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25 new of 1001 responses total.
kentn
response 150 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 13 00:53 UTC 1994

ritual
jingle
response 151 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 13 03:44 UTC 1994

bather
carson
response 152 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 13 04:35 UTC 1994

pusher
curby
response 153 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 13 07:59 UTC 1994

carton
aruba
response 154 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 13 12:35 UTC 1994

ritual  0  (kentn)
bather  1  (jingle)
pusher  0  (carson)
carton  1  (curby)
kstuart
response 155 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 13 14:46 UTC 1994

salmon
kentn
response 156 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 13 15:35 UTC 1994

iambic
other
response 157 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 13 23:13 UTC 1994

dawdle
aruba
response 158 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 00:35 UTC 1994

salmon  1  (kstuart)
iambic  1  (kentn)
dawdle  1  (other)
other
response 159 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 00:47 UTC 1994

haggus
aruba
response 160 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 00:55 UTC 1994

In my dictionary, "haggis" is spelled with an 'i'; I can't find it
spelled with a 'u'.
vishnu
response 161 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 02:27 UTC 1994

malice
kentn
response 162 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 03:41 UTC 1994

taints
aruba
response 163 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 05:18 UTC 1994

malice  1  (vishnu)
taints  2  (kentn)
rcurl
response 164 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 18:55 UTC 1994

Re #145 - "kurgan": what's tghat? The only Kurgan in my dictionary is
Kurgan, Siberia, a proper noun, and hence disallowed.

laughs
aruba
response 165 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 19:05 UTC 1994

laughs  2  (rcurl)

My dictionary has "kurgan:  a burial mound of eastern Europe
or Siberia", which is why I allowed it.
kentn
response 166 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 19:44 UTC 1994

kayaks
 
Hey, after all the crap I went through on prusik, I look all my
guesses up in advance.  I must have the same dictionary aruba has
because that's exactly what mine says (and said, before I ever entered
my guess).  I was unaware that the only dictionary allowed was rcurl's.
"The only Kurgan in my dictionary...and hence disallowed" implies
to me that his dictionary must be the "official" one for this game.
curby
response 167 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 19:53 UTC 1994

[Perhaps we should name the WWW Webster Dictionary Server as the official
dictionary?]
vishnu
response 168 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 20:03 UTC 1994

I think we should have it as if you can find a
version of the word that works in *your* 
dictionary, then it counts.
rcurl
response 169 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 21:15 UTC 1994

I agree. I had a lot of crap myself once, when I used a word from my
dictionary that hardly anyone else had in their's. These are just the
nuances of the game. And I never implied that my dictionary was
"the only dictionary allowed". I just said the word wasn't in mine,
and asked what it meant.

But now, I'm stuck for a word that meets all the clues (except kayaks!),
and have to start the charcoal - so, good luck, whomever!
aruba
response 170 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 22:15 UTC 1994

Well, Kayaks is indeed correct.  I thought it wouldn't be long once
we had it down to ka___s.  kentn is up.  My first guess:

kayaks
carson
response 171 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 14 22:25 UTC 1994

yogurt
curby
response 172 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 15 03:58 UTC 1994

blight
rcurl
response 173 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 15 05:34 UTC 1994

phooey
kentn
response 174 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 15 05:59 UTC 1994

kayaks  1  (aruba)
yogurt  0  (carson)
blight  0  (curby)
phooey  0  (rcurl)
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