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25 new of 1177 responses total.
kentn
response 759 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 11 10:53 UTC 2000

  formats  1  (prp)
  eastern  1  (aruba)
prp
response 760 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 11 21:28 UTC 2000

farmers
kentn
response 761 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 12 01:24 UTC 2000

  farmers  2  (prp)
aruba
response 762 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 12 02:30 UTC 2000

fosters
prp
response 763 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 12 15:56 UTC 2000

famulus
kentn
response 764 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 12 22:28 UTC 2000

  fosters  2  (aruba)
  famulus  2  (prp [An attendant; esp. on a scholar or a magician.])
gelinas
response 765 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 02:17 UTC 2000

lectern
aruba
response 766 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 03:20 UTC 2000

feebler
kentn
response 767 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 11:10 UTC 2000

  lectern  1  (gelinas)
  feebler  2  (aruba)
prp
response 768 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 13:58 UTC 2000

forbear
aruba
response 769 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 22:45 UTC 2000

fermata

   Main Entry: fer7ma7ta
   Pronunciation: fer-'md-t&
   Function: noun
   Etymology: Italian, literally, stop, from fermare to stop, from Latin
   firmare to make firm
   Date: circa 1859
   : a prolongation at the discretion of the performer of a musical note,
   chord, or rest beyond its given time value; also : the sign <fermata>
   denoting such a prolongation -- called also hold
kentn
response 770 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 14 02:30 UTC 2000

  forbear  3  (prp)
  fermata  1  (aruba)
gelinas
response 771 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 14 04:19 UTC 2000

humerus
prp
response 772 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 14 14:05 UTC 2000

fipper
aruba
response 773 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 14 14:59 UTC 2000

members
albaugh
response 774 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 14 21:31 UTC 2000

forgets
kentn
response 775 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 15 01:23 UTC 2000

  humerus  1  (gelinas)
  members  1  (aruba)
  forgets  2  (albaugh)
 
'fipper' only has 6 letters.
aruba
response 776 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 15 05:02 UTC 2000

flaneur

   Main Entry: fla7neur
   Pronunciation: fld-'n&r
   Function: noun
   Etymology: French flbneur
   Date: 1854
   : an idle man-about-town
prp
response 777 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 15 15:57 UTC 2000

Make that flipper, and hope I get my L-key fixed soon.
kentn
response 778 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 15 18:34 UTC 2000

  flaneur  4  (aruba)
  flipper  3  (prp)
aruba
response 779 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 15 19:13 UTC 2000

friseur

   Main Entry: fri7seur
   Pronunciation: frE-'z&r
   Function: noun
   Etymology: French, from friser
   Date: 1750
   : HAIRDRESSER
kentn
response 780 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 15 22:44 UTC 2000

  friseur  7  (aruba)  ---> Winner! 

Okay, Mark's up!

aruba
response 781 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 15 23:18 UTC 2000

I wonder if that's where the word "frizzy" comes from.  (M-W doesn't say.)

OK, I'm thinking of a 7-letter word.

friseur  0  (lastword)
kentn
response 782 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 16 14:35 UTC 2000

unveils
prp
response 783 of 1177: Mark Unseen   Jul 16 16:25 UTC 2000

nowhere
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