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kentn
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response 775 of 1103:
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Oct 29 02:12 UTC 2002 |
undone 0 (prp0)
revert 0 (aruba)
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albaugh
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response 776 of 1103:
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Oct 29 18:12 UTC 2002 |
I guess since "aruba" guessed revert I get to go now... ;-)
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aruba
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response 777 of 1103:
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Oct 29 23:09 UTC 2002 |
Well I hope not, because that would mean I couldn't guess
column
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prp0
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response 778 of 1103:
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Oct 30 00:53 UTC 2002 |
objects
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albaugh
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response 779 of 1103:
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Oct 30 18:35 UTC 2002 |
object :-)
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kentn
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response 780 of 1103:
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Oct 31 11:45 UTC 2002 |
object 0 (albaugh)
column 1 (aruba)
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prp0
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response 781 of 1103:
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Oct 31 17:02 UTC 2002 |
yellow
And by the way it apears that the work is not in the Random House
Unabridged Dictionary. Kent, would you care to give us a hint and
tell us which dictionary to read?
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aruba
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response 782 of 1103:
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Oct 31 18:08 UTC 2002 |
Kent uses many dictionaries, as I recall.
indent
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albaugh
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response 783 of 1103:
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Nov 1 05:51 UTC 2002 |
tabbed
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kentn
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response 784 of 1103:
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Nov 1 12:27 UTC 2002 |
yellow 0 (prp0)
indent 1 (aruba)
tabbed 1 (albaugh)
Right, I don't use any one particular dictionary (although certainly
some are more popular with me than others). I have enough confidence in
the players here to think that just because some can't find this word in
their dictionary does not mean the word is unguessable. There are means
of solving the puzzle other than dictionary lookups, in other words.
We've had some crazy words in this game in the last 7 or 8 years of
playing and some games went on and on and on. This one is not quite at
that level yet...;)
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aruba
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response 785 of 1103:
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Nov 1 14:40 UTC 2002 |
smudge
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albaugh
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response 786 of 1103:
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Nov 1 17:36 UTC 2002 |
window
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prp0
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response 787 of 1103:
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Nov 1 20:25 UTC 2002 |
imbuia
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kentn
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response 788 of 1103:
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Nov 1 23:40 UTC 2002 |
smudge 1 (aruba)
window 0 (albaugh)
imbuia 6 (prp0) ---> Ding! Ding! Ding! Winner!
imbuia
1. a Brazilian tree whose wood is used for making furniture and cabinets.
2. the wood of the imbuia: Most rooms are fitted with built-in imbuia
cupboard sets (Cape Times) also embuia.
(from: The World Book Dictionary Vol One A-K 1990 World Book Inc)
Examples of imbuia wood and items made from it:
http://www.penningtonhardwoods.com/slidesho/ss_imbui.htm
http://www.freemancorp.com/veneers/imbuiafla.html
http://www.harvestwoodworks.com/Proj_2001/imbuia.html
http://www.bunnybass.com/bass/taylor.shtml
etc.
Your turn, Paul!
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prp0
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response 789 of 1103:
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Nov 2 18:18 UTC 2002 |
0 imbuia kentn (lastword)
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kentn
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response 790 of 1103:
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Nov 2 19:52 UTC 2002 |
unease
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aruba
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response 791 of 1103:
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Nov 2 21:44 UTC 2002 |
If brighn ever comes back, remember to tell him that we did indeed have a
word that onelook.com doesn't know.
easels
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albaugh
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response 792 of 1103:
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Nov 7 20:40 UTC 2002 |
paints
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prp0
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response 793 of 1103:
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Nov 9 17:23 UTC 2002 |
0 imbuia kentn (lastword)
0 unease kentn
0 easels aruba
1 paints albaugh
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aruba
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response 794 of 1103:
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Nov 9 21:57 UTC 2002 |
begged
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jep
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response 795 of 1103:
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Nov 15 02:58 UTC 2002 |
shaven
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aruba
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response 796 of 1103:
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Nov 15 05:22 UTC 2002 |
Now all we need is for Paul to resurface...
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kentn
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response 797 of 1103:
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Nov 17 17:00 UTC 2002 |
akimbo
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jep
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response 798 of 1103:
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Nov 18 02:55 UTC 2002 |
orange
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prp0
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response 799 of 1103:
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Nov 26 21:31 UTC 2002 |
0 imbuia kentn (lastword)
0 unease kentn
0 easels aruba
1 paints albaugh
0 begged aruba
0 shaven jep
0 akimbo kentn
1 orange jep
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