4/2 Ar 4 - ,Ar4/1,Ar5/2,Ar6/1 Do 1 - ,Do4/1 Ea 1 - ,Ea8/1 Em 2 - ,Em4/2 Ep 1 - ,Ep4/1 Ha 12 - ,Ha4/6,Ha5/3,Ha6/2,Ha9/1 He 7 - ,He4/5,He5/2 Hi 2 - ,Hi4/2 Ho 4 - ,Ho4/4 Im 1 - ,Im4/1 In 5 - ,In4/1,In5/1,In6/3 Ke 4 - ,Ke4/3,Ke5/1 Ma 6 - ,Ma4/4,Ma6/1,Ma7/1 Me 4 - ,Me4/2,Me6/2 Mi 2 - ,Mi4/1,Mi5/1 Mo 5 - ,Mo4/3,Mo5/1,Mo6/1 Na 5 - ,Na4/2,Na5/2,Na6/1 Ne 3 - ,Ne4/2,Ne5/1 Ni 2 - ,Ni4/1,Ni5/1 No 1 - ,No4/1 Oo 2 - ,Oo5/1,Oo6/1 Pa 1 - ,Pa4/1 Pe 8 - ,Pe4/5,Pe5/2,Pe6/1 Ph 4 - ,Ph4/1,Ph5/1,Ph6/1,Ph7/1 Pi 3 - ,Pi4/2,Pi5/1 Pr 9 - ,Pr4/3,Pr5/4,Pr6/2 Ra 10 - ,Ra4/5,Ra5/3,Ra6/2 Re 2 - ,Re4/1,Re5/1 Ri 4 - ,Ri4/2,Ri5/2 Se 4 - ,Se4/2,Se5/1,Se6/1 Sk 4 - ,Sk4/1,Sk5/2,Sk6/1 Sm 1 - ,Sm5/1 Sn 1 - ,Sn5/1 Sp 6 - ,Sp4/3,Sp5/3 Wi 4 - ,Wi4/2,Wi5/2 Wo 1 - ,Wo5/1 Wr 3 - ,Wr4/1,Wr5/1,Wr7/1

8:27 pm

Jacula ~ I also found a HE - 5/24 that I don't think you have. It's a plural of a HE - 4/11

8:28 pm

I have the Hi that means To go quickly; hasten. I don't have the other one.

8:29 pm

Chuck I use www.a2zwordfinder.com for most of my help.

8:30 pm

Minski - Thank you. I bow down before you for that.

8:30 pm

Thanks, Minski

8:32 pm

How can there be 12 ha's when I have 10 of them but am only one word short of the h's? No wonder I'm getting confused on that last 'h' word.

8:32 pm

I'm still missing an Hi and 2 HAs (5/20 & 4/7)

8:33 pm

Oh! Just done a recount and I've got 11. (Red-faced now.)

8:34 pm

i'm not the puzzle designer or setter. that honor belongs to the one Dr_God. I'm just a poor addicted sod with nothing better to do than waste my energy programming in old GWBASIC. And all it does is use someone else's decoder to generate the list which it then analyses and spits out all those tantalising clues......

8:35 pm

I have 22 H words and am missing 3. I also have only 10 HAs but I am missing 2 of them.

8:39 pm

minski, had u any luck with the ha9 and ur site?

8:41 pm

it's the opposite of dissonances

8:42 pm

HINT: There are 4 HA words that start with the same 4 letters. The HA 9 is one of them. In order they go.... 4/9 6/33 9/84 5/20 HTH

8:43 pm

Well thanks for all your sterling work BrandyJack. I do mean that! First thing I do when I log on is copy off the grid. Then I look for your breakdown of number of words and how many for each letter.

8:43 pm

Are there really 2 Hi words? Could I please have definitions if they exist? Also does anyone have the HA 4/7 that is either the 3rd word or the 4th word? I have one but not the other.

8:44 pm

WOW! I think I have the highest score ever for the least amount of words. 86 words for 1222 points.

8:45 pm

After that I go away with a pen & paper and either sit at the kitchen table or in the garden (depending on the weather) and see what I can come up with for myself. I then put all those words in and go to look for clues from the log after that.

8:45 pm

I have 91 with 1369 - lots of long words today

8:47 pm

the Enable dictionary needs a serious houscleaning - hi4/7 A unit of liquid measure used by the ancient Hebrews, equal to about five liters Hi4/7 - To go quickly; hasten.

8:49 pm

Thanks Brandy. Found the missing Hi. Still missing a HA 4/7 though.

8:50 pm

i thin I may be looking for a 'harm' 6/44,

oh dear, now I'm missing an In6

8:51 pm

meant harm 6/33 (not the one who plays an instrument)

8:53 pm

Is that the trouser length, the things on the side of the top of your body or the width between your thumb and little finger when stretched out?

8:53 pm

one who harms is a harm^^

8:53 pm

oh, this beta is the BEST! Thanks, Dr. God!

8:53 pm

That last posting was to batty.

8:54 pm

oh, this beta is the BEST! Thanks, Dr. God!

8:54 pm

oh, this beta is the BEST! Thanks, Dr. God!

8:54 pm

sry, but it's too late for me to find the word but i can't sleep well knowing that i didn't find the ha9 ...

8:55 pm

They used to post the points breakdown on the right side of the screen. Where is it posted now? I don't remember it.

8:56 pm

Minski - Thanks. for that. Got it but still can't find it in the grid. Only one word to go now and that's that last pr6.

nope got both of those. and the ina---

8:58 pm

from the R go up to the M not down to the M

9:03 pm

Enough is enough. I have to pack. We are going to New Hampshire this weekend. TTFN

9:05 pm

Minski, enjoy NH, its a beautfiul area

9:05 pm

I forgot to add.................. GO PATRIOTS!!!

9:05 pm

Think I'm going to have to give up with one word to go. Thanks for all the clues Minski (and have a good weekend!) Sorry I was too thick and tired to read them.x

9:07 pm

what else is there: harpermi?

9:09 pm

ha/4 + mo/6

can anyone help with an in6? i've got the plural of the ina, the pantlength and the fingerlength

the ha9 starts off as your ha4 that's negative and ends up being musical in nature, but is not a root of your musical ha4

and it's a plural

9:14 pm

BrandyJack - that last pr6 (not the first reading book/pre-paint thing). Heeeelllp, pretty please. I won't sleep if you don't:-(

jacula... i think what you're looking for is the plural of one of your pr5's

the present tense of pritifying.

9:20 pm

Need help: HE5 not plural piles

9:20 pm

Scratch that... got it

plural kind of rope made from wacky weed. I'm looking for my In6 if anyone can help. It's making me nuts

9:22 pm

pr6/36 To dress or groom (oneself) with meticulous or excessive attention to detail. Plural of the pr5/22

9:24 pm

Okay, need IN6... not plural limbs or pantlength... TIA

9:26 pm

I also have 2 MA4's that are driving me crazy.

9:26 pm

I'm there. 144 word, 2209 points. Thank you BrandyJack. I guess I owe you several shots of your favourite brandy now? Which is?

9:26 pm

jera and batty - in 6 - think of a bridge and what it does

9:26 pm

this puzzle has been bad for mis-directions. that M over by the two O's is almost invisible compared to the two M's atop each other. So you make the PR5/22 that is easy to see, but you miss the same word using the other M becasue it is so difficult to see and thus miss the pluralisation of it. Although strictly speaking it may not be a plural..... My grammar is not the best. I got a 51 in english studies so they wouldn't have to look at my ugly face for another year.....

9:29 pm

er, Napoleon liked his brandies, look what it did to him... I prefer a good bottle of Drambui or Grand Marnier.

9:29 pm

batty - that last 'in'. It's what your fingers would be if they were where you expected them to measure. The proper definition is 'attach a yoke or harness to' (an ox, donkey or other beast of burden).

9:32 pm

Well BrabdyJack, I don't know where you live, but I would guess the US or Canada, given the times you are here? I keep odd hours and so hence the nickname 'Jacula' (it's really Jackie or Jacq). There's a bottle of Grand Marnier her in UK for you. Thanks for all your help.

9:33 pm

There's the ton of bricks I needed,, thans jacula... you too jax, not your fault I'm dense, LOL

9:33 pm

And the least I culd do when thanking you is spell you name right - BrandyJack. Sorry! It's late here!

how aggrivating. how I'm missing an ma6

9:35 pm

Ontario, Canada

9:35 pm

...so late I don't even seem to be able to type straight anymore. LOL. Still not had the answer to the question about how long this site's been running.

9:37 pm

Jera - it's someone who works out where people are or should be. Failing that, their work appears in books that show roads and places to guide people on their way.

9:38 pm

I could have sworn I used marm in the past, another puzzle

9:39 pm

all done! goodnight from hot, humid, steamy Nashville, Tennessee!

9:39 pm

Ontario - I have relatives there in Courtice.

any help on an ma7?

9:39 pm

Clues for the me6 that isn't me6/24 formed using me4/6?

9:40 pm

I need the darn ma 7

9:40 pm

battybeyond-- is there more than one ma6? I have one-- do you want a clue?

9:41 pm

Hi aggie!!! back for more torment, I see!

9:42 pm

another Ontarion here

9:42 pm

Jera - you probably did. They had 'sefton' in here a couple of days ago but in the next day's puzzle it wasn't allowed.

9:42 pm

smith - the male version of a vision in the sea, ariel the little....

9:42 pm

Jacula... I think someone had the conversation about this site earlier... I think someone said it started in 2003?

9:43 pm

Hey there, Cath! Yes! I'm doing muuuuuuch better today-- but still nowhere close to finishing....

9:43 pm

Someone's got to tell the US Marine Corps that "semper" is not a word--but it's not gonna be me!

9:43 pm

Hey there, Cath! Yes! I'm doing muuuuuuch better today-- but still nowhere close to finishing....

9:44 pm

Someone's got to tell the US Marine Corps that "semper" is not a word--but it's not gonna be me!

9:44 pm

I got that one Jacula, I miscounted my blanks, I need MA7, wahh

9:44 pm

Uneaixoise s - g'night. I am hearing the sounds from the grand old opry now.:-)

9:44 pm

mom23!! I agree! The same for "spam"!!! Both of those are words!

9:45 pm

semper is a word. it's just not an english word. it's latin.

9:45 pm

Also still need a pesky MA4... I hate when the short ones elude me makes me feel stupi!

9:45 pm

Bless you, jax!

9:47 pm

ma7...What so many people with y chromosomes are so proud of... Used in historical romance novels a lot.

9:49 pm

mom23 - that semper word, as you put it (last 2 letters turned around) IS a word. It's a Latin term used in music now and means 'mainly the same throughout'. Much like modern so-called 'music' then! LOL.

9:49 pm

p6/30

9:50 pm

THANK YOU smithchick!!! I was JUST looking for that exact word!!

9:51 pm

hilaryfan1 - p6/30 - what you put on before you paint something.

9:52 pm

Jera (jax?) are you a Jacqueline?

9:53 pm

smithchick, I don't get it but your hint frightens me, LOL!

9:53 pm

smithchick my brain's a little fried. could you please expand upon that hint for the MA 7? I know I'm going to kick myself when I finally get it.

9:55 pm

Think of a phallic symbol--What it was formerly called (in the interest of not being crude?)

9:55 pm

minski... expand is perhaps a very topical choice of word for this particular clue, especially in the context!

9:56 pm

Jera - politest version of what you are looking for today is 'when a boy grows up, he enters ma*****. Failing that, try 'male headgear', 'meat and 2 veg', 'middle wicket', 'bat & balls' or the drawing I 00

9:56 pm

Not me. I'm a Kelly. LOL. My son's name is Jackson so I sometimes just go with jax

9:56 pm

I'm just Jera... it's from a rune, meaning harvest.

9:58 pm

Failing all of that read the clue I got in an instant earlier today (here in UK). It sent me off smiling for the day... 'It's not how big it is but what you do with it.'

10:00 pm

i am stuck on a ph/6 - i got the ones to do with giving one a bell.... i am missing something"!

10:00 pm

What am I still doing here at 3.59 am UK time when I've already got all the words?

10:00 pm

Thanks!! I get it at last... I'll stop trying to spell penis now, LOL

10:02 pm

cathy - it's the first few letters of a movie John Travolta was in.

10:02 pm

you just love the company, jacula

10:02 pm

era - yes, I did the 'penis' thing too earlier, so to speak, but not really. LOL.

10:03 pm

:)

10:03 pm

is it a compound word?

10:05 pm

thank you jacula!

10:05 pm

My 'other half' is a trucker and he's going to get up and come stomping down here soon rather cross with me for not going to bed tonight, yet. Thing is, last week, on is day off, he got as hooked as I am on this damned word game. LOL.

10:08 pm

swmbo - stop grinning! LOL. I'm of to check out my forums now, since I don't know how to get in touch with any of you lot. 'See' you later today for the next mindbender. I'll be taking Sat & Sun off by the way.

How comes disrespectful words like cunt and homo are accepted as real words in this game?

How comes disrespectful words like cunt and homo are accepted as real words in this game?

10:11 pm

jacula - see you in a little while!! stay up another 2 hours and you can get started already!

How comes disrespectful words like cunt and homo are accepted as real words in this game?

10:13 pm

just got the ma7 and i was right, i'm kicking myself. idiot.

10:29 pm

i have ONE word to get... a ha/4.... blimey.... i cannot see it for the life of me

10:33 pm

three ha words start with the same h-vowel-vowel-combo, and two ha words start with the same h-consonent-consonent-combo. Then there is another ha-consonent-consonent combo.

10:34 pm

What do you have cathy... I have the H's

10:35 pm

I need RA5 & RA6, probably 6 is plural of 5

10:38 pm

In order (ha4's only), I have: ha4/9 ha4/7 ha4/7 ha4/9 ha4/9 ha4/9

10:39 pm

Need lots of help with the Is - I only have the one to do with pens. RA 6 - think P Diddy, RA 5 think Ted Bundy

10:40 pm

dianne... instead of calling a kid a little monkey... you might call them a little i4/8... and pluralise it!

10:44 pm

i-4 plural, with devilish grins i need the last i-5 not what you do with baby

10:45 pm

I have those RA5 & RA6 need the other ones

10:47 pm

False alarm... had a miscount... all h4's are intact... I am missing a pe/4! lol...

10:47 pm

IN6 = inside of pant leg, & what a bridge does

10:49 pm

GOTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT IT!!!! yay... finito... finished.... done... lol...

10:49 pm

if anyone needs help... let me know... will hang around a few more mins before hitting the hay

10:51 pm

ra-5, don't have stairs, use these... ra-5: to yoke an animal of burden

10:51 pm

For RA5 I have against her will & inclines, need the other one. For RA6 I have the music singer.

10:52 pm

Cathy22... I could sure use some help on the a's... I have the am4 (chieftan) but can't get the other one. And on the ap4 (primates)...

10:53 pm

have those two INs...need the other one.

10:54 pm

cat2 you need "A usually semicircular or polygonal, often vaulted recess, especially the termination of the sanctuary end of a church.

10:55 pm

lbdawger - do you have the plural of in5/14?

10:56 pm

tbdawger, you need how you hold a babe "in***'' then plural

10:56 pm

cat2 - the other am/4 is a sound enhancer in the plural, also a measure of electricity?

10:58 pm

cathy can you help me?

10:58 pm

jera - what do you need/?

10:59 pm

Thank you! *imagine head hitting wall!* 119 words, and i have to go to bed! Hubby is a bit grouchy about me spending so much time on the computer! LOL

11:01 pm

it is midnight... and i am officially about to be turned into a pumpkin...!!! last requests... lol

11:01 pm

Need last RA5 & RA6. For RA5 I have against her will & inclines, need the other one. For RA6 I have the music singer

11:02 pm

cathy22~ part of a church, something you do to your throat to get someone's attention, and how power is measured. nighters!

11:03 pm

r5&6... you would draw charts on this type of paper, except add an e on the end and drop the g from the beginning. the r/6 is the plural

11:05 pm

Thanks a million, good night!!

11:08 pm

the term for that kind of 'music' was coined by someone too illiterate to spell crap.........

11:09 pm

I need 4 more to finish anyone here want to trade hints?

11:10 pm

TYVM everyone ...that am4 had me saying 'DUH!' when I got it! lol

11:11 pm

i'm finished. what do you need? The Ra/5

11:11 pm

There were a lot like that for me, cat!

11:13 pm

bugtest. i'm finished. what do you need? The Ra/5

11:13 pm

bugtest. i'm finished. what do you need? The Ra/5

11:14 pm

I need I need SE6, SK6, & SP5 (not weapon or gym greeting)

11:14 pm

Better def, I have the cavalry one

11:17 pm

Got the SK

11:18 pm

Got the 2nd ap4! New word for me. :) TY for the 'church' clue.

11:19 pm

the SP5 has no definition. Seems to be common among scottish names and towns, highland glens.

11:19 pm

Just need SE6 to finish!!

11:20 pm

SE6/30 - adv. Music In the same manner throughout. Used chiefly as a direction Italian for always.

11:20 pm

Now for the AR5 & AR6 I have the AR5 weapon word.

11:21 pm

Thanks a million brandyjack!!

11:22 pm

ar + writing instrument... then plural

11:23 pm

Ar5

11:23 pm

clearing

11:24 pm

Ar5

11:24 pm

Ar5&6 According to Columella, a Gallic word for a measure equiv. to half a Roman jugerum.] Formerly, a measure of land in France, varying in different parts of the country.

11:25 pm

had to switch back from the beta to the normal to be able to post that message. somehting a little wacky somewhere.

11:27 pm

TYVM Jera and Brandyjack... another new word for me. That's why I like this game!

11:27 pm

Thanks for all your help, brandyjack, esp the word list... don't wait so long tomorrow, 'kay?

11:28 pm

Off to bed now, see you at the new game tomorrow!

11:30 pm

most diehards prefer the wordlist late in the day.

11:31 pm

jumping down to ph4 & ph6 already have the ph5 & ph7

11:34 pm

ph4 - pref. Sound; voice; speech Is prefix. shouldn't be allowed.

11:35 pm

ph6 - Slang: A ph........, especially a remarkable or outstanding person

11:35 pm

aha... no wonder that one was eluding me

11:37 pm

ph/6, original word has 4 syllables, the slang version has the last two lopped off.

11:37 pm

Brandyjack - you are remarkable at this game but the ph6 is still eluding me..........

11:38 pm

i used the million monkeys method to find them. took me a little longer since i only have one keyboard and one idiot....

11:39 pm

yes, the ph6 has me scratching my head. I thought I knew what the clue meant, but can't spell it my way in the puzzle. :/

11:41 pm

ph6 - Slang: A ph........, especially a remarkable or outstanding person, or event ph....enon, ph....onal

11:43 pm

That's right - down then up - got it, thanks Barandyjack.

11:43 pm

you're using the wrong E. Blew me for a minute because I couldn't spell it either, but it was accepted. freaked me out for a few seconds.

11:44 pm

Another DUH! FINALLY saw it in the puzzle! oi

11:45 pm

Think I am still missing 3 Is. Have the writing, the pants leg and the bridge but then.................any help out there?

11:45 pm

TY TY Brandyjack

11:47 pm

this puzzle has so many duplicate letters it has more paths than many a garden maze.....

11:48 pm

Dianne... I don't have the bridge, but i do have the way you would hold a babe, ie in**** (thank you to someone who posted that clue earlier!)

11:49 pm

Am missing an sp5. Have sp5/14x2. What am I missing? Clue?

11:49 pm

Cat2 .... in + bridgge word. Try it.

11:50 pm

im/4 - A mischievous child. A small demon. Puckish.

11:51 pm

sp5/20 1. Formerly, one of the Turkish cavalry. 2. An Algerian cavalryman in the French army.

11:52 pm

Why didn't I see that I4 - it wasright in front of my face. I even tried that with em...desperate I guess.

11:53 pm

i don't know about hold a babe "in....", but if wages get rolled back, the union members will definitely be up "in...."

11:54 pm

the in/6 + bridge word is actually 'to yoke an oxen'

11:56 pm

and the in/5 appears to be the singular version of the in6/24 (yah right, which in6/24)

11:57 pm

trying for some last minute Ns. Have number 4 & 5, sleeper, neck 4 & 5, close and without a mother. Any help out there?

12:00 am

how about the spring tides a cat has .... lives

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