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25 new of 1103 responses total.
kentn
response 575 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jun 28 00:00 UTC 2002

  divine  1  (brighn)
  crafty  1  (aruba)
brighn
response 576 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jun 28 00:23 UTC 2002

demure
aruba
response 577 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jun 28 07:15 UTC 2002

object
albaugh
response 578 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jun 28 18:17 UTC 2002

models
kentn
response 579 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 20:41 UTC 2002

  demure  0  (brighn)
  object  0  (aruba)
  models  0  (albaugh)
aruba
response 580 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 00:03 UTC 2002

guaiac

Main Entry: guai7ac  
Pronunciation: 'gwI-"ak, 'gI-
Function: noun
Etymology: New Latin Guaiacum
Date: circa 1751
: GUAIACUM 2 

 Main Entry: guai7a7cum  
 Pronunciation: 'gwI-&-k&m, 'gI-
 Function: noun
 Etymology: New Latin, from Spanish guayaco, from
 Taino guayacan
 Date: 1553
 1 : any of a genus (Guaiacum) of the caltrop family of
 tropical American evergreen trees and shrubs having
 pinnate leaves, usually blue flowers, and capsular
 fruit
 2 a : the hard greenish brown wood of a guaiacum
 (especially Guaiacum officinale) b : a resin with a
 faint balsamic odor that is obtained from the trunk of
 two guaiacums (G. officinale and G. sanctum) and
 often used as a clinical reagent 

kentn
response 581 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 01:53 UTC 2002

  guaiac  6  (aruba)  ---> Ding! Ding! Ding! Winner! 
 
Good job, Mark!  Your word.
aruba
response 582 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 17:57 UTC 2002

OK, I'll think up a word soon.
aruba
response 583 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 16:46 UTC 2002

OK, I'm thinking of a 6-letter word.

guaiac  0  (lastword)
brighn
response 584 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 16:57 UTC 2002

abacus
aruba
response 585 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 17:23 UTC 2002

abacus  0  (brighn)
kentn
response 586 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 00:07 UTC 2002

series
aruba
response 587 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 02:54 UTC 2002

series  0  (kentn)
brighn
response 588 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 04:35 UTC 2002

udders
aruba
response 589 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 12:25 UTC 2002

udders  0  (brighn)
kentn
response 590 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 5 03:24 UTC 2002

wobble
brighn
response 591 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 5 04:15 UTC 2002

butter
aruba
response 592 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 5 14:17 UTC 2002

wobble  0  (kentn)
butter  0  (brighn)
blaise
response 593 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 5 14:26 UTC 2002

direct
kentn
response 594 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 5 14:41 UTC 2002

island
aruba
response 595 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 5 16:19 UTC 2002

direct  0  (blaise)
island  3  (kentn)
brighn
response 596 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 5 17:37 UTC 2002

inroad
kentn
response 597 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 5 21:53 UTC 2002

isopod
aruba
response 598 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 5 21:59 UTC 2002

inroad  2  (brighn)
isopod  6  (kentn)

Kent's up!
kentn
response 599 of 1103: Mark Unseen   Jul 6 23:22 UTC 2002

Okay, I'm thinking of a six-letter word, that turns out not to be:

  isopod  0  (The Last Word)

A summary of guesses on the current word is at ~kentn/letter.match6
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