[Dixonary] TRUMEAN results

[Dave Cunningham]

I thought the def was intriguing, and am still not exactly sure what a
trumeau looks like -- unfortunately Johnny likes weird defs <g>. Millie
is Da Winnah with 4 points, while Jim Hart gets the deal with 5 total
points. D3 isn't all that bad though.

1. a triplet; one of three. (Lodge) 4 14 nil
2. Indifference or unconcern. (Abell) 5 8 (Weltz) 1
3. A rich cream flavored with anise (Shefler) *7 12 (Madnick) 2 + 1 = 3
4. A net or mesh foundation for lace (Carson) 16 17 (Hale) (Lodge) 2
5. a fortified place of refuge(Stevens) 8 16 (Morgan) (Abell)
(Schultz) 3
6. a seal or insignia on a counterfeit document. (Madnick) 3 13 (Widdis)
1
7. a piece of wall or pillar between two openings. (Chambers) xx
(Shefler) (Barrs) (Hart) D3
8. A long blast on a brass instrument, esp. a bugle. (Mallach) NV
(Widdis) (Stevens) (Abell) 3
9. a fringed shawl with the ends of the warp-threads left unwoven
(Barrs) *7 17 2 + 0 = 2
10. [Fr] The aluminum frame of a paragliding wing (parapente) (Graham)
15 16 nil
11. A small flat bastion, raised in the middle of an overlong curtain.
(Widdis) 6 8 nil
12. an unplanned path through grass or other ground cover vegetation
(Hale) 4 14 (Shefler) 1
13. a pudding-like dessert made with raisins, candied fruit, and brandy.
(Weltz) 2 15 (Morgan) (Madnick) 2
14. a kind of game in which players score by rolling ivory balls through
numbered arches. (Keating) NV (Hale) 1
15. a type of framework made of stiffened fabric to support the drapery of
a woman's dress. (Hart) *7 17 (Graham) (Weltz) (Lodge) 2+3 = 5
<---Dealah
16. tongue-in-cheek coinage denoting wardrobe purchases by a man in
anticipation of his wedding. (Schultz) 5 17
(Graham) (Stevens) (Carson) 3
17. a process whereby branches of woody plants are interwoven and plaited
together to form a dense, shady alcove. (Morgan) 5 13 (Barrs) (Schultz)
(Carson) (Hart) 4 <- Winnah!


Dave
DQ, DF

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[Dodi Schultz]

Except that, as you say, Tim Lodge voted for 4 and 14(Paul), not 15(Jim).
So Millie's natural 4 would make her the dealer, I believe.

--DS

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On 2/10/2014 8:21 AM, Dave Cunningham wrote:
> I thought the def was intriguing, and am still not exactly sure what a
> trumeau looks like -- unfortunately Johnny likes weird defs <g>. Millie
> is Da Winnah with 4 points, while Jim Hart gets the deal with 5 total
> points. D3 isn't all that bad though.
>
> 1. a triplet; one of three. (Lodge) 4 14 nil
> 2. Indifference or unconcern. (Abell) 5 8 (Weltz) 1
> 3. A rich cream flavored with anise (Shefler) *7 12 (Madnick) 2 + 1 = 3
> 4. A net or mesh foundation for lace (Carson) 16 17 (Hale) (Lodge) 2
> 5. a fortified place of refuge(Stevens) 8 16 (Morgan) (Abell) (Schultz) 3
> 6. a seal or insignia on a counterfeit document. (Madnick) 3 13 (Widdis) 1
> 7. a piece of wall or pillar between two openings. (Chambers) xx
> (Shefler) (Barrs) (Hart) D3
> 8. A long blast on a brass instrument, esp. a bugle. (Mallach) NV
> (Widdis) (Stevens) (Abell) 3
> 9. a fringed shawl with the ends of the warp-threads left unwoven (Barrs)
> *7 17 2 + 0 = 2
> 10. [Fr] The aluminum frame of a paragliding wing (parapente) (Graham) 15
> 16 nil
> 11. A small flat bastion, raised in the middle of an overlong curtain.
> (Widdis) 6 8 nil
> 12. an unplanned path through grass or other ground cover vegetation
> (Hale) 4 14 (Shefler) 1
> 13. a pudding-like dessert made with raisins, candied fruit, and brandy.
> (Weltz) 2 15 (Morgan) (Madnick) 2
> 14. a kind of game in which players score by rolling ivory balls through
> numbered arches. (Keating) NV (Hale) 1
> 15. a type of framework made of stiffened fabric to support the drapery
> of a woman's dress. (Hart) *7 17 (Graham) (Weltz) (Lodge) 2+3 = 5 <---Dealah
> 16. tongue-in-cheek coinage denoting wardrobe purchases by a man in
> anticipation of his wedding. (Schultz) 5 17
> (Graham) (Stevens) (Carson) 3
> 17. a process whereby branches of woody plants are interwoven and plaited
> together to form a dense, shady alcove. (Morgan) 5 13 (Barrs) (Schultz)
> (Carson) (Hart) 4 <- Winnah!
>
>
> Dave
> DQ, DF
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[Johnb - co.uk]

So the mean answer was unrelated to water?



John

On 10/02/2014 13:21, Dave Cunningham wrote:






Â* I thought the def was intriguing, andÂ*am stillÂ*not exactly sure what a trumeau looks like -- unfortunately Johnny likes weird defs &lt;g&gt;.Â*Â* Millie is Da Winnah with 4 points, while Jim Hart gets the deal with 5 total points.Â*Â* D3 isn't all that bad though.








Â* 1. a triplet; one of three. (Lodge) 4 14Â*Â* nil
Â* 2. Indifference or unconcern. (Abell)Â* 5 8Â*Â* (Weltz)Â* 1
Â* 3. A rich cream flavored with anise (Shefler) *7 12 (Madnick) 2 + 1 = 3
Â* 4. A net or mesh foundation for lace (Carson) 16 17Â*Â* (Hale) (Lodge)Â* 2
Â* 5. a fortified place of refuge(Stevens)Â* 8 16 (Morgan)Â* (Abell) (Schultz)Â* 3
Â* 6. a seal or insignia on a counterfeit document. (Madnick)Â* 3 13 (Widdis) 1
Â* 7. a piece of wall or pillar between two openings. (Chambers) xxÂ*Â* (Shefler) (Barrs) (Hart) D3
Â* 8. A long blast on a brass instrument, esp. a bugle.Â* (Mallach)Â* NVÂ* (Widdis) (Stevens)Â* (Abell)Â* 3
Â* 9. a fringed shawl with the ends of the warp-threads left unwovenÂ* (Barrs) *7 17Â* 2 + 0 = 2
Â*10. [Fr]Â* The aluminum frame of a paragliding wing (parapente)Â* (Graham) 15 16Â* nil
Â*11. A small flat bastion, raised in the middle of an overlong curtain. (Widdis) 6 8Â* nil
Â*12. an unplanned path through grass or other ground cover vegetation (Hale) 4 14Â*Â* (Shefler)Â* 1
Â*13. a pudding-like dessert made with raisins, candied fruit, and brandy. (Weltz) 2 15Â*Â* (Morgan) (Madnick) 2
Â*14. a kind of game in which players score by rolling ivory balls through numbered arches.Â* (Keating)Â* NVÂ* (Hale) 1
Â*15. a type of framework made of stiffened fabric to support the drapery of a woman's dress. (Hart) *7 17Â*Â* (Graham)Â* (Weltz) (Lodge)Â*Â* 2+3 = 5 &lt;---Dealah
Â*16. tongue-in-cheek coinage denoting wardrobe purchases by a man in anticipation of his wedding.Â* (Schultz)Â* 5 17Â*Â*Â*



(Graham) (Stevens) (Carson)Â* 3
Â*17. a process whereby branches of woody plants are interwoven and plaited together to form a dense, shady alcove. (Morgan) 5 13 (Barrs) (Schultz) (Carson) (Hart)Â* 4 &lt;- Winnah!













Dave



Â*Â* DQ, DF



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[John Barrs]

Dave

Trumeau: according to the OED is a pillar between two doors in an arched
doorway - see below for OED Online entry and the first citation (the other
definition is of a pier-glass - the word apparently derives from French
"calf of the leg"

JohnnyB
*2.* *Archit.* A stone pillar supporting the middle of the tympanum of a
doorway, esp. in a church.
1890 C. H. Moore *Gothic Archit.* vii. 262 After the eleventh century
the principal portals of great monastic and cathedral churches were
commonly divided into two openings by *trumeaux*, or pillars of stone,
affording place for sculpture, which consisted usually of a statue with
more or less subordinate carving.

Copyright © 2013 Oxford University Press

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[Dodi Schultz]

There are images at tinyurl.com/lxsfc3t

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On 2/10/2014 9:58 AM, John Barrs wrote:
>
> Trumeau: according to the OED is a pillar between two doors in an arched
> doorway - see below for OED Online entry and the first citation (the
> other definition is of a pier-glass - the word apparently derives from
> French "calf of the leg"
>
> *2.* /Archit./ A stone pillar supporting the middle of the tympanum of a
> doorway, esp. in a church.
> 1890 C. H. Moore /Gothic Archit./ vii. 262 After the eleventh century
> the principal portals of great monastic and cathedral churches were
> commonly divided into two openings by /trumeaux/, or pillars of stone,
> affording place for sculpture, which consisted usually of a statue with
> more or less subordinate carving.

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[Dave Cunningham]

Correct -- Millie is now the Dealah, and Paul is Winnah and all mistakes
are the fault of the dealer. Sorry about that.

Dave


On Monday, February 10, 2014 9:29:31 AM UTC-5, Dodi Schultz wrote:

> Except that, as you say, Tim Lodge voted for 4 and 14(Paul), not 15(Jim).
> So Millie's natural 4 would make her the dealer, I believe.
>
> —DS
>
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>
>
> On 2/10/2014 8:21 AM, Dave Cunningham wrote:
> > I thought the def was intriguing, and am still not exactly sure what a
> > trumeau looks like -- unfortunately Johnny likes weird defs <g>. Millie
> > is Da Winnah with 4 points, while Jim Hart gets the deal with 5 total
> > points. D3 isn't all that bad though.
> >
> > 1. a triplet; one of three. (Lodge) 4 14 nil
> > 2. Indifference or unconcern. (Abell) 5 8 (Weltz) 1
> > 3. A rich cream flavored with anise (Shefler) *7 12 (Madnick) 2 + 1 = 3
> > 4. A net or mesh foundation for lace (Carson) 16 17 (Hale) (Lodge) 2
> > 5. a fortified place of refuge(Stevens) 8 16 (Morgan) (Abell) (Schultz)
> 3
> > 6. a seal or insignia on a counterfeit document. (Madnick) 3 13 (Widdis)
> 1
> > 7. a piece of wall or pillar between two openings. (Chambers) xx
> > (Shefler) (Barrs) (Hart) D3
> > 8. A long blast on a brass instrument, esp. a bugle. (Mallach) NV
> > (Widdis) (Stevens) (Abell) 3
> > 9. a fringed shawl with the ends of the warp-threads left unwoven
> (Barrs)
> > *7 17 2 + 0 = 2
> > 10. [Fr] The aluminum frame of a paragliding wing (parapente) (Graham)
> 15
> > 16 nil
> > 11. A small flat bastion, raised in the middle of an overlong curtain.
> > (Widdis) 6 8 nil
> > 12. an unplanned path through grass or other ground cover vegetation
> > (Hale) 4 14 (Shefler) 1
> > 13. a pudding-like dessert made with raisins, candied fruit, and brandy..
> > (Weltz) 2 15 (Morgan) (Madnick) 2
> > 14. a kind of game in which players score by rolling ivory balls through
> > numbered arches. (Keating) NV (Hale) 1
> > 15. a type of framework made of stiffened fabric to support the drapery
> > of a woman's dress. (Hart) *7 17 (Graham) (Weltz) (Lodge) 2+3 = 5
> <---Dealah
> > 16. tongue-in-cheek coinage denoting wardrobe purchases by a man in
> > anticipation of his wedding. (Schultz) 5 17
> > (Graham) (Stevens) (Carson) 3
> > 17. a process whereby branches of woody plants are interwoven and
> plaited
> > together to form a dense, shady alcove. (Morgan) 5 13 (Barrs) (Schultz)
> > (Carson) (Hart) 4 <- Winnah!
> >
> >
> > Dave
> > DQ, DF
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[Dave Cunningham]

Correct -- Millie is the Dealah, and Tim is the Winnah

Dave

(and Paul gains a point)


On Monday, February 10, 2014 9:29:31 AM UTC-5, Dodi Schultz wrote:

> Except that, as you say, Tim Lodge voted for 4 and 14(Paul), not 15(Jim).
> So Millie's natural 4 would make her the dealer, I believe.
>
> —DS
>
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>
>
> On 2/10/2014 8:21 AM, Dave Cunningham wrote:
> > I thought the def was intriguing, and am still not exactly sure what a
> > trumeau looks like -- unfortunately Johnny likes weird defs <g>. Millie
> > is Da Winnah with 4 points, while Jim Hart gets the deal with 5 total
> > points. D3 isn't all that bad though.
> >
> > 1. a triplet; one of three. (Lodge) 4 14 nil
> > 2. Indifference or unconcern. (Abell) 5 8 (Weltz) 1
> > 3. A rich cream flavored with anise (Shefler) *7 12 (Madnick) 2 + 1 = 3
> > 4. A net or mesh foundation for lace (Carson) 16 17 (Hale) (Lodge) 2
> > 5. a fortified place of refuge(Stevens) 8 16 (Morgan) (Abell) (Schultz)
> 3
> > 6. a seal or insignia on a counterfeit document. (Madnick) 3 13 (Widdis)
> 1
> > 7. a piece of wall or pillar between two openings. (Chambers) xx
> > (Shefler) (Barrs) (Hart) D3
> > 8. A long blast on a brass instrument, esp. a bugle. (Mallach) NV
> > (Widdis) (Stevens) (Abell) 3
> > 9. a fringed shawl with the ends of the warp-threads left unwoven
> (Barrs)
> > *7 17 2 + 0 = 2
> > 10. [Fr] The aluminum frame of a paragliding wing (parapente) (Graham)
> 15
> > 16 nil
> > 11. A small flat bastion, raised in the middle of an overlong curtain.
> > (Widdis) 6 8 nil
> > 12. an unplanned path through grass or other ground cover vegetation
> > (Hale) 4 14 (Shefler) 1
> > 13. a pudding-like dessert made with raisins, candied fruit, and brandy..
> > (Weltz) 2 15 (Morgan) (Madnick) 2
> > 14. a kind of game in which players score by rolling ivory balls through
> > numbered arches. (Keating) NV (Hale) 1
> > 15. a type of framework made of stiffened fabric to support the drapery
> > of a woman's dress. (Hart) *7 17 (Graham) (Weltz) (Lodge) 2+3 = 5
> <---Dealah
> > 16. tongue-in-cheek coinage denoting wardrobe purchases by a man in
> > anticipation of his wedding. (Schultz) 5 17
> > (Graham) (Stevens) (Carson) 3
> > 17. a process whereby branches of woody plants are interwoven and
> plaited
> > together to form a dense, shady alcove. (Morgan) 5 13 (Barrs) (Schultz)
> > (Carson) (Hart) 4 <- Winnah!
> >
> >
> > Dave
> > DQ, DF
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[Dodi Schultz]

Uh, since Millie has 4 natural points and Jim 4 unnatural ones, I'd say
that Millie's the new dealer and JIM the real winner.

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On 2/10/2014 10:27 AM, Dave Cunningham wrote:
>
> Correct -- Millie is the Dealah, and Tim is the Winnah
>
> Dave
>
> (and Paul gains a point)

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>
>
> On Monday, February 10, 2014 9:29:31 AM UTC-5, Dodi Schultz wrote:
>
> Except that, as you say, Tim Lodge voted for 4 and 14(Paul), not
> 15(Jim).
> So Millie's natural 4 would make her the dealer, I believe.
>
> --DS
>

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