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Bill Hirst
September 27th, 2005, 12:17 AM
It looks like everybody who's going to vote has voted, and 2 players
earned top spot with 6 points: they were Mike Shefler and Paul
Keating. Mike Shefler takes the deal.

There were 2 players in runner-up position with 4 points each: Tony
Abell and Tony Abell. (Obviously I have a loose alias somewhere in
the software.) Russ Heimerson also has 4 points. Again, my apologies
for losing three definitions. I know what I did wrong in reading the
messages into Coryphaeus, and I'll try to not do it again.

The true definition was 5: "a mound of earth pushed up by or formed
near the edge of a glacier, found in alpine and arctic areas."
(Infoplease.com (Random House Unabridged, 1997)), which two of you
picked, leaving me with a D2.

*1.*A lively line dance.
****Vote from:****J. Madnick
****Submitted by: W.Scott, who scores natural 1.

*2.*_sl._ A slow Latino dance form.
****Vote from:****Allen
****Submitted by: Bourne, who scores natural 1.
****Submitted by: D. Cunningham, who scores natural 1.

*3.*The South American black vulture; characterized by a red wattle
and
****sparsely feathered head.
****Vote from:****J.Barrs
****Submitted by: shepherdson, who scores natural 1.

*4.*An exceptionally vigorous dance, popular in the Balkans, in which
****the male dancers repeatedly lift their partners off the floor.
****Vote from:****J. Madnick
****Submitted by: S. Crom, who scores natural 1.

*5.*a mound of earth pushed up by or formed near the edge of a
glacier,
****found in alpine and arctic areas.
****Votes from:***R. Heimerson, Keating
****Real definition from Infoplease.com (Random House Unabridged,
1997)

*6.*[Hind.] the interest due on a loan, esp. one used to purchase
large
****animals.
****Votes from:***D. Cunningham, Lodge, Schultz, Keating, T.Savage,
******************Allen
****Submitted by: Shefler, who scores natural 6.

*7.*A temporary building erected for roadside working crews.
****Votes from:***S. Crom, R. Heimerson
****Submitted by: Allen, who scores natural 2.

*8.*Broth made and served in a small, covered earthenware casserole.
****Vote from:****C. Carson
****Submitted by: D. Widdis, who scores natural 1.

*9.*A disease of the eye, characterized by frequent tearing and
redness.
****Vote from:****H.Kornelis
****Submitted by: T.Savage, who scores natural 1.

10.*A raft consisting of a frame fastened to buoyant cylinders of wood
****or metal.
****Votes from:***Shefler, D. Widdis
****Submitted by: H.Kornelis, who scores natural 2.

11.*One of several long modified feathers that grow along the gape of
****the mouth of insect-eating birds.
****Votes from:***Lodge, J.Barrs, T. Abell
****Submitted by: C. Carson, who scores natural 3.

12.*A leguminous plant _Fabacea vulgaris_ grown as a vegetable crop in
****sub- tropical regions of South America.
****Votes from:***Schultz, T. Abell
****Submitted by: Lodge, who scores natural 2.

13.*A dish made of minced offal (lungs etc.) [Swed., Norrland dial.]
****Votes from:***Shefler, H.Kornelis, W.Scott, T.Savage
****Submitted by: Keating, who scores 4 + 2, total 6.

14.*drought-resistant Asiatic treelike shrub bearing pleasantly acid
****small red edible fruits commonly used in sherbets [Grewia
asiatica]
****Vote from:****D. Cunningham
****Submitted by: J.Barrs, who scores natural 1.

15.*[Tagalog] 1. a disowned daughter 2. prostitute
****Votes from:***C. Carson, S. Crom, W.Scott, D. Widdis
****Submitted by: T. Abell, who scores natural 4.

****Player*********Def*Voted*for*Votes*Guess*DP*To tal
****------*********---*---------*-----*-----*--*-----
****Shefler**********6***10*&*13*****6*****0********6
****Keating*********13****5*&*6******4*****2********6
****T.*Abell********15***11*&*12*****4*****0********4
****R.*Heimerson**********5*&*7************2**2*****4
****C.*Carson*******11****8*&*15*****3*****0********3
****Allen************7****2*&*6******2*****0********2
****H.Kornelis******10****9*&*13*****2*****0********2
****J.*Madnick************1*&*4************0**2*****2
****Lodge***********12****6*&*11*****2*****0********2
****Schultz***************6*&*12***********0**2*****2
****Bourne***********2******N/V******1*****0********1
****D.*Cunningham****2****6*&*14*****1*****0********1
****D.*Widdis********8***10*&*15*****1*****0********1
****J. Barrs********14****3*&*11*****1*****0********1
****S.*Crom**********4****7*&*15*****1*****0********1
****Shepherdson******3******N/V******1*****0********1
****T. Savage********9****6*&*13*****1*****0********1
****W. Scott*********1***13*&*15*****1*****0********1

As always, any mistakes are mine alone. I have no co-conspirators to
share the blame.

-Bill




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Tim Bourne
September 27th, 2005, 05:41 AM
In article <dhakm6+kmd7 (AT) eGroups (DOT) com>, Bill Hirst wrote:
> It looks like everybody who's going to vote has voted, and 2 players
> earned top spot with 6 points: they were Mike Shefler and Paul
> Keating. Mike Shefler takes the deal.
>
I voted for 5 and 12, Bill, but my votes don't show up in the summary.
Didn't my vote reach you? I'm appending a copy of the vote message.

Tim B

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Date: Sat, 24 Sep 2005 20:44:30 EDT
To: coryphaeus (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com,
Bill Hirst <billhirst (AT) comcast (DOT) net>
Subject: Re: [Dixonary] Rpund 1647: Vote for Palsa
From: Tim Bourne <Tim.Bourne1 (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com>

For no particular reason, 5 and 12 this time, please.

Tim B






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Tony Abell
September 27th, 2005, 10:42 AM
Tim's right. He voted for 5 and 12, and Nancy Shepherson also voted
for 5 (and 13). So Keating really has 7, Shepherdson has 3, Lodge has
3 and you have a D4. (I think).




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