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25 new of 1124 responses total.
blaise
response 875 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Nov 30 21:21 UTC 2001

Working with the word list I have, there is only one word that fits the clues
so far.  The scoring of my hint is exactly what I expected it to be.
(There were two words, and emotion was one of them.)
brighn
response 876 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Nov 30 21:53 UTC 2001

To review the scores:
opossum 1
referee 0
stadium 1
message 0
handful 0
uniform 0
element 1
spelunk 0
elected 1
bookend 1
oatmeal 0
emotion 4
romance 1
 
You're not gonna get me in two items in one day, Jim. ;} I've reviewed the
scores carefully, and there are indeed at least two words that fit the clues.

Now, the clever solver may be able to figure out why I'm so confident that
(a) there are two words and (b) I'm almost positive you're thinking of the
wrong one. *smile*
blaise
response 877 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Nov 30 22:02 UTC 2001

You missed a score in your review:
glorias 2
brighn
response 878 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Nov 30 22:06 UTC 2001

Oops, I did. That score is also correct. Thanks.
aruba
response 879 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Nov 30 23:27 UTC 2001

I can think of two words.

exotica

   Main Entry: ex7ot7i7ca [audio.gif]
   Pronunciation: ig-'zd-ti-k&
   Function: noun plural
   Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, neuter plural of exoticus
   Date: 1876
   : things excitingly different or unusual; especially : literary or
   artistic items having an exotic theme or nature
brighn
response 880 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Nov 30 23:33 UTC 2001

exotica 7 (aruba)

Mark's up! =}
(I presume blaise's wordlist gave him "erotica," based on "romance.")
aruba
response 881 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 1 05:00 UTC 2001

That's what I figured it probably was too.  I'll come up with a word soon.
blaise
response 882 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 1 20:23 UTC 2001

Weird; earlier when I tried, exotica didn't come up, but now it does.
aruba
response 883 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 2 22:41 UTC 2001

OK, I'm thinking of a 7-letter word.

exotica  0  (lastword)
gelinas
response 884 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 2 22:52 UTC 2001

manatee
mrc00l
response 885 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 01:31 UTC 2001

majesty
aruba
response 886 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 04:07 UTC 2001

manatee  1  (gelinas)
majesty  1  (mrc00l)
gelinas
response 887 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 04:10 UTC 2001

bashful
brighn
response 888 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 04:30 UTC 2001

require
aruba
response 889 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 04:38 UTC 2001

bashful  1  (gelinas)
require  0  (brighn)
kentn
response 890 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 04:43 UTC 2001

funeral
gelinas
response 891 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 04:45 UTC 2001

coracle
brighn
response 892 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 14:36 UTC 2001

corneal
blaise
response 893 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 14:54 UTC 2001

rustics
aruba
response 894 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 17:27 UTC 2001

funeral  0  (kentn)
coracle  1  (gelinas)    <-- What's it mean?
corneal  0  (brighn)     <-- Of the cornea?
rustics  0  (blaise)
brighn
response 895 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 17:51 UTC 2001

corneal: Adj., of the cornea.
 
coracle
noun [C] 
a small round boat which is made by stretching animal skin over a wooden frame
(http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=coracle*1+0)
 
Next guess: manager
blaise
response 896 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 18:31 UTC 2001

jaywalk
aruba
response 897 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 18:33 UTC 2001

manager  1  (brighn)
jaywalk  2  (blaise)
gelinas
response 898 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 19:00 UTC 2001

brained
brighn
response 899 of 1124: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 19:53 UTC 2001

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