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25 new of 1055 responses total.
albaugh
response 125 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jun 25 16:46 UTC 1998

opines
aruba
response 126 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jun 26 02:47 UTC 1998

"." refers to your home directory, so "./do.lm" is the copy of do.lm in your
home directory.

banana
rcurl
response 127 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jun 26 05:02 UTC 1998

  opines  0  (albaugh)
  banana  0  (aruba)
albaugh
response 128 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jun 26 15:24 UTC 1998

nostoc   Function: noun   Etymology: New Latin   Date: 1650
: any of a genus (Nostoc) of blue-green algae that fix nitrogen
aruba
response 129 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jun 27 05:01 UTC 1998

adagio

(I know it's Italian, but it's in m-w.com so I guess it's entered English.)
bikeman
response 130 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jun 28 05:41 UTC 1998

boring
(I'd put predictable, but that's too long for this game....(;P  )
kami
response 131 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jun 29 04:18 UTC 1998

preach
rcurl
response 132 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jun 29 17:59 UTC 1998

  nostoc  1  (albaugh)
  adagio  1  (aruba)
  boring  0  (bikeman)
  preach  0  (kami)
albaugh
response 133 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jun 29 22:08 UTC 1998

absorb
rcurl
response 134 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 04:16 UTC 1998

  absorb  0  (albaugh)
keesan
response 135 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 00:44 UTC 1998

fluent
rcurl
response 136 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 04:44 UTC 1998

  fluent  0  (keesan)
albaugh
response 137 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 15:25 UTC 1998

chador   Function: noun
Etymology: Hindi & Persian; Hindi caddar, from Persian chaddar, chAdar
Date: 1614 : a large cloth worn as a combination head covering, veil, 
             and shawl usually by Muslim women especially in Iran 
rcurl
response 138 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 18:14 UTC 1998

  chador  0  (albaugh)
keesan
response 139 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 23:41 UTC 1998

The word was borrowed from Turkish into Bulgarian to mean umbrella, and with
slight modification into Serbian to mean tent.
drowsy
rcurl
response 140 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 05:01 UTC 1998

  drowsy  0  (keesan)
albaugh
response 141 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 14:55 UTC 1998

victim
rcurl
response 142 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 15:28 UTC 1998

  victim  2  (albaugh)
keesan
response 143 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 02:39 UTC 1998

murder
rcurl
response 144 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 04:23 UTC 1998

  murder  0  (keesan)
aruba
response 145 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 13:03 UTC 1998

barter
rcurl
response 146 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 13:48 UTC 1998

  barter  0  (aruba)
keesan
response 147 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 14:14 UTC 1998

flimsy
albaugh
response 148 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 15:14 UTC 1998

limbic   Function: adjective
Etymology: New Latin limbicus of a border or margin, from Latin limbus
Date: 1882 : of, relating to, or being the limbic system of the brain 
rcurl
response 149 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 17:25 UTC 1998

  flimsy  0  (keesan)
  limbic  6  (albaugh)

HEAR HEAR - JOLLY GOOD. albaugh is up.

(I observe that using do.lm makes the game easier but less 'fun' than
doing it by hand......)

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