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| 25 new of 193 responses total. |
chelsea
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response 125 of 193:
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Nov 13 00:15 UTC 1993 |
excel
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jdg
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response 126 of 193:
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Nov 13 00:30 UTC 1993 |
fleas
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embu
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response 127 of 193:
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Nov 13 02:26 UTC 1993 |
toady
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remmers
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response 128 of 193:
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Nov 13 04:47 UTC 1993 |
manna
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rcurl
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response 129 of 193:
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Nov 13 04:48 UTC 1993 |
march
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aa8ij
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response 130 of 193:
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Nov 13 04:59 UTC 1993 |
mauve
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srw
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response 131 of 193:
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Nov 13 22:03 UTC 1993 |
excel 0 (chelsea)
fleas 1 (jdg)
toady 0 (embu)
manna 1 (remmers)
march 1 (rcurl)
Wait. There was another entry.
mauve 1 (aa8ij)
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rcurl
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response 132 of 193:
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Nov 13 23:25 UTC 1993 |
myope
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srw
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response 133 of 193:
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Nov 14 01:56 UTC 1993 |
What is "myope"? I never heard of it.
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chelsea
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response 134 of 193:
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Nov 14 02:13 UTC 1993 |
milks
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aa8ij
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response 135 of 193:
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Nov 14 04:51 UTC 1993 |
I would venture to guess that myope is a name for one who is
myopic. Just a guess anyhow.
Disclaimer: None of the above listed 5 letter words are to be considered
as entries in the contest, unless there is one that currently fits the
parameters of the winning entry. ;)
manic
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rcurl
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response 136 of 193:
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Nov 14 05:18 UTC 1993 |
A myope is (as aa8ij noted) a near sighted person. It is in almost all
my dictionaries. First "synch", now "myope". Wassamatter, Steve,
Dictionary envy?
primp
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srw
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response 137 of 193:
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Nov 14 16:20 UTC 1993 |
myope 1 (rcurl)
milks 0 (chelsea)
manic 1 (aa8ij)
primp 0 (rcurl)
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aa8ij
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response 138 of 193:
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Nov 15 09:29 UTC 1993 |
eek. I just knew all those crosswords would finally catch up with me.
(note: see above disclaimer)
emote.
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srw
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response 139 of 193:
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Nov 15 14:05 UTC 1993 |
emote 1 (aa8ij)
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aa8ij
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response 140 of 193:
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Nov 16 03:48 UTC 1993 |
totem
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rcurl
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response 141 of 193:
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Nov 16 04:33 UTC 1993 |
That's 2 for Jim - but let me slip in...
fence
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srw
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response 142 of 193:
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Nov 16 07:10 UTC 1993 |
fence 5 (rcurl)
Well done. This is a familiar situation. you're up rcurl.
I noticed a sudden lack of interest near the end of that game.
I wonder whether many of the contestants were fooled by the string
of 1's produced by words starting with ma...
It certainly might have tempted one to jump to an unfortunate conclusion.
For a really "Joe Blow" word, that was pretty confusing.
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rcurl
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response 143 of 193:
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Nov 16 07:15 UTC 1993 |
There is, of course, a large random element here. It is easy to slip
off into a confusing path (rut). It was "fleas" that unlocked the gate.
I am thinking of a 5 letter word.
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remmers
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response 144 of 193:
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Nov 16 10:55 UTC 1993 |
caret
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rcurl
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response 145 of 193:
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Nov 16 13:48 UTC 1993 |
caret 0 remmers
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katie
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response 146 of 193:
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Nov 16 18:17 UTC 1993 |
blurb
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chelsea
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response 147 of 193:
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Nov 16 23:32 UTC 1993 |
tidal
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rcurl
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response 148 of 193:
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Nov 17 00:23 UTC 1993 |
blurb 0 katie
tidal 1 chelsea
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katie
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response 149 of 193:
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Nov 17 16:04 UTC 1993 |
bidet
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