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25 new of 1021 responses total.
brighn
response 25 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 9 22:28 UTC 2002

redoubt 1 (gelinas)
aruba
response 26 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 01:11 UTC 2002

regimen
blaise
response 27 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 03:17 UTC 2002

From the OED 1st ed s.n. Youth:
...
Hence Youthen  v. [-en5] trans. to make youthful, impart a youthful appearance
to; intr. to become youthful, acquire youthful qualities; ...
(it then goes into another derived word from youth.)
blaise
response 28 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 03:23 UTC 2002

quicken
brighn
response 29 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 06:21 UTC 2002

regimen 2 (aruba)
quicken 2 (blaise)
brighn
response 30 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 06:26 UTC 2002

(I'm now maintaining a letter.match7 file)
aruba
response 31 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 16:04 UTC 2002

Thanks!  That helps a lot.

fifteen
brighn
response 32 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 16:21 UTC 2002

fifteen 2 (aruba)
albaugh
response 33 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 20:19 UTC 2002

sixteen
brighn
response 34 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 20:48 UTC 2002

sixteen 2 (albaugh)
aruba
response 35 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 21:25 UTC 2002

zymogen

   Main Entry: zy7mo7gen [audio.gif]
   Pronunciation: 'zI-m&-j&n
   Function: noun
   Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary
   Date: 1877
   : an inactive protein precursor of an enzyme secreted by living cells
   and activated by catalysis (as by a kinase or an acid) -- called also
   proenzyme
brighn
response 36 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 21:34 UTC 2002

zymogen 5 (aruba)

Not quite, but impressive jump. =}
gelinas
response 37 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 23:56 UTC 2002

zymurgy
brighn
response 38 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 11 05:40 UTC 2002

zymurgy 1 (gelinas)
aruba
response 39 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 11 16:43 UTC 2002

pyrogen

   Main Entry: py7ro7gen [audio.gif]
   Pronunciation: 'pI-r&-j&n
   Function: noun
   Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary
   Date: circa 1890
   : a fever-producing substance
brighn
response 40 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 11 18:35 UTC 2002

pyrogen 5 (aruba)
blaise
response 41 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 11 19:03 UTC 2002

lysogen
brighn
response 42 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 11 19:25 UTC 2002

lysogen 5 (blaise)
albaugh
response 43 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 11 19:44 UTC 2002

antigen
gelinas
response 44 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 11 20:13 UTC 2002

hydroid (colonial coelenterates having the polyp phase dominant)
brighn
response 45 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 11 20:46 UTC 2002

antigen 3 (albaugh)
hydroid 1 (gelinas)
brighn
response 46 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 11 20:51 UTC 2002

(I'm curious, Joe... what does hydroid tell you that lysogen, pyrogen,
zymogen, and zymurgy don't tell you?)
aruba
response 47 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 11 21:43 UTC 2002

(It tells us that the word can't begin with h.)

dubious
gelinas
response 48 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 12 00:57 UTC 2002

That my record of the score of "redoubt" was wrong.

I had recorded it as:

        redoubt 2 (gelinas)
gelinas
response 49 of 1021: Mark Unseen   Jan 12 01:04 UTC 2002

xylogen (Nascent wood; wood cells in a forming state).
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