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Grex > Language > #85: The Six-letter word game, 6th edition |  |
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aruba
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response 625 of 1012:
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Dec 18 23:16 UTC 1997 |
mouser
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kentn
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response 626 of 1012:
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Dec 19 01:28 UTC 1997 |
mounds
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sprice
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response 627 of 1012:
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Dec 19 15:04 UTC 1997 |
muscle
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albaugh
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response 628 of 1012:
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Dec 19 15:05 UTC 1997 |
mounds 0 (kentn)
mouser 1 (aruba)
(Since it's the holiday season, I'm not gonna zap aruba for guessing twice
in a row. But just don't trying guessing again until someone else does! :-)
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aruba
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response 629 of 1012:
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Dec 19 19:13 UTC 1997 |
Oops - sorry. But since sprice guessed in #627 (he must have slipped in on
you, Kevin), I'll guess:
dirges
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albaugh
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response 630 of 1012:
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Dec 19 22:18 UTC 1997 |
muscle 0 (sprice)
dirges 0 (aruba)
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kentn
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response 631 of 1012:
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Dec 20 02:20 UTC 1997 |
elixir
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aruba
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response 632 of 1012:
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Dec 20 06:05 UTC 1997 |
rats!
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albaugh
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response 633 of 1012:
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Dec 21 06:43 UTC 1997 |
rats! 0 (aruba)
elixir 6 (kentn)
Boy, that one only lasted 10 guesses! Good work, I.M.Mixt! ;-)
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kentn
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response 634 of 1012:
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Dec 21 19:03 UTC 1997 |
If you want them to last longer, I guess they have to be obscure ;-)
I'll try to have a somewhat obscure word in mind next time I'm on.
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aruba
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response 635 of 1012:
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Dec 23 00:09 UTC 1997 |
teepee
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kentn
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response 636 of 1012:
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Dec 24 05:48 UTC 1997 |
teepee 1 (aruba)
Look at that, folks! Started off with a hit! Could it be a
less-than-obscure word? Who knows? Guess and find out!
A summary of the guesses and number of correct letters for each guess
for the current game can be found in '/a/k/e/kentn/letter.match'. All are
welcome to join in the guessing but see '/a/r/c/rcurl/lettermatch.rules'
for the rules of the game before trying to interpret the results.
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sprice
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response 637 of 1012:
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Dec 24 14:39 UTC 1997 |
grumpy
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kentn
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response 638 of 1012:
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Dec 24 17:55 UTC 1997 |
grumpy 1 (sprice)
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aruba
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response 639 of 1012:
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Dec 25 22:14 UTC 1997 |
twenty
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kentn
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response 640 of 1012:
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Dec 26 00:24 UTC 1997 |
twenty 1 (aruba)
Bit of a trend here...
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sprice
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response 641 of 1012:
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Dec 26 16:21 UTC 1997 |
caliph
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kentn
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response 642 of 1012:
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Dec 27 01:44 UTC 1997 |
caliph 0 (sprice)
There...that should provide some more information.
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albaugh
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response 643 of 1012:
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Dec 27 13:56 UTC 1997 |
elixir
Main Entry: caliph Variant: calif Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English caliphe, from Middle French calife,
from Arabic khalIfah successor Date: 14th century
: a successor of Muhammad as temporal and spiritual head of Islam --
used as a title - caliphal adjective
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sprice
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response 644 of 1012:
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Dec 27 16:25 UTC 1997 |
pocket
I thought the previous winning word was always to have zero letters in common
with the new entry-- (This puts me in the position of admitting that I
really don't know how to get to these places that list the rules and previous
entries-- any assistance would be appreciated)
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kentn
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response 645 of 1012:
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Dec 27 19:37 UTC 1997 |
elixir 0 (albaugh)
pocket 1 (sprice)
sprice, I think that's just a habit we've gotten into, not
necessarily a rule. As rcurl, pointed out a while back, it's
funny how that's usually the case (previous word scores 0),
but it doesn't hurt to guess the previous word if it's not
provided by the person who's "it."
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albaugh
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response 646 of 1012:
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Dec 27 21:15 UTC 1997 |
storey (variant of story)
See response #0 for where to find the rules etc.
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sprice
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response 647 of 1012:
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Dec 28 04:35 UTC 1997 |
orator
Thanks for the help--
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kentn
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response 648 of 1012:
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Dec 28 06:52 UTC 1997 |
storey 4 (albaugh)
orator 1 (sprice)
Hmmm...I'm beginning to thing this word wasn't obscure *enough*.
Can't win sometimes...
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bruin
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response 649 of 1012:
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Dec 28 13:57 UTC 1997 |
stoned
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