Dodi Schultz
April 21st, 2012, 02:16 PM
This round, every single def received at least one vote. That unfortunately
includes the real one: My potential D0 was spoiled by Millie Morgan, who
alone guessed that the real definition of PROCERITY is #8: "height of
stature; tallness." Really. Truly. Google it; you'll see.
Each of the human submitters received one, two, or three votes, except for
Steve Graham. Five players picked his ear-wax migration (#16), and he's our
next dealer.
Full details below.
Over to you, Steve!
—Dodi
1. speed.
Submitter: Barrs | DQ | Score 1
Vote from Hale
2. fullness.
Submitter: Abell | Votes: 11& 16 | Score 1
Vote from Morgan
3. continuous growth.
Submitter: Hale | Votes: 1& 10 | Score 2
Votes from Carson, Zorbas
4. a coven of warlocks.
Submitter: Grieco | N/V | Score 2
Votes from Savage, Widdis
5. unintended recursion.
Submitter: Widdis | Votes: 4& 20 | Score 2
Votes from Shepherdson, Stevens
6. with all deliberate speed.
Submitter: Weltz | Votes: 13& 16 | Score 1
Vote from Carson
7. agility coupled with speed.
Submitter: Zorbas | Votes: 3& 13 | Score 2
Votes from Madnick, Wetzstein
8. height of stature; tallness.
Submitter: several dictionaries
Vote from Morgan
9. harmony; congruity; elegance.
Submitter: Madnick | Votes: 7& 17 | Score 3
Votes from Dixon, Shepherdson, Wetzstein
10. promptness; punctuality; readiness.
Submitter: Shefler | Votes: 12& 20 | Score 3
Votes from Bourne, Hale, Keating
11. a tendency to take offense; touchiness.
Submitter: Dixon | Votes: 9& 19 | Score 2
Votes from Abell, Lodge
12. _Archaic_ indivisibility; inseparability.
Submitter: Lodge | Votes: 11& 16 | Score 2
Votes from Keating, Shefler
13. rigid adherence to procedures or regulations.
Submitter: Stevens | Votes: 5& 15 | Score 3
Votes from Crom, Weltz, Zorbas
14. fullness of years; lengthiness of life span; agedness.
Submitter: Morgan | Votes: 2& *8* | Score 1 + *2* = 3
Vote from Bourne
15. an ability to discriminate a wide range of odors and tastes.
Submitter: Emery | N/V | Score 1
Vote from Stevens
16. the migration of ear wax out of the auditory canal in canids.
Submitter: Graham | Votes: 18& 20 | Score 5
Votes from Abell, Crom, Lodge, Savage, Weltz
17. harmony in the arrangement or interarrangement of parts with
respect to a whole.
Submitter: Carson | Votes: 3& 6 | Score 1
Vote from Madnick
18. the tendency (of resin, etc.) to harden when exposed to air; the
rate or degree of this.
Submitter: Keating | Votes: 10& 12 | Score 1
Vote from Graham
19. a condition of acting or speaking in accordance with the
constraints of one's profession, rather than with sincerity.
Submitter: Bourne | Votes: 10& 14 | Score 1
Vote from Dixon
20. in economic theory, a theoretically possible steady state in which
an economy remains stable over many years, with either zero growth or de
de minimus growth in GDP.
Submitter: Shepherdson | Votes: 5& 9 | Score 3
Votes from Graham, Shefler, Widdis
VOTES BY NO-DEF PLAYERS:
Crom 13 & 16
Savage 4 & 16
Wetzstein 7 & 9
includes the real one: My potential D0 was spoiled by Millie Morgan, who
alone guessed that the real definition of PROCERITY is #8: "height of
stature; tallness." Really. Truly. Google it; you'll see.
Each of the human submitters received one, two, or three votes, except for
Steve Graham. Five players picked his ear-wax migration (#16), and he's our
next dealer.
Full details below.
Over to you, Steve!
—Dodi
1. speed.
Submitter: Barrs | DQ | Score 1
Vote from Hale
2. fullness.
Submitter: Abell | Votes: 11& 16 | Score 1
Vote from Morgan
3. continuous growth.
Submitter: Hale | Votes: 1& 10 | Score 2
Votes from Carson, Zorbas
4. a coven of warlocks.
Submitter: Grieco | N/V | Score 2
Votes from Savage, Widdis
5. unintended recursion.
Submitter: Widdis | Votes: 4& 20 | Score 2
Votes from Shepherdson, Stevens
6. with all deliberate speed.
Submitter: Weltz | Votes: 13& 16 | Score 1
Vote from Carson
7. agility coupled with speed.
Submitter: Zorbas | Votes: 3& 13 | Score 2
Votes from Madnick, Wetzstein
8. height of stature; tallness.
Submitter: several dictionaries
Vote from Morgan
9. harmony; congruity; elegance.
Submitter: Madnick | Votes: 7& 17 | Score 3
Votes from Dixon, Shepherdson, Wetzstein
10. promptness; punctuality; readiness.
Submitter: Shefler | Votes: 12& 20 | Score 3
Votes from Bourne, Hale, Keating
11. a tendency to take offense; touchiness.
Submitter: Dixon | Votes: 9& 19 | Score 2
Votes from Abell, Lodge
12. _Archaic_ indivisibility; inseparability.
Submitter: Lodge | Votes: 11& 16 | Score 2
Votes from Keating, Shefler
13. rigid adherence to procedures or regulations.
Submitter: Stevens | Votes: 5& 15 | Score 3
Votes from Crom, Weltz, Zorbas
14. fullness of years; lengthiness of life span; agedness.
Submitter: Morgan | Votes: 2& *8* | Score 1 + *2* = 3
Vote from Bourne
15. an ability to discriminate a wide range of odors and tastes.
Submitter: Emery | N/V | Score 1
Vote from Stevens
16. the migration of ear wax out of the auditory canal in canids.
Submitter: Graham | Votes: 18& 20 | Score 5
Votes from Abell, Crom, Lodge, Savage, Weltz
17. harmony in the arrangement or interarrangement of parts with
respect to a whole.
Submitter: Carson | Votes: 3& 6 | Score 1
Vote from Madnick
18. the tendency (of resin, etc.) to harden when exposed to air; the
rate or degree of this.
Submitter: Keating | Votes: 10& 12 | Score 1
Vote from Graham
19. a condition of acting or speaking in accordance with the
constraints of one's profession, rather than with sincerity.
Submitter: Bourne | Votes: 10& 14 | Score 1
Vote from Dixon
20. in economic theory, a theoretically possible steady state in which
an economy remains stable over many years, with either zero growth or de
de minimus growth in GDP.
Submitter: Shepherdson | Votes: 5& 9 | Score 3
Votes from Graham, Shefler, Widdis
VOTES BY NO-DEF PLAYERS:
Crom 13 & 16
Savage 4 & 16
Wetzstein 7 & 9