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25 new of 1055 responses total.
kentn
response 200 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 28 02:01 UTC 1998

unease
 
(Am currently reading a book, Foundation's Fear by Gregory Benford, that
uses the word "unease" quite often.  I don't think I've ever seen it used
more than once in a book.  This book, four times so far, and I'm only half
way through it!)
albaugh
response 201 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 28 04:01 UTC 1998

  unease  0  (kentn)
coyote
response 202 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 28 04:18 UTC 1998

fabled
aruba
response 203 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 28 05:52 UTC 1998

banana
albaugh
response 204 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 28 18:01 UTC 1998

  fabled  0  (coyote)
  banana  0  (aruba)
kentn
response 205 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 00:43 UTC 1998

wisdom
aruba
response 206 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 02:26 UTC 1998

esteem
coyote
response 207 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 04:06 UTC 1998

geckos
albaugh
response 208 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 04:45 UTC 1998

  wisdom  0  (kentn)
  esteem  0  (aruba)
  geckos  0  (coyote)
larsn
response 209 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 14:50 UTC 1998

critic
aruba
response 210 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 15:42 UTC 1998

oolong
kami
response 211 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 16:00 UTC 1998

zephyr
albaugh
response 212 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 18:53 UTC 1998

  critic  1  (larsn)
  oolong  0  (aruba)
  zephyr  0  (kami)

oolong   Function: noun
Etymology: Chinese (Beijing) wulong, literally, black dragon   Date: 1850
: tea made from leaves that have been partially fermented before firing
aruba
response 213 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 00:26 UTC 1998

writer
coyote
response 214 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 02:13 UTC 1998

humbly
larsn
response 215 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 17:06 UTC 1998

plinth
albaugh
response 216 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 22:23 UTC 1998

  writer  0  (aruba)
  humbly  2  (coyote)
  plinth  0  (larsn)

plinth   Function: noun
Etymology: Latin plinthus, from Greek plinthos   Date: 1601
1 a : the lowest member of a base : SUBBASE 
  b : a block upon which the moldings of an architrave or trim are stopped 
      at the bottom
2 : a usually square block serving as a base; 
    broadly : any of various bases or lower parts -- see BASE illustration
3 : a course of stones forming a continuous foundation or base course
kami
response 217 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 02:51 UTC 1998

soffit

coyote
response 218 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 04:30 UTC 1998

luxury
aruba
response 219 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 14:13 UTC 1998

cymbal
albaugh
response 220 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 15:53 UTC 1998

  soffit  0  (kami)
  luxury  0  (coyote)
  cymbal  6  (aruba)

aruba:  How'd you figure that out?  :-)  You're it!
aruba
response 221 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 16:41 UTC 1998

Lucky guess.  :)  I'll have a word the next time I log in.
aruba
response 222 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Aug 3 02:30 UTC 1998

OK, I've got a word.

cymbal  0  (lastword)
albaugh
response 223 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Aug 3 17:54 UTC 1998

streak
larsn
response 224 of 1055: Mark Unseen   Aug 3 21:33 UTC 1998

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