[Dixonary] Round 2788 word: LEAPYEAT

[Efrem Mallach]

It never rains but it pours!

The word for Round 278 (barring too many disqualifications) is

************* LEAPYEAT **************

where the capitalization doesn’t indicate anything, and where the last letter is not a typo for "R." If you know what it means, please tell me by private e-mail. If too many people know it I’ll deal another word.

We're in Israel now, with generally good Internet access, so the dealing and voting periods should be reasonable. However, our next stop is the one place where I'm not 100% certain of that (southern end of the Dead Sea). So, if nothing is posted for some time after the deadline, that's almost certainly the reason. Please be patient. I'll accept definitions after the deadline if I haven't posted the list yet. We'll be at a friend's apartment 24 hours later. I'm sure she has a good Internet connection there.

Anyhow, please concoct a fake definition of LEAPYEAT and send it to emallach(at)verizon(dot)net in the next 38 or so hours; that is, by 10 pm Israel time on Sunday, March 19. Israel is not yet on summer time, so that's also:

1 pm in U.S. PDT
3 pm in U.S. CDT
4 pm in U.S. EDT
8 pm in the UK
9 pm on the Continent
9 am on Mon., March 20, in New Zealand

and other times in other places. The recommendation to confirm your time conversion applies even more strongly than usual at this time of year.

Please do NOT use my emallach(at)umassd(dot)edu address to send definitions (or for anything else at this point). That email system is going through a software conversion. I have to switch to the new system, and there are some issues that I can't deal with from here. Definitions sent to that address will go into a black hole, to emerge only when I've been back home for a while after the 26th. If your email software fills in my address automatically when you type the beginning of my name or of the address, please confirm that it is the verizon(dot) net address given above and change it if necessary.

Also, as usual, don’t Reply to this message with your definition, as that will publish it to the group.

New players are welcome! Full rules at http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules <http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules> .

Efrem

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[Daniel Widdis]

Obviously, a yeat in which an extta day is added to Febtuaty.





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Subject: [Dixonary] Round 2788 word: LEAPYEAT



It never rains but it pours!



The word for Round 278 (barring too many disqualifications) is



************* LEAPYEAT **************



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[Johnb - co.uk]

Homer nods!

On 18/03/2017 06:03, Efrem Mallach wrote:
> The word for Round 278 (barring too many disqualifications) is

Actually, the word for round 278 was PUMPET played by Toni Savage

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[Efrem Mallach]

I noticed that typo as soon as the call for definitions went out, but figured that it was obviously an error, wouldn't confuse anyone (especially since the round number was correct in the title line) and that sending out a correction would just add to everyone's email clutter.

Which you and I have now done, twice over. :)

Now I had to look up PUMPET, too. It was defined as an alternative spelling of POMPET. So, naturally, I had to look that up ...

Next time I'll proofread my emails more carefully to save everyone's time!

Meanwhile, it's dinner time in this part of the world.

Efrem

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> On Mar 18, 2017, at 11:44 AM, Johnb - co.uk <johnb (AT) john-barrs (DOT) co.uk> wrote:
>
> Homer nods!
>
> On 18/03/2017 06:03, Efrem Mallach wrote:
>> The word for Round 278 (barring too many disqualifications) is
>
> Actually, the word for round 278 was PUMPET played by Toni Savage

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[emallach@verizon.net]

With about 16 hours to go, we have 8 definitions of LEAPYEAT from players Barrs, Bourne, Cunningham, Lodge, Madnick, Shefler, Shepherdson and Widdis. With one from a dictionary, that's a total of nine.

As usual:

- If you sent one and your name is in the list, all is well.

- If you sent one and your name isn't in the list, please send it again. If you sent it to emallach (AT) umassd (DOT) edu <mailto:emallach (AT) umassd (DOT) edu> I didn't get it, as mentioned in my original message dealing this word. I will not be able to retrieve it until a week from tomorrow at the earliest. Please send it again to emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net <mailto:emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net>.

- If you didn't send one yet, please do. A few more would be nice.

Efrem

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[emallach@verizon.net]

Folks,

Fourteen definitions of LEAPYEAT follow. One is its real meaning. The others are your fellow players' efforts to deceive you. They have been edited for format consistency and are in order by character count, which may not correspond to visual length. Please vote for two that you like for any reason by public reply to this message before the deadline that follows the list.

1. jumpy, nervous.

2. a type of olive.

3. an unjustified conclusion.

4. to repeal an undesirable law.

5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.

6. great acclamation or applause.

7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret.

8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug.

9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.

10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also millennial.

11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not leave it.

12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a puckered surface.

13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception is held on a Sunday.

14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move positively even when you don't feel right about it.

Votes are due about 48 hours from now: Tuesday, March 21 at 10 pm Israel time. That time is also, on the same date except as noted:

1 pm in U.S. PDT
3 pm in U.S. CDT
4 pm in U.S. EDT
8 pm in the UK
9 pm on the Continent
9 am on Wed., March 22, in New Zealand

New players are welcome to vote, even if you didn't submit a definition for this word - as are, of course, veteran players who happened not to. Full rules at http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules <http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules> .

Efrem

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[Tim B]

2 and 12, please.

Best wishes,
Tim Bourne.

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[Hugo Kornelis]

Hi Efrem,

Weird. I don't see my own submitted def, nor any def that appears as if
it could have been the result of combining with mine.
Oh well. Stuff happens.

My votes are for 4 and 8 - the undesirable humbug.

Cheers,
Hugo

Op 19-3-2017 om 21:01 schreef emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net:
> Folks,
>
> Fourteen definitions of LEAPYEAT follow. One is its real meaning. The
> others are your fellow players' efforts to deceive you. They have been
> edited for format consistency and are in order by character count,
> which may not correspond to visual length. Please vote for two that
> you like for any reason by public reply to this message before the
> deadline that follows the list.
>
> 1. jumpy, nervous.
>
> 2. a type of olive.
>
> 3. an unjustified conclusion.
>
> 4. to repeal an undesirable law.
>
> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.
>
> 6. great acclamation or applause.
>
> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret.
>
> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug.
>
> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.
>
> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also
> millennial.
>
> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but
> not leave it.
>
> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a
> puckered surface.
>
> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate
> Conception is held on a Sunday.
>
> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move
> positively even when you don't feel right about it.
>
> Votes are due about 48 hours from now: Tuesday, March 21 at 10 pm
> Israel time. That time is also, on the same date except as noted:
>
> 1 pm in U.S. PDT
> 3 pm in U.S. CDT
> 4 pm in U.S. EDT
> 8 pm in the UK
> 9 pm on the Continent
> 9 am on Wed., March 22, in New Zealand
>
> New players are welcome to vote, even if you didn't submit a
> definition for this word - as are, of course, veteran players who
> happened not to. Full rules at
> http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules .
>
> Efrem
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[Tim Lodge]

The olive and the kale, 2 and 12, please.

2. a type of olive.

12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a
puckered surface.

-- Tim L

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[Dave Cunningham]

5 and 11 as sorta similar

Dave (two concussions and a Caribbean cruise later)

On Sunday, March 19, 2017 at 4:01:20 PM UTC-4, Efrem wrote:

> Folks,
>
> Fourteen definitions of LEAPYEAT follow. One is its real meaning. The
> others are your fellow players' efforts to deceive you. They have been
> edited for format consistency and are in order by character count, which
> may not correspond to visual length. Please vote for two that you like for
> any reason by public reply to this message before the deadline that follows
> the list.
>
> 1. jumpy, nervous.
>
> 2. a type of olive.
>
> 3. an unjustified conclusion.
>
> 4. to repeal an undesirable law.
>
> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.
>
> 6. great acclamation or applause.
>
> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret.
>
> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug.
>
> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.
>
> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also
> millennial.
>
> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not
> leave it.
>
> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a
> puckered surface.
>
> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception
> is held on a Sunday.
>
> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move
> positively even when you don't feel right about it.
>
> Votes are due about 48 hours from now: Tuesday, March 21 at 10 pm Israel
> time. That time is also, on the same date except as noted:
>
> 1 pm in U.S. PDT
> 3 pm in U.S. CDT
> 4 pm in U.S. EDT
> 8 pm in the UK
> 9 pm on the Continent
> 9 am on Wed., March 22, in New Zealand
>
> New players are welcome to vote, even if you didn't submit a definition
> for this word - as are, of course, veteran players who happened not
> to. Full rules at http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules .
>
> Efrem
>

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[—Keith Hale—]

7 & 9 because. Just, because.
Cheers.
-Keith-

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[Daniel Widdis]

I don’t buy 10 but I applaud its author for thinking that type of year needs a name.Â* And 11 sounds enticing, and I’m sure the deer agree.



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[Efrem Mallach]

Hugo,

I never got anything from you. Please check your Sent folder and confirm that you did not send it to emallach(at)umassd(dot)edu, the address that I announced twice would not work, and let me know.

Efrem

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> On Mar 19, 2017, at 6:09 PM, Hugo Kornelis <hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info> wrote:
>
> Hi Efrem,
>
> Weird. I don't see my own submitted def, nor any def that appears as if it could have been the result of combining with mine.
> Oh well. Stuff happens.
>
> My votes are for 4 and 8 - the undesirable humbug.
>
> Cheers,
> Hugo
>
> Op 19-3-2017 om 21:01 schreef emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net <mailto:emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net>:
>> Folks,
>>
>> Fourteen definitions of LEAPYEAT follow. One is its real meaning. The others are your fellow players' efforts to deceive you. They have been edited for format consistency and are in order by character count, which may not correspond to visual length. Please vote for two that you like for any reason by public reply to this message before the deadline that follows the list.
>>
>> 1. jumpy, nervous.
>>
>> 2. a type of olive.
>>
>> 3. an unjustified conclusion.
>>
>> 4. to repeal an undesirable law.
>>
>> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.
>>
>> 6. great acclamation or applause.
>>
>> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret.
>>
>> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug.
>>
>> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.
>>
>> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also millennial.
>>
>> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not leave it.
>>
>> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a puckered surface.
>>
>> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception is held on a Sunday.
>>
>> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move positively even when you don't feel right about it.
>>
>> Votes are due about 48 hours from now: Tuesday, March 21 at 10 pm Israel time. That time is also, on the same date except as noted:
>>
>> 1 pm in U.S. PDT
>> 3 pm in U.S. CDT
>> 4 pm in U.S. EDT
>> 8 pm in the UK
>> 9 pm on the Continent
>> 9 am on Wed., March 22, in New Zealand
>>
>> New players are welcome to vote, even if you didn't submit a definition for this word - as are, of course, veteran players who happened not to. Full rules at http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules <http://www..dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules> .
>>
>> Efrem
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[Johnb - co.uk]

I'll opt for the olive #2 and the haha #11

*JohnnyB*

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[Hugo Kornelis]

Well, that explains it.

I saw an email in your post, copied it, pasted it in my To field, and
hit send. All because actually reading the text is for wussies, and I am
not a wussie. (I may be an idiot, though).

Absolutely my own fault.

(For those who would like a laugh, here is what I submitted:

Hi Efrem,

Here's my fake def, which I expect to attract zero votes but
hopefully at least a few giggles:

Party game where contestants try to eat cream pie while playing
jump rope

Cheers,
Hugo



Op 20-3-2017 om 9:50 schreef Efrem Mallach:
> Hugo,
>
> I never got anything from you. Please check your Sent folder and
> confirm that you did not send it to emallach(at)umassd(dot)edu, the
> address that I announced twice would not work, and let me know.
>
> Efrem
>
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>> On Mar 19, 2017, at 6:09 PM, Hugo Kornelis <hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info
>> <mailto:hugo (AT) perfact (DOT) info>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Efrem,
>>
>> Weird. I don't see my own submitted def, nor any def that appears as
>> if it could have been the result of combining with mine.
>> Oh well. Stuff happens.
>>
>> My votes are for 4 and 8 - the undesirable humbug.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Hugo
>>
>> Op 19-3-2017 om 21:01 schreef emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net:
>>> Folks,
>>>
>>> Fourteen definitions of LEAPYEAT follow. One is its real meaning.
>>> The others are your fellow players' efforts to deceive you. They
>>> have been edited for format consistency and are in order by
>>> character count, which may not correspond to visual length. Please
>>> vote for two that you like for any reason by public reply to this
>>> message before the deadline that follows the list.
>>>
>>> 1. jumpy, nervous.
>>>
>>> 2. a type of olive.
>>>
>>> 3. an unjustified conclusion.
>>>
>>> 4. to repeal an undesirable law.
>>>
>>> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.
>>>
>>> 6. great acclamation or applause.
>>>
>>> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret.
>>>
>>> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug.
>>>
>>> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.
>>>
>>> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also
>>> millennial.
>>>
>>> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but
>>> not leave it.
>>>
>>> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a
>>> puckered surface.
>>>
>>> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate
>>> Conception is held on a Sunday.
>>>
>>> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move
>>> positively even when you don't feel right about it.
>>>
>>> Votes are due about 48 hours from now: Tuesday, March 21 at 10 pm
>>> Israel time. That time is also, on the same date except as noted:
>>>
>>> 1 pm in U.S. PDT
>>> 3 pm in U.S. CDT
>>> 4 pm in U.S. EDT
>>> 8 pm in the UK
>>> 9 pm on the Continent
>>> 9 am on Wed., March 22, in New Zealand
>>>
>>> New players are welcome to vote, even if you didn't submit a
>>> definition for this word - as are, of course, veteran players who
>>> happened not to. Full rules at
>>> http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules .
>>>
>>> Efrem
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[Guerri Stevens]

I vote for 1 and 8.

Guerri

On 3/19/2017 4:01 PM, emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net wrote:
> 1. jumpy, nervous.
>
> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug.

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[France International/Mike Shefler]

I'll try 5 and 11.


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[Tony Abell]

I'll take 5 and 11, though the idea of a dear-sequestering area makes little
sense to me:

> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.

> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not leave it.

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[Efrem Mallach]

Hugo,

I'm not going to give you the traditional two DP for a dealer losing a definition, because I didn't lose it.

On the other hand, your intentions were good and that address would have worked in all my previous deals. It's hard for me to blame you as much as you seem to be blaming yourself.

So, one DP for a reasonable try at sending one in.

(For what it's worth, I had a short and light-hearted discussion with another player earlier, in which I raised the possibility that the word might come from "Leap Ye At:" an old game in which players were told to jump in the direction of specific objects.)

Efrem

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> On Mar 20, 2017, at 6:29 AM, Hugo Kornelis <hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info> wrote:
>
> Well, that explains it.
>
> I saw an email in your post, copied it, pasted it in my To field, and hit send. All because actually reading the text is for wussies, and I am not a wussie. (I may be an idiot, though).
>
> Absolutely my own fault.
>
> (For those who would like a laugh, here is what I submitted:
>
> Hi Efrem,
>
> Here's my fake def, which I expect to attract zero votes but hopefully at least a few giggles:
>
> Party game where contestants try to eat cream pie while playing jump rope
>
> Cheers,
> Hugo
>
>
> Op 20-3-2017 om 9:50 schreef Efrem Mallach:
>> Hugo,
>>
>> I never got anything from you. Please check your Sent folder and confirm that you did not send it to emallach(at)umassd(dot)edu, the address that I announced twice would not work, and let me know.
>>
>> Efrem
>>
>> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>>> On Mar 19, 2017, at 6:09 PM, Hugo Kornelis <hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info <mailto:hugo (AT) perfact (DOT) info>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Efrem,
>>>
>>> Weird. I don't see my own submitted def, nor any def that appears as if it could have been the result of combining with mine.
>>> Oh well. Stuff happens.
>>>
>>> My votes are for 4 and 8 - the undesirable humbug.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Hugo
>>>
>>> Op 19-3-2017 om 21:01 schreef emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net <mailto:emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net>:
>>>> Folks,
>>>>
>>>> Fourteen definitions of LEAPYEAT follow. One is its real meaning. The others are your fellow players' efforts to deceive you. They have been edited for format consistency and are in order by character count, which may not correspond to visual length. Please vote for two that you like for any reason by public reply to this message before the deadline that follows the list.
>>>>
>>>> 1. jumpy, nervous.
>>>>
>>>> 2. a type of olive.
>>>>
>>>> 3. an unjustified conclusion.
>>>>
>>>> 4. to repeal an undesirable law.
>>>>
>>>> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.
>>>>
>>>> 6. great acclamation or applause.
>>>>
>>>> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret.
>>>>
>>>> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug.
>>>>
>>>> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.
>>>>
>>>> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also millennial.
>>>>
>>>> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not leave it.
>>>>
>>>> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a puckered surface.
>>>>
>>>> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception is held on a Sunday.
>>>>
>>>> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move positively even when you don't feel right about it.
>>>>
>>>> Votes are due about 48 hours from now: Tuesday, March 21 at 10 pm Israel time. That time is also, on the same date except as noted:
>>>>
>>>> 1 pm in U.S. PDT
>>>> 3 pm in U.S. CDT
>>>> 4 pm in U.S. EDT
>>>> 8 pm in the UK
>>>> 9 pm on the Continent
>>>> 9 am on Wed., March 22, in New Zealand
>>>>
>>>> New players are welcome to vote, even if you didn't submit a definition for this word - as are, of course, veteran players who happened not to. Full rules at http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules <http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules> .
>>>>
>>>> Efrem
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[Judy Madnick]

9 and 11, please.

Judy


On Mar 19, 2017 4:01 PM, <emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net> wrote:

> Folks,
>
> Fourteen definitions of LEAPYEAT follow. One is its real meaning. The
> others are your fellow players' efforts to deceive you. They have been
> edited for format consistency and are in order by character count, which
> may not correspond to visual length. Please vote for two that you like for
> any reason by public reply to this message before the deadline that follows
> the list.
>
> 1. jumpy, nervous.
>
> 2. a type of olive.
>
> 3. an unjustified conclusion.
>
> 4. to repeal an undesirable law.
>
> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.
>
> 6. great acclamation or applause.
>
> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret.
>
> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug.
>
> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.
>
> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also
> millennial.
>
> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not
> leave it.
>
> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a
> puckered surface.
>
> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception
> is held on a Sunday.
>
> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move
> positively even when you don't feel right about it.
>
> Votes are due about 48 hours from now: Tuesday, March 21 at 10 pm Israel
> time. That time is also, on the same date except as noted:
>
> 1 pm in U.S. PDT
> 3 pm in U.S. CDT
> 4 pm in U.S. EDT
> 8 pm in the UK
> 9 pm on the Continent
> 9 am on Wed., March 22, in New Zealand
>
> New players are welcome to vote, even if you didn't submit a definition
> for this word - as are, of course, veteran players who happened not
> to. Full rules at http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules .
>
> Efrem
>
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[Hugo Kornelis]

Hi Efrem,

That is one DP more than I expected, since it was my own mistake. It
also is one point more than I expected to get through regular play, if I
had not made this mistake,
So thank you for the kind gift!

Thanks!
Hugo

Op 20-3-2017 om 19:12 schreef Efrem Mallach:
> Hugo,
>
> I'm not going to give you the traditional two DP for a dealer losing a
> definition, because I didn't lose it.
>
> On the other hand, your intentions were good and that address would
> have worked in all my previous deals. It's hard for me to blame you as
> much as you seem to be blaming yourself.
>
> So, one DP for a reasonable try at sending one in.
>
> (For what it's worth, I had a short and light-hearted discussion with
> another player earlier, in which I raised the possibility that the
> word might come from "Leap Ye At:" an old game in which players were
> told to jump in the direction of specific objects.)
>
> Efrem
>
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>> On Mar 20, 2017, at 6:29 AM, Hugo Kornelis <hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info
>> <mailto:hugo (AT) perfact (DOT) info>> wrote:
>>
>> Well, that explains it.
>>
>> I saw an email in your post, copied it, pasted it in my To field, and
>> hit send. All because actually reading the text is for wussies, and I
>> am not a wussie. (I may be an idiot, though).
>>
>> Absolutely my own fault.
>>
>> (For those who would like a laugh, here is what I submitted:
>>
>> Hi Efrem,
>>
>> Here's my fake def, which I expect to attract zero votes but
>> hopefully at least a few giggles:
>>
>> Party game where contestants try to eat cream pie while
>> playing jump rope
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Hugo
>>
>>
>>
>> Op 20-3-2017 om 9:50 schreef Efrem Mallach:
>>> Hugo,
>>>
>>> I never got anything from you. Please check your Sent folder and
>>> confirm that you did not send it to emallach(at)umassd(dot)edu, the
>>> address that I announced twice would not work, and let me know.
>>>
>>> Efrem
>>>
>>> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>>>> On Mar 19, 2017, at 6:09 PM, Hugo Kornelis <hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info
>>>> <mailto:hugo (AT) perfact (DOT) info>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi Efrem,
>>>>
>>>> Weird. I don't see my own submitted def, nor any def that appears
>>>> as if it could have been the result of combining with mine.
>>>> Oh well. Stuff happens.
>>>>
>>>> My votes are for 4 and 8 - the undesirable humbug.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers,
>>>> Hugo
>>>>
>>>> Op 19-3-2017 om 21:01 schreef emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net:
>>>>> Folks,
>>>>>
>>>>> Fourteen definitions of LEAPYEAT follow. One is its real meaning.
>>>>> The others are your fellow players' efforts to deceive you. They
>>>>> have been edited for format consistency and are in order by
>>>>> character count, which may not correspond to visual length. Please
>>>>> vote for two that you like for any reason by public reply to this
>>>>> message before the deadline that follows the list.
>>>>>
>>>>> 1. jumpy, nervous.
>>>>>
>>>>> 2. a type of olive.
>>>>>
>>>>> 3. an unjustified conclusion.
>>>>>
>>>>> 4. to repeal an undesirable law.
>>>>>
>>>>> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.
>>>>>
>>>>> 6. great acclamation or applause.
>>>>>
>>>>> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret.
>>>>>
>>>>> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug.
>>>>>
>>>>> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.
>>>>>
>>>>> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also
>>>>> millennial.
>>>>>
>>>>> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area
>>>>> but not leave it.
>>>>>
>>>>> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with
>>>>> a puckered surface.
>>>>>
>>>>> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate
>>>>> Conception is held on a Sunday.
>>>>>
>>>>> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move
>>>>> positively even when you don't feel right about it.
>>>>>
>>>>> Votes are due about 48 hours from now: Tuesday, March 21 at 10 pm
>>>>> Israel time. That time is also, on the same date except as noted:
>>>>>
>>>>> 1 pm in U.S. PDT
>>>>> 3 pm in U.S. CDT
>>>>> 4 pm in U.S. EDT
>>>>> 8 pm in the UK
>>>>> 9 pm on the Continent
>>>>> 9 am on Wed., March 22, in New Zealand
>>>>>
>>>>> New players are welcome to vote, even if you didn't submit a
>>>>> definition for this word - as are, of course, veteran players who
>>>>> happened not to. Full rules at
>>>>> http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules .
>>>>>
>>>>> Efrem
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[Daniel Widdis]

I would have voted for it!Â* So the point is fair. :D





From: <dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com> on behalf of Hugo Kornelis <hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info>
Reply-To: <dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com>
Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 at 1:14 PM
To: <dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com>
Subject: Re: [Dixonary] Vote in Round 2788: LEAPYEAT



Hi Efrem,

That is one DP more than I expected, since it was my own mistake. It also is one point more than I expected to get through regular play, if I had not made this mistake,
So thank you for the kind gift!

Thanks!
Hugo

Op 20-3-2017 om 19:12 schreef Efrem Mallach:

Hugo,



I'm not going to give you the traditional two DP for a dealer losing a definition, because I didn't lose it.



On the other hand, your intentions were good and that address would have worked in all my previous deals. It's hard for me to blame you as much as you seem to be blaming yourself.



So, one DP for a reasonable try at sending one in.



(For what it's worth, I had a short and light-hearted discussion with another player earlier, in which I raised the possibility that the word might come from "Leap Ye At:" an old game in which players were told to jump in the direction of specific objects.)



Efrem



=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

On Mar 20, 2017, at 6:29 AM, Hugo Kornelis <hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info> wrote:



Well, that explains it.

I saw an email in your post, copied it, pasted it in my To field, and hit send. All because actually reading the text is for wussies, and I am not a wussie. (I may be an idiot, though).

Absolutely my own fault.

(For those who would like a laugh, here is what I submitted:

Hi Efrem,

Here's my fake def, which I expect to attract zero votes but hopefully at least a few giggles:

Party game where contestants try to eat cream pie while playing jump rope

Cheers,
Hugo



Op 20-3-2017 om 9:50 schreef Efrem Mallach:

Hugo,



I never got anything from you. Please check your Sent folder and confirm that you did not send it to emallach(at)umassd(dot)edu, the address that I announced twice would not work, and let me know.



Efrem



=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

On Mar 19, 2017, at 6:09 PM, Hugo Kornelis <hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info> wrote:



Hi Efrem,

Weird. I don't see my own submitted def, nor any def that appears as if it could have been the result of combining with mine.
Oh well. Stuff happens.

My votes are for 4 and 8 - the undesirable humbug.

Cheers,
Hugo

Op 19-3-2017 om 21:01 schreef emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net:

Folks,

Fourteen definitions of LEAPYEAT follow. One is its real meaning. The others are your fellow players' efforts to deceive you. They have been edited for format consistency and are in order by character count, which may not correspond to visual length. Please vote for two that you like for any reason by public reply to this message before the deadline that follows the list.

1. jumpy, nervous.

2. a type of olive.

3. an unjustified conclusion.

4. to repeal an undesirable law.

5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.

6. great acclamation or applause.



7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret.

8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug.

9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.

10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also millennial.

11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not leave it.

12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a puckered surface.

13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception is held on a Sunday.

14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move positively even when you don't feel right about it.



Votes are due about 48 hours from now: Tuesday, March 21 at 10 pm Israel time. That time is also, on the same date except as noted:



1 pm in U.S. PDT

3 pm in U.S. CDT

4 pm in U.S. EDT

8 pm in the UK

9 pm on the Continent

9 am on Wed., March 22, in New Zealand


New players are welcome to vote, even if you didn't submit a definition for this word - as are, of course, veteran players who happened not to. Full rules at http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules .

Efrem

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[France International/Mike Shefler]

There's still something weird going on. I have not received a single one of Hugo's replies via Dixonary. The only way I know they're there is because someone replied back to him. They are definintely in the group (https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/dixonary) but the group is not sending them to me. I remember I had the same problem when I dealt and Hugo tried to send me a def. Something's wrong with google groups. Or it just doesn't like me (or Hugo).




--Mike





On 3/20/2017 5:00 PM, Daniel Widdis wrote:






I would have voted for it!Â* So the point is fair. :D



Â*



Â*





From: &lt;dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com&gt; (mailto:dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com) on behalf of Hugo Kornelis &lt;hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info&gt; (mailto:hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info)
Reply-To: &lt;dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com&gt; (mailto:dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com)
Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 at 1:14 PM
To: &lt;dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com&gt; (mailto:dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com)
Subject: Re: [Dixonary] Vote in Round 2788: LEAPYEAT







Â*





Hi Efrem,

That is one DP more than I expected, since it was my own mistake. It also is one point more than I expected to get through regular play, if I had not made this mistake,
So thank you for the kind gift!

Thanks!
Hugo





Op 20-3-2017 om 19:12 schreef Efrem Mallach:





Hugo,





Â*







I'm not going to give you the traditional two DP for a dealer losing a definition, because I didn't lose it.Â*







Â*







On the other hand, your intentions were good and that address would have worked in all my previous deals. It's hard for me to blame you as much as you seem to be blaming yourself.







Â*







So, one DP for a reasonable try at sending one in.







Â*







(For what it's worth, I had a short and light-hearted discussion with another player earlier, in which I raised the possibility that the word might come from "Leap Ye At:" an old game in which players were told to jump in the direction of specific objects.)







Â*







Efrem







Â*







=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=







On Mar 20, 2017, at 6:29 AM, Hugo Kornelis &lt;hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info (mailto:hugo (AT) perfact (DOT) info)&gt; wrote:





Â*







Well, that explains it.

I saw an email in your post, copied it, pasted it in my To field, and hit send. All because actually reading the text is for wussies, and I am not a wussie. (I may be an idiot, though).

Absolutely my own fault.

(For those who would like a laugh, here is what I submitted:



Hi Efrem,

Here's my fake def, which I expect to attract zero votes but hopefully at least a few giggles:

Â*Â*Â* Party game where contestants try to eat cream pie while playing jump rope

Cheers,
Hugo



Â*





Op 20-3-2017 om 9:50 schreef Efrem Mallach:





Hugo,





Â*







I never got anything from you. Please check your Sent folder and confirm that you did not send it to emallach(at)umassd(dot)edu, the address that I announced twice would not work, and let me know.







Â*







Efrem







Â*







=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=







On Mar 19, 2017, at 6:09 PM, Hugo Kornelis &lt;hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info (mailto:hugo (AT) perfact (DOT) info)&gt; wrote:





Â*







Hi Efrem,

Weird. I don't see my own submitted def, nor any def that appears as if it could have been the result of combining with mine.
Oh well. Stuff happens.

My votes are for 4 and 8 - the undesirable humbug.

Cheers,
Hugo





Op 19-3-2017 om 21:01 schreef emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net (mailto:emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net):





Folks,

Fourteen definitions of LEAPYEAT follow. One is its real meaning. The others are your fellow players' efforts to deceive you. They have been edited for format consistency and are in order by character count, which may not correspond to visual length. Please vote for two that you like for any reason by public reply to this message before the deadline that follows the list.





1. jumpy, nervous.







2. a type of olive.







3. an unjustified conclusion.







4. to repeal an undesirable law.







5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.







6. great acclamation or applause.







Â*







7. a large crossbow affixed to aÂ*revolving turret.







8. speech-making intended for the massÂ*media; humbug.







9. a barrier fence of packed pine used inÂ*steeplechase races.







10. a centennial year which is not aÂ*leap-year although it is also millennial.







11. an earthen bank with a fence to allowÂ*deer to enter an area but not leave it.Â*







12. a variety of kale having long,Â*narrow, dark green leaves with a puckered surface.







13. a supplemental Mass held where theÂ*Feast of the Immaculate Conception is held on a Sunday.







14. to take action immediately, whetherÂ*you agree or not; to move positively even when you don't feel right about it.





Â*







Votes are due about 48 hours from now: Tuesday, March 21 at 10 pm Israel time. That time is also, on the same date except as noted:







Â*









1 pm in U.S. PDT







3 pm in U.S. CDT







4 pm in U.S. EDT







8 pm in the UK







9 pm on the Continent







9 am on Wed., March 22, in New Zealand










New players are welcome to vote, even if you didn't submit a definition for this word - as are, of course, veteran players who happened not to.Â*Full rules at Â*http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rulesÂ*.

Efrem







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[Efrem Mallach]

Ah, but then which of 10 and 11 would you NOT have voted for? You don't have to answer that question - but cosmic balance is at stake once we go down that path! :)

Efrem

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> On Mar 20, 2017, at 5:00 PM, Daniel Widdis <widdis (AT) dixonary (DOT) net> wrote:
>
> I would have voted for it! So the point is fair. :D
>
>
> From: <dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com <mailto:dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com>> on behalf of Hugo Kornelis <hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info <mailto:hugo (AT) perfact (DOT) info>>
> Reply-To: <dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com <mailto:dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com>>
> Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 at 1:14 PM
> To: <dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com <mailto:dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com>>
> Subject: Re: [Dixonary] Vote in Round 2788: LEAPYEAT
>
> Hi Efrem,
>
> That is one DP more than I expected, since it was my own mistake. It also is one point more than I expected to get through regular play, if I had not made this mistake,
> So thank you for the kind gift!
>
> Thanks!
> Hugo
>
> Op 20-3-2017 om 19:12 schreef Efrem Mallach:
>> Hugo,
>>
>> I'm not going to give you the traditional two DP for a dealer losing a definition, because I didn't lose it.
>>
>> On the other hand, your intentions were good and that address would have worked in all my previous deals. It's hard for me to blame you as much as you seem to be blaming yourself.
>>
>> So, one DP for a reasonable try at sending one in.
>>
>> (For what it's worth, I had a short and light-hearted discussion with another player earlier, in which I raised the possibility that the word might come from "Leap Ye At:" an old game in which players were told to jump in the direction of specific objects.)
>>
>> Efrem
>>
>> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>>> On Mar 20, 2017, at 6:29 AM, Hugo Kornelis <hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info <mailto:hugo (AT) perfact (DOT) info>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Well, that explains it.
>>>
>>> I saw an email in your post, copied it, pasted it in my To field, and hit send. All because actually reading the text is for wussies, and I am not a wussie. (I may be an idiot, though).
>>>
>>> Absolutely my own fault.
>>>
>>> (For those who would like a laugh, here is what I submitted:
>>>
>>>> Hi Efrem,
>>>>
>>>> Here's my fake def, which I expect to attract zero votes but hopefully at least a few giggles:
>>>>
>>>> Party game where contestants try to eat cream pie while playing jump rope
>>>>
>>>> Cheers,
>>>> Hugo
>>>
>>>
>>> Op 20-3-2017 om 9:50 schreef Efrem Mallach:
>>>> Hugo,
>>>>
>>>> I never got anything from you. Please check your Sent folder and confirm that you did not send it to emallach(at)umassd(dot)edu, the address that I announced twice would not work, and let me know.
>>>>
>>>> Efrem
>>>>
>>>> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>>>>> On Mar 19, 2017, at 6:09 PM, Hugo Kornelis <hugo (AT) perFact (DOT) info <mailto:hugo (AT) perfact (DOT) info>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi Efrem,
>>>>>
>>>>> Weird. I don't see my own submitted def, nor any def that appears as if it could have been the result of combining with mine.
>>>>> Oh well. Stuff happens.
>>>>>
>>>>> My votes are for 4 and 8 - the undesirable humbug.
>>>>>
>>>>> Cheers,
>>>>> Hugo
>>>>>
>>>>> Op 19-3-2017 om 21:01 schreef emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net <mailto:emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net>:
>>>>>> Folks,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Fourteen definitions of LEAPYEAT follow. One is its real meaning. The others are your fellow players' efforts to deceive you. They have been edited for format consistency and are in order by character count, which may not correspond to visual length. Please vote for two that you like for any reason by public reply to this message before the deadline that follows the list.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 1. jumpy, nervous.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 2. a type of olive.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 3. an unjustified conclusion.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 4. to repeal an undesirable law.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 6. great acclamation or applause.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also millennial.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not leave it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a puckered surface.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception is held on a Sunday.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move positively even when you don't feel right about it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Votes are due about 48 hours from now: Tuesday, March 21 at 10 pm Israel time. That time is also, on the same date except as noted:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 1 pm in U.S. PDT
>>>>>> 3 pm in U.S. CDT
>>>>>> 4 pm in U.S. EDT
>>>>>> 8 pm in the UK
>>>>>> 9 pm on the Continent
>>>>>> 9 am on Wed., March 22, in New Zealand
>>>>>>
>>>>>> New players are welcome to vote, even if you didn't submit a definition for this word - as are, of course, veteran players who happened not to. Full rules at http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules <http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules> .
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Efrem
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[nancygoat]

I'll take 1 and 8.

Also suggest you repost under its own subject line if you don't get
responses from everyone.

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[Efrem Mallach]

Thanks for the suggestion, Nancy.

So far we have 12 votes. Of the three currently active players who haven't voted yet, only one is normally in a North American time zone. With 14 hours to go I don't think that suggests a problem getting the word out. If anyone else thinks a repost as a new thread (changing the subject line isn't enough; Google Groups is too smart to fall for that) is a good idea I'ill do that, though.

Efrem

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>
> I'll take 1 and 8.
>
> Also suggest you repost under its own subject line if you don't get responses from everyone.
>
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[Shani Naylor]

2 & 7 for me (although I would have voted for Hugo's def).

2. a type of olive.

7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret.

On Tue, Mar 21, 2017 at 7:02 PM, Efrem Mallach <emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net> wrote:

> Thanks for the suggestion, Nancy.
>
> So far we have 12 votes. Of the three currently active players who haven't
> voted yet, only one is normally in a North American time zone. With 14
> hours to go I don't think that suggests a problem getting the word out. If
> anyone else thinks a repost as a new thread (changing the subject line
> isn't enough; Google Groups is too smart to fall for that) is a good idea
> I'ill do that, though.
>
> Efrem
>
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
> > On Mar 21, 2017, at 1:04 AM, nancygoat <nancygoat (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
> >
> > I'll take 1 and 8.
> >
> > Also suggest you repost under its own subject line if you don't get
> responses from everyone.
> >
> > Nancy
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[Christopher Carson]

I'll fall for 5 and 11.

Chris

Sent from my iPhone

On Mar 20, 2017, at 2:56 PM, Judy Madnick <jmadnick (AT) gmail (DOT) com<mailto:jmadnick (AT) gmail (DOT) com>> wrote:

9 and 11, please.

Judy


On Mar 19, 2017 4:01 PM, <emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net<mailto:emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net>> wrote:
Folks,

Fourteen definitions of LEAPYEAT follow. One is its real meaning. The others are your fellow players' efforts to deceive you. They have been edited for format consistency and are in order by character count, which may not correspond to visual length. Please vote for two that you like for any reason by public reply to this message before the deadline that follows the list.

1. jumpy, nervous.

2. a type of olive.

3. an unjustified conclusion.

4. to repeal an undesirable law.

5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder.

6. great acclamation or applause.

7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret.

8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug.

9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.

10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also millennial.

11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not leave it.

12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a puckered surface.

13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception is held on a Sunday.

14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move positively even when you don't feel right about it.

Votes are due about 48 hours from now: Tuesday, March 21 at 10 pm Israel time. That time is also, on the same date except as noted:

1 pm in U.S. PDT
3 pm in U.S. CDT
4 pm in U.S. EDT
8 pm in the UK
9 pm on the Continent
9 am on Wed., March 22, in New Zealand

New players are welcome to vote, even if you didn't submit a definition for this word - as are, of course, veteran players who happened not to. Full rules at http://www.dixonary.net/game-rules-and-advice/rules .

Efrem

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[emallach@verizon.net]

Let's remove the suspense: a leapyeat is a fence that allows deer to enter an area but not leave it. These were commonly used around deer parks in Ye Olde England, where the gentry would invite other gentry for an afternoon of deer hunting in an environment where the deer were at a distinct disadvantage. A fuller discussion of leapyeats, especially the leapyeat at Dartmoor, can be found here <http://www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/deer_park.htm>.

Most dictionary definitions of leapyeat include the word "barrier." I wanted to avoid that word because of Dan Widdis's steeplechase barrier, which I thought might lead people to think "it must be one of those two," so I rephrased it slightly. (The Dartmoor page linked above doesn't use that word.) The ploy was clearly unsuccessful, as half the voters (7 of 14) saw through it and picked the deer barrier anyhow.

The next deal goes to Judy Madnick, with a score of 5 for her humbug speech-making and guessing the true meaning. Runner-up and traditional "winnah" honors are shared by Nancy Shepherdson and Tim Lodge, both with 4 natural points, and Mike Shefler and Dan Widdis, also with four points but not natural scores. (I don't like the word "unnatural." Too many weird connotations.)

Full results:

1. jumpy, nervous. From Bourne, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for by: Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G. Score: 2.

2. a type of olive. From Shepherdson, N. who voted 1, 8. Voted for by: Bourne, T.; Lodge, T.; Barrs, J.; Naylor, S. Score: 4.

3. an unjustified conclusion. From Abell, T. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.

4. to repeal an undesirable law. From Stevens, G. who voted 1, 8. Voted for by: Kornelis, H. Score: 1.

5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder. From Lodge, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Cunningham, D. Score: 4.

6. great acclamation or applause. From Carson, C. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.

7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret. From Shefler, M. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: Naylor, S.; Hale, K. Score: 4.

8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug. From Madnick, J. who voted 9, 11. Voted for by: Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G.; Kornelis, H. Score: 5.

9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races. From Widdis, D. who voted 10, 11. Voted for by: Madnick, J.; Hale, K. Score: 4.

10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also millennial. From Barrs, J. who voted 2, 11. Voted for by: Widdis, D. Score: 3.

11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not leave it. From Dictionary who could not vote. Voted for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Madnick, J.; Widdis, D.; Barrs, J.; Cunningham, D. Score: 7.

12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a puckered surface. From Naylor, S. who voted 2, 7. Voted for by: Bourne, T.; Lodge, T. Score: 2.

13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception is held on a Sunday. From Cunningham, D. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.

14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move positively even when you don't feel right about it. From Hale, K. who voted 7, 9. Voted for by: None. Score: 0.

No definition from Kornelis, H. who voted 4, 8. Voted for by: N/A. One DP. Score: 1.

All yours, Judy!.

Efrem

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[Judy Madnick]

Hey, guys. I'm back in the hospital due to heart rate and BP problems, so
I'll have to beg off. Sorry!

Judy

On Mar 21, 2017 4:17 PM, <emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net> wrote:

Let's remove the suspense: a leapyeat is a fence that allows deer to enter
an area but not leave it. These were commonly used around deer parks in Ye
Olde England, where the gentry would invite other gentry for an afternoon
of deer hunting in an environment where the deer were at a distinct
disadvantage. A fuller discussion of leapyeats, especially the leapyeat at
Dartmoor, can be found here
<http://www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/deer_park.htm>.

Most dictionary definitions of leapyeat include the word "barrier." I
wanted to avoid that word because of Dan Widdis's steeplechase barrier,
which I thought might lead people to think "it must be one of those two,"
so I rephrased it slightly. (The Dartmoor page linked above doesn't use
that word.) The ploy was clearly unsuccessful, as half the voters (7 of 14)
saw through it and picked the deer barrier anyhow.

The next deal goes to Judy Madnick, with a score of 5 for her humbug
speech-making and guessing the true meaning. Runner-up and traditional
"winnah" honors are shared by Nancy Shepherdson and Tim Lodge, both with 4
natural points, and Mike Shefler and Dan Widdis, also with four points but
not natural scores. (I don't like the word "unnatural." Too many weird
connotations.)

Full results:

1. jumpy, nervous. From Bourne, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for by:
Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G. Score: 2.

2. a type of olive. From Shepherdson, N. who voted 1, 8. Voted for by:
Bourne, T.; Lodge, T.; Barrs, J.; Naylor, S. Score: 4.

3. an unjustified conclusion. From Abell, T. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for
by: None. Score: 2.

4. to repeal an undesirable law. From Stevens, G. who voted 1, 8. Voted for
by: Kornelis, H. Score: 1.

5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder. From Lodge, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for
by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Cunningham, D. Score: 4.

6. great acclamation or applause. From Carson, C. who voted *5*, 11. Voted
for by: None. Score: 2.

7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret. From Shefler, M. who
voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: Naylor, S.; Hale, K. Score: 4.

8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug. From Madnick, J. who
voted 9, 11. Voted for by: Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G.; Kornelis, H.
Score: 5.

9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races. From Widdis,
D. who voted 10, 11. Voted for by: Madnick, J.; Hale, K. Score: 4.

10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also
millennial. From Barrs, J. who voted 2, 11. Voted for by: Widdis, D. Score:
3.

11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not
leave it. From Dictionary who could not vote. Voted for by: Abell, T.;
Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Madnick, J.; Widdis, D.; Barrs, J.; Cunningham, D.
Score: 7.

12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a
puckered surface. From Naylor, S. who voted 2, 7. Voted for by: Bourne, T.;
Lodge, T. Score: 2.

13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception
is held on a Sunday. From Cunningham, D. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by:
None. Score: 2.

14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move
positively even when you don't feel right about it. From Hale, K. who voted
7, 9. Voted for by: None. Score: 0.

No definition from Kornelis, H. who voted 4, 8. Voted for by: N/A. One DP.
Score: 1.

All yours, Judy!.

Efrem

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[Efrem Mallach]

That's a bummer, Judy. Here's hoping you're back up and around real soon! (I'm sure you will be.)

Guerri Stevens should have dealt Round 2786 a short while back, but I missed Mike Shefler's votes in compiling the results, announced John Barrs as the next dealer before the mistake was discovered, and he had already made a good deal of progress into the round before things were straightened out so he kept the deal. Guerri: How do you feel about taking this one instead?

Efrem

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> On Mar 21, 2017, at 4:44 PM, Judy Madnick <jmadnick (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
>
> Hey, guys. I'm back in the hospital due to heart rate and BP problems, so I'll have to beg off. Sorry!
>
> Judy
>
> On Mar 21, 2017 4:17 PM, <emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net <mailto:emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net>> wrote:
> Let's remove the suspense: a leapyeat is a fence that allows deer to enter an area but not leave it. These were commonly used around deer parks in Ye Olde England, where the gentry would invite other gentry for an afternoon of deer hunting in an environment where the deer were at a distinct disadvantage. A fuller discussion of leapyeats, especially the leapyeat at Dartmoor, can be found here <http://www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/deer_park.htm>.
>
> Most dictionary definitions of leapyeat include the word "barrier." I wanted to avoid that word because of Dan Widdis's steeplechase barrier, which I thought might lead people to think "it must be one of those two," so I rephrased it slightly. (The Dartmoor page linked above doesn't use that word.) The ploy was clearly unsuccessful, as half the voters (7 of 14) saw through it and picked the deer barrier anyhow.
>
> The next deal goes to Judy Madnick, with a score of 5 for her humbug speech-making and guessing the true meaning. Runner-up and traditional "winnah" honors are shared by Nancy Shepherdson and Tim Lodge, both with 4 natural points, and Mike Shefler and Dan Widdis, also with four points but not natural scores. (I don't like the word "unnatural." Too many weird connotations..)
>
> Full results:
>
> 1. jumpy, nervous. From Bourne, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for by: Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G. Score: 2.
>
> 2. a type of olive. From Shepherdson, N. who voted 1, 8. Voted for by: Bourne, T.; Lodge, T.; Barrs, J.; Naylor, S. Score: 4.
>
> 3. an unjustified conclusion. From Abell, T. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
>
> 4. to repeal an undesirable law. From Stevens, G. who voted 1, 8. Voted for by: Kornelis, H. Score: 1.
>
> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder. From Lodge, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Cunningham, D. Score: 4.
>
> 6. great acclamation or applause. From Carson, C. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
>
> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret. From Shefler, M. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: Naylor, S.; Hale, K. Score: 4.
>
> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug. From Madnick, J. who voted 9, 11. Voted for by: Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G.; Kornelis, H. Score: 5.
>
> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races. From Widdis, D. who voted 10, 11. Voted for by: Madnick, J.; Hale, K. Score: 4.
>
> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also millennial. From Barrs, J. who voted 2, 11. Voted for by: Widdis, D. Score: 3.
>
> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not leave it. From Dictionary who could not vote. Voted for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Madnick, J.; Widdis, D.; Barrs, J.; Cunningham, D. Score: 7.
>
> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a puckered surface. From Naylor, S. who voted 2, 7. Voted for by: Bourne, T.; Lodge, T. Score: 2.
>
> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception is held on a Sunday. From Cunningham, D. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
>
> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move positively even when you don't feel right about it. From Hale, K. who voted 7, 9. Voted for by: None. Score: 0.
>
> No definition from Kornelis, H. who voted 4, 8. Voted for by: N/A. One DP.. Score: 1.
>
> All yours, Judy!.
>
> Efrem
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[Judy Madnick]

Thanks, Efrem. It's pretty depressing -- well, not "pretty." :-(

Judy


On Mar 21, 2017 4:59 PM, "Efrem Mallach" <emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net> wrote:

> That's a bummer, Judy. Here's hoping you're back up and around real soon!
> (I'm sure you will be.)
>
> Guerri Stevens should have dealt Round 2786 a short while back, but I
> missed Mike Shefler's votes in compiling the results, announced John Barrs
> as the next dealer before the mistake was discovered, and he had already
> made a good deal of progress into the round before things were straightened
> out so he kept the deal. Guerri: How do you feel about taking this one
> instead?
>
> Efrem
>
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>
> On Mar 21, 2017, at 4:44 PM, Judy Madnick <jmadnick (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
>
> Hey, guys. I'm back in the hospital due to heart rate and BP problems, so
> I'll have to beg off. Sorry!
>
> Judy
>
> On Mar 21, 2017 4:17 PM, <emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net> wrote:
>
> Let's remove the suspense: a leapyeat is a fence that allows deer to enter
> an area but not leave it. These were commonly used around deer parks in Ye
> Olde England, where the gentry would invite other gentry for an afternoon
> of deer hunting in an environment where the deer were at a distinct
> disadvantage. A fuller discussion of leapyeats, especially the leapyeat
> at Dartmoor, can be found here
> <http://www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/deer_park.htm>.
>
> Most dictionary definitions of leapyeat include the word "barrier." I
> wanted to avoid that word because of Dan Widdis's steeplechase barrier,
> which I thought might lead people to think "it must be one of those two,"
> so I rephrased it slightly. (The Dartmoor page linked above doesn't use
> that word.) The ploy was clearly unsuccessful, as half the voters (7 of 14)
> saw through it and picked the deer barrier anyhow.
>
> The next deal goes to Judy Madnick, with a score of 5 for her humbug
> speech-making and guessing the true meaning. Runner-up and traditional
> "winnah" honors are shared by Nancy Shepherdson and Tim Lodge, both with 4
> natural points, and Mike Shefler and Dan Widdis, also with four points but
> not natural scores. (I don't like the word "unnatural." Too many weird
> connotations.)
>
> Full results:
>
> 1. jumpy, nervous. From Bourne, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for by:
> Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G. Score: 2.
>
> 2. a type of olive. From Shepherdson, N. who voted 1, 8. Voted for by:
> Bourne, T.; Lodge, T.; Barrs, J.; Naylor, S. Score: 4.
>
> 3. an unjustified conclusion. From Abell, T. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for
> by: None. Score: 2.
>
> 4. to repeal an undesirable law. From Stevens, G. who voted 1, 8. Voted
> for by: Kornelis, H. Score: 1.
>
> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder. From Lodge, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted
> for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Cunningham, D. Score: 4.
>
> 6. great acclamation or applause. From Carson, C. who voted *5*, 11. Voted
> for by: None. Score: 2.
>
> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret. From Shefler, M. who
> voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: Naylor, S.; Hale, K. Score: 4.
>
> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug. From Madnick, J. who
> voted 9, 11. Voted for by: Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G.; Kornelis, H.
> Score: 5.
>
> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races. From Widdis,
> D. who voted 10, 11. Voted for by: Madnick, J.; Hale, K. Score: 4.
>
> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also
> millennial. From Barrs, J. who voted 2, 11. Voted for by: Widdis, D. Score:
> 3.
>
> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not
> leave it. From Dictionary who could not vote. Voted for by: Abell, T.;
> Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Madnick, J.; Widdis, D.; Barrs, J.; Cunningham, D.
> Score: 7.
>
> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a
> puckered surface. From Naylor, S. who voted 2, 7. Voted for by: Bourne, T.;
> Lodge, T. Score: 2.
>
> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception
> is held on a Sunday. From Cunningham, D. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by:
> None. Score: 2.
>
> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move
> positively even when you don't feel right about it. From Hale, K. who voted
> 7, 9. Voted for by: None. Score: 0.
>
> No definition from Kornelis, H. who voted 4, 8. Voted for by: N/A. One DP.
> Score: 1.
>
> All yours, Judy!.
>
> Efrem
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[Tim Lodge]

Since

1. We haven't heard from Guerri.
2. I tied with Nancy as runner-up.
3. I'm ahead of Nancy in the rolling scores.

I propose to post a new word in about one hour's time.

If anyone has any objections, please send them to the forum before 11:10 GMT

-- Tim L

On Tuesday, 21 March 2017 20:59:14 UTC, Efrem wrote:
>
> That's a bummer, Judy. Here's hoping you're back up and around real soon!
> (I'm sure you will be.)
>
> Guerri Stevens should have dealt Round 2786 a short while back, but I
> missed Mike Shefler's votes in compiling the results, announced John Barrs
> as the next dealer before the mistake was discovered, and he had already
> made a good deal of progress into the round before things were straightened
> out so he kept the deal. Guerri: How do you feel about taking this one
> instead?
>
> Efrem
>
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>
> On Mar 21, 2017, at 4:44 PM, Judy Madnick <jmad... (AT) gmail (DOT) com <javascript:>>
> wrote:
>
> Hey, guys. I'm back in the hospital due to heart rate and BP problems, so
> I'll have to beg off. Sorry!
>
> Judy
>
> On Mar 21, 2017 4:17 PM, <emal... (AT) verizon (DOT) net <javascript:>> wrote:
>
> Let's remove the suspense: a leapyeat is a fence that allows deer to enter
> an area but not leave it. These were commonly used around deer parks in Ye
> Olde England, where the gentry would invite other gentry for an afternoon
> of deer hunting in an environment where the deer were at a distinct
> disadvantage. A fuller discussion of leapyeats, especially the leapyeat
> at Dartmoor, can be found here
> <http://www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/deer_park.htm>.
>
> Most dictionary definitions of leapyeat include the word "barrier." I
> wanted to avoid that word because of Dan Widdis's steeplechase barrier,
> which I thought might lead people to think "it must be one of those two,"
> so I rephrased it slightly. (The Dartmoor page linked above doesn't use
> that word.) The ploy was clearly unsuccessful, as half the voters (7 of 14)
> saw through it and picked the deer barrier anyhow.
>
> The next deal goes to Judy Madnick, with a score of 5 for her humbug
> speech-making and guessing the true meaning. Runner-up and traditional
> "winnah" honors are shared by Nancy Shepherdson and Tim Lodge, both with 4
> natural points, and Mike Shefler and Dan Widdis, also with four points but
> not natural scores. (I don't like the word "unnatural." Too many weird
> connotations.)
>
> Full results:
>
> 1. jumpy, nervous. From Bourne, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for by:
> Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G. Score: 2.
>
> 2. a type of olive. From Shepherdson, N. who voted 1, 8. Voted for by:
> Bourne, T.; Lodge, T.; Barrs, J.; Naylor, S. Score: 4.
>
> 3. an unjustified conclusion. From Abell, T. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for
> by: None. Score: 2.
>
> 4. to repeal an undesirable law. From Stevens, G. who voted 1, 8. Voted
> for by: Kornelis, H. Score: 1.
>
> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder. From Lodge, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted
> for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Cunningham, D. Score: 4.
>
> 6. great acclamation or applause. From Carson, C. who voted *5*, 11. Voted
> for by: None. Score: 2.
>
> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret. From Shefler, M. who
> voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: Naylor, S.; Hale, K. Score: 4.
>
> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug. From Madnick, J. who
> voted 9, 11. Voted for by: Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G.; Kornelis, H.
> Score: 5.
>
> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races. From Widdis,
> D. who voted 10, 11. Voted for by: Madnick, J.; Hale, K. Score: 4.
>
> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also
> millennial. From Barrs, J. who voted 2, 11. Voted for by: Widdis, D. Score:
> 3.
>
> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not
> leave it. From Dictionary who could not vote. Voted for by: Abell, T.;
> Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Madnick, J.; Widdis, D.; Barrs, J.; Cunningham, D.
> Score: 7.
>
> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a
> puckered surface. From Naylor, S. who voted 2, 7. Voted for by: Bourne, T.;
> Lodge, T. Score: 2.
>
> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception
> is held on a Sunday. From Cunningham, D. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by:
> None. Score: 2.
>
> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move
> positively even when you don't feel right about it. From Hale, K. who voted
> 7, 9. Voted for by: None. Score: 0.
>
> No definition from Kornelis, H. who voted 4, 8. Voted for by: N/A. One DP.
> Score: 1.
>
> All yours, Judy!.
>
> Efrem
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[Efrem Mallach]

Tim,

That would have been my next plan. Thanks for beating me to the punch. My only thought is perhaps to wait a bit longer than that, since your note went out at a bit past 6 am in Guerri's time zone. Perhaps give her until, say, 10 o'clock Eastern Daylight Time, or about three and a half hours from now?

Efrem

=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
> On Mar 22, 2017, at 6:12 AM, Tim Lodge <dix (AT) timlodge (DOT) co.uk> wrote:
>
> Since
> We haven't heard from Guerri.
> I tied with Nancy as runner-up.
> I'm ahead of Nancy in the rolling scores.
> I propose to post a new word in about one hour's time.
>
> If anyone has any objections, please send them to the forum before 11:10 GMT
>
> -- Tim L
>
> On Tuesday, 21 March 2017 20:59:14 UTC, Efrem wrote:
> That's a bummer, Judy. Here's hoping you're back up and around real soon! (I'm sure you will be.)
>
> Guerri Stevens should have dealt Round 2786 a short while back, but I missed Mike Shefler's votes in compiling the results, announced John Barrs as the next dealer before the mistake was discovered, and he had already made a good deal of progress into the round before things were straightened out so he kept the deal. Guerri: How do you feel about taking this one instead?
>
> Efrem
>
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>> On Mar 21, 2017, at 4:44 PM, Judy Madnick <jmad... (AT) gmail (DOT) com <javascript:>> wrote:
>>
>> Hey, guys. I'm back in the hospital due to heart rate and BP problems, so I'll have to beg off. Sorry!
>>
>> Judy
>>
>> On Mar 21, 2017 4:17 PM, <emal... (AT) verizon (DOT) net <javascript:>> wrote:
>> Let's remove the suspense: a leapyeat is a fence that allows deer to enter an area but not leave it. These were commonly used around deer parks in Ye Olde England, where the gentry would invite other gentry for an afternoon of deer hunting in an environment where the deer were at a distinct disadvantage. A fuller discussion of leapyeats, especially the leapyeat at Dartmoor, can be found here <http://www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/deer_park.htm>.
>>
>> Most dictionary definitions of leapyeat include the word "barrier." I wanted to avoid that word because of Dan Widdis's steeplechase barrier, which I thought might lead people to think "it must be one of those two," so I rephrased it slightly. (The Dartmoor page linked above doesn't use that word..) The ploy was clearly unsuccessful, as half the voters (7 of 14) saw through it and picked the deer barrier anyhow.
>>
>> The next deal goes to Judy Madnick, with a score of 5 for her humbug speech-making and guessing the true meaning. Runner-up and traditional "winnah" honors are shared by Nancy Shepherdson and Tim Lodge, both with 4 natural points, and Mike Shefler and Dan Widdis, also with four points but not natural scores. (I don't like the word "unnatural." Too many weird connotations.)
>>
>> Full results:
>>
>> 1. jumpy, nervous. From Bourne, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for by: Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G. Score: 2.
>>
>> 2. a type of olive. From Shepherdson, N. who voted 1, 8. Voted for by: Bourne, T.; Lodge, T.; Barrs, J.; Naylor, S. Score: 4.
>>
>> 3. an unjustified conclusion. From Abell, T. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
>>
>> 4. to repeal an undesirable law. From Stevens, G. who voted 1, 8. Voted for by: Kornelis, H. Score: 1.
>>
>> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder. From Lodge, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Cunningham, D. Score: 4.
>>
>> 6. great acclamation or applause. From Carson, C. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
>>
>> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret. From Shefler, M. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: Naylor, S.; Hale, K. Score: 4.
>>
>> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug. From Madnick, J. who voted 9, 11. Voted for by: Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G.; Kornelis, H. Score: 5.
>>
>> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races. From Widdis, D. who voted 10, 11. Voted for by: Madnick, J.; Hale, K. Score: 4.
>>
>> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is also millennial. From Barrs, J. who voted 2, 11. Voted for by: Widdis, D. Score: 3.
>>
>> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area but not leave it. From Dictionary who could not vote. Voted for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Madnick, J.; Widdis, D.; Barrs, J.; Cunningham, D. Score: 7.
>>
>> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with a puckered surface. From Naylor, S. who voted 2, 7. Voted for by: Bourne, T.; Lodge, T. Score: 2.
>>
>> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception is held on a Sunday. From Cunningham, D. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
>>
>> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move positively even when you don't feel right about it. From Hale, K. who voted 7, 9. Voted for by: None. Score: 0.
>>
>> No definition from Kornelis, H. who voted 4, 8. Voted for by: N/A. One DP. Score: 1.
>>
>> All yours, Judy!.
>>
>> Efrem
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[Guerri Stevens]

I am here and was getting ready to locate and post a word. I am willing
to deal. I should probably check my Dixonary Email more than once a day
(sigh).

Guerri
On 3/22/2017 6:12 AM, Tim Lodge wrote:
> Since
>
> 1. We haven't heard from Guerri.
> 2. I tied with Nancy as runner-up.
> 3. I'm ahead of Nancy in the rolling scores.
>
> I propose to post a new word in about one hour's time.
>
> If anyone has any objections, please send them to the forum before
> 11:10 GMT
>
> -- Tim L
>
> On Tuesday, 21 March 2017 20:59:14 UTC, Efrem wrote:
>
> That's a bummer, Judy. Here's hoping you're back up and around
> real soon! (I'm sure you will be.)
>
> Guerri Stevens should have dealt Round 2786 a short while back,
> but I missed Mike Shefler's votes in compiling the results,
> announced John Barrs as the next dealer before the mistake was
> discovered, and he had already made a good deal of progress into
> the round before things were straightened out so he kept the deal.
> Guerri: How do you feel about taking this one instead?
>
> Efrem
>
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>> On Mar 21, 2017, at 4:44 PM, Judy Madnick <jmad... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
>>
>> Hey, guys. I'm back in the hospital due to heart rate and BP
>> problems, so I'll have to beg off. Sorry!
>>
>> Judy
>>
>> On Mar 21, 2017 4:17 PM, <emal... (AT) verizon (DOT) net> wrote:
>>
>> Let's remove the suspense: a leapyeat is a fence that allows
>> deer to enter an area but not leave it. These were commonly
>> used around deer parks in Ye Olde England, where the gentry
>> would invite other gentry for an afternoon of deer hunting in
>> an environment where the deer were at a distinct
>> disadvantage. A fuller discussion of leapyeats, especially
>> the leapyeat at Dartmoor, can be found here
>> <http://www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/deer_park.htm>.
>>
>> Most dictionary definitions of leapyeat include the word
>> "barrier." I wanted to avoid that word because of Dan
>> Widdis's steeplechase barrier, which I thought might lead
>> people to think "it must be one of those two," so I rephrased
>> it slightly. (The Dartmoor page linked above doesn't use that
>> word.) The ploy was clearly unsuccessful, as half the voters
>> (7 of 14) saw through it and picked the deer barrier anyhow.
>>
>> The next deal goes to Judy Madnick, with a score of 5 for her
>> humbug speech-making and guessing the true meaning. Runner-up
>> and traditional "winnah" honors are shared by Nancy
>> Shepherdson and Tim Lodge, both with 4 natural points, and
>> Mike Shefler and Dan Widdis, also with four points but not
>> natural scores. (I don't like the word "unnatural." Too many
>> weird connotations.)
>>
>> Full results:
>>
>> 1. jumpy, nervous. From Bourne, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for
>> by: Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G. Score: 2.
>>
>> 2. a type of olive. From Shepherdson, N. who voted 1, 8.
>> Voted for by: Bourne, T.; Lodge, T.; Barrs, J.; Naylor,
>> S. Score: 4.
>>
>> 3. an unjustified conclusion. From Abell, T. who voted *5*,
>> 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
>>
>> 4. to repeal an undesirable law. From Stevens, G. who voted
>> 1, 8. Voted for by: Kornelis, H. Score: 1.
>>
>> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder. From Lodge, T. who voted 2,
>> 12. Voted for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler,
>> M.; Cunningham, D. Score: 4.
>>
>> 6. great acclamation or applause. From Carson, C. who voted
>> *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
>>
>> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret. From
>> Shefler, M. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: Naylor, S.;
>> Hale, K. Score: 4.
>>
>> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug. From
>> Madnick, J. who voted 9, 11. Voted for by: Shepherdson, N.;
>> Stevens, G.; Kornelis, H. Score: 5.
>>
>> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.
>> From Widdis, D. who voted 10, 11. Voted for by: Madnick, J.;
>> Hale, K. Score: 4.
>>
>> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is
>> also millennial. From Barrs, J. who voted 2, 11. Voted for
>> by: Widdis, D. Score: 3.
>>
>> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an
>> area but not leave it. From Dictionary who could not vote.
>> Voted for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Madnick,
>> J.; Widdis, D.; Barrs, J.; Cunningham, D. Score: 7.
>>
>> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves
>> with a puckered surface. From Naylor, S. who voted 2, 7.
>> Voted for by: Bourne, T.; Lodge, T. Score: 2.
>>
>> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the
>> Immaculate Conception is held on a Sunday. From Cunningham,
>> D. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
>>
>> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to
>> move positively even when you don't feel right about it. From
>> Hale, K. who voted 7, 9. Voted for by: None. Score: 0.
>>
>> No definition from Kornelis, H. who voted 4, 8. Voted for by:
>> N/A. One DP. Score: 1.
>>
>> All yours, Judy!.
>>
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[Tim Lodge]

Ok - thanks Guerri, I'll relax again.

-- Tim L

On Wednesday, 22 March 2017 10:50:40 UTC, Guerri wrote:
>
> I am here and was getting ready to locate and post a word. I am willing
> to deal. I should probably check my Dixonary Email more than once a day
> (sigh).
>
> Guerri
> On 3/22/2017 6:12 AM, Tim Lodge wrote:
> > Since
> >
> > 1. We haven't heard from Guerri.
> > 2. I tied with Nancy as runner-up.
> > 3. I'm ahead of Nancy in the rolling scores.
> >
> > I propose to post a new word in about one hour's time.
> >
> > If anyone has any objections, please send them to the forum before
> > 11:10 GMT
> >
> > -- Tim L
> >
> > On Tuesday, 21 March 2017 20:59:14 UTC, Efrem wrote:
> >
> > That's a bummer, Judy. Here's hoping you're back up and around
> > real soon! (I'm sure you will be.)
> >
> > Guerri Stevens should have dealt Round 2786 a short while back,
> > but I missed Mike Shefler's votes in compiling the results,
> > announced John Barrs as the next dealer before the mistake was
> > discovered, and he had already made a good deal of progress into
> > the round before things were straightened out so he kept the deal.
> > Guerri: How do you feel about taking this one instead?
> >
> > Efrem
> >
> > =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
> >> On Mar 21, 2017, at 4:44 PM, Judy Madnick <jmad... (AT) gmail (DOT) com>
> wrote:
> >>
> >> Hey, guys. I'm back in the hospital due to heart rate and BP
> >> problems, so I'll have to beg off. Sorry!
> >>
> >> Judy
> >>
> >> On Mar 21, 2017 4:17 PM, <emal... (AT) verizon (DOT) net> wrote:
> >>
> >> Let's remove the suspense: a leapyeat is a fence that allows
> >> deer to enter an area but not leave it. These were commonly
> >> used around deer parks in Ye Olde England, where the gentry
> >> would invite other gentry for an afternoon of deer hunting in
> >> an environment where the deer were at a distinct
> >> disadvantage. A fuller discussion of leapyeats, especially
> >> the leapyeat at Dartmoor, can be found here
> >> <http://www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/deer_park.htm>.
> >>
> >> Most dictionary definitions of leapyeat include the word
> >> "barrier." I wanted to avoid that word because of Dan
> >> Widdis's steeplechase barrier, which I thought might lead
> >> people to think "it must be one of those two," so I rephrased
> >> it slightly. (The Dartmoor page linked above doesn't use that
> >> word.) The ploy was clearly unsuccessful, as half the voters
> >> (7 of 14) saw through it and picked the deer barrier anyhow.
> >>
> >> The next deal goes to Judy Madnick, with a score of 5 for her
> >> humbug speech-making and guessing the true meaning. Runner-up
> >> and traditional "winnah" honors are shared by Nancy
> >> Shepherdson and Tim Lodge, both with 4 natural points, and
> >> Mike Shefler and Dan Widdis, also with four points but not
> >> natural scores. (I don't like the word "unnatural." Too many
> >> weird connotations.)
> >>
> >> Full results:
> >>
> >> 1. jumpy, nervous. From Bourne, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for
> >> by: Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G. Score: 2.
> >>
> >> 2. a type of olive. From Shepherdson, N. who voted 1, 8.
> >> Voted for by: Bourne, T.; Lodge, T.; Barrs, J.; Naylor,
> >> S. Score: 4.
> >>
> >> 3. an unjustified conclusion. From Abell, T. who voted *5*,
> >> 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
> >>
> >> 4. to repeal an undesirable law. From Stevens, G. who voted
> >> 1, 8. Voted for by: Kornelis, H. Score: 1.
> >>
> >> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder. From Lodge, T. who voted 2,
> >> 12. Voted for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler,
> >> M.; Cunningham, D. Score: 4.
> >>
> >> 6. great acclamation or applause. From Carson, C. who voted
> >> *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
> >>
> >> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret. From
> >> Shefler, M. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: Naylor, S.;
> >> Hale, K. Score: 4.
> >>
> >> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug. From
> >> Madnick, J. who voted 9, 11. Voted for by: Shepherdson, N.;
> >> Stevens, G.; Kornelis, H. Score: 5.
> >>
> >> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.
> >> From Widdis, D. who voted 10, 11. Voted for by: Madnick, J.;
> >> Hale, K. Score: 4.
> >>
> >> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is
> >> also millennial. From Barrs, J. who voted 2, 11. Voted for
> >> by: Widdis, D. Score: 3.
> >>
> >> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an
> >> area but not leave it. From Dictionary who could not vote.
> >> Voted for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Madnick,
> >> J.; Widdis, D.; Barrs, J.; Cunningham, D. Score: 7.
> >>
> >> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves
> >> with a puckered surface. From Naylor, S. who voted 2, 7.
> >> Voted for by: Bourne, T.; Lodge, T. Score: 2.
> >>
> >> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the
> >> Immaculate Conception is held on a Sunday. From Cunningham,
> >> D. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
> >>
> >> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to
> >> move positively even when you don't feel right about it. From
> >> Hale, K. who voted 7, 9. Voted for by: None. Score: 0.
> >>
> >> No definition from Kornelis, H. who voted 4, 8. Voted for by:
> >> N/A. One DP. Score: 1.
> >>
> >> All yours, Judy!.
> >>
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[Guerri Stevens]

OK, I'll announce a new word soon (searching frantically for for my list
of potential words...)

Guerri
On 3/21/2017 4:59 PM, Efrem Mallach wrote:
> That's a bummer, Judy. Here's hoping you're back up and around real
> soon! (I'm sure you will be.)
>
> Guerri Stevens should have dealt Round 2786 a short while back, but I
> missed Mike Shefler's votes in compiling the results, announced John
> Barrs as the next dealer before the mistake was discovered, and he had
> already made a good deal of progress into the round before things were
> straightened out so he kept the deal. Guerri: How do you feel about
> taking this one instead?
>
> Efrem
>
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
>> On Mar 21, 2017, at 4:44 PM, Judy Madnick <jmadnick (AT) gmail (DOT) com
>> <mailto:jmadnick (AT) gmail (DOT) com>> wrote:
>>
>> Hey, guys. I'm back in the hospital due to heart rate and BP
>> problems, so I'll have to beg off. Sorry!
>>
>> Judy
>>
>> On Mar 21, 2017 4:17 PM, <emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net
>> <mailto:emallach (AT) verizon (DOT) net>> wrote:
>>
>> Let's remove the suspense: a leapyeat is a fence that allows deer
>> to enter an area but not leave it. These were commonly used
>> around deer parks in Ye Olde England, where the gentry would
>> invite other gentry for an afternoon of deer hunting in an
>> environment where the deer were at a distinct disadvantage. A
>> fuller discussion of leapyeats, especially the leapyeat at
>> Dartmoor, can be found here
>> <http://www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/deer_park.htm>.
>>
>> Most dictionary definitions of leapyeat include the word
>> "barrier." I wanted to avoid that word because of Dan Widdis's
>> steeplechase barrier, which I thought might lead people to think
>> "it must be one of those two," so I rephrased it slightly. (The
>> Dartmoor page linked above doesn't use that word.) The ploy was
>> clearly unsuccessful, as half the voters (7 of 14) saw through it
>> and picked the deer barrier anyhow.
>>
>> The next deal goes to Judy Madnick, with a score of 5 for her
>> humbug speech-making and guessing the true meaning. Runner-up and
>> traditional "winnah" honors are shared by Nancy Shepherdson and
>> Tim Lodge, both with 4 natural points, and Mike Shefler and Dan
>> Widdis, also with four points but not natural scores. (I don't
>> like the word "unnatural." Too many weird connotations.)
>>
>> Full results:
>>
>> 1. jumpy, nervous. From Bourne, T. who voted 2, 12. Voted for by:
>> Shepherdson, N.; Stevens, G. Score: 2.
>>
>> 2. a type of olive. From Shepherdson, N. who voted 1, 8. Voted
>> for by: Bourne, T.; Lodge, T.; Barrs, J.; Naylor, S. Score: 4.
>>
>> 3. an unjustified conclusion. From Abell, T. who voted *5*, 11.
>> Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
>>
>> 4. to repeal an undesirable law. From Stevens, G. who voted 1, 8.
>> Voted for by: Kornelis, H. Score: 1.
>>
>> 5. [Scots] a fish pass or ladder. From Lodge, T. who voted 2, 12.
>> Voted for by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Cunningham, D.
>> Score: 4.
>>
>> 6. great acclamation or applause. From Carson, C. who voted *5*,
>> 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
>>
>> 7. a large crossbow affixed to a revolving turret. From Shefler,
>> M. who voted *5*, 11. Voted for by: Naylor, S.; Hale, K. Score: 4.
>>
>> 8. speech-making intended for the mass media; humbug. From
>> Madnick, J. who voted 9, 11. Voted for by: Shepherdson, N.;
>> Stevens, G.; Kornelis, H. Score: 5.
>>
>> 9. a barrier fence of packed pine used in steeplechase races.
>> From Widdis, D. who voted 10, 11. Voted for by: Madnick, J.;
>> Hale, K. Score: 4.
>>
>> 10. a centennial year which is not a leap-year although it is
>> also millennial. From Barrs, J. who voted 2, 11. Voted for by:
>> Widdis, D. Score: 3.
>>
>> 11. an earthen bank with a fence to allow deer to enter an area
>> but not leave it. From Dictionary who could not vote. Voted for
>> by: Abell, T.; Carson, C.; Shefler, M.; Madnick, J.; Widdis, D.;
>> Barrs, J.; Cunningham, D. Score: 7.
>>
>> 12. a variety of kale having long, narrow, dark green leaves with
>> a puckered surface. From Naylor, S. who voted 2, 7. Voted for by:
>> Bourne, T.; Lodge, T. Score: 2.
>>
>> 13. a supplemental Mass held where the Feast of the Immaculate
>> Conception is held on a Sunday. From Cunningham, D. who voted
>> *5*, 11. Voted for by: None. Score: 2.
>>
>> 14. to take action immediately, whether you agree or not; to move
>> positively even when you don't feel right about it. From Hale, K.
>> who voted 7, 9. Voted for by: None. Score: 0.
>>
>> No definition from Kornelis, H. who voted 4, 8. Voted for by:
>> N/A. One DP. Score: 1.
>>
>> All yours, Judy!.
>>
>> Efrem
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[Guerri Stevens]

Don't relax too soon -- I might still find a way to shirk the deal.

Guerri (just kidding).

On 3/22/2017 6:52 AM, Tim Lodge wrote:
> Ok - thanks Guerri, I'll relax again.
>
> -- Tim L

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[—Keith Hale—]

There's a lot of Dealah love in this room.

Judy, hang in, these things take time to be fully recovered! We love you
and we're pulling for and with you!

I've dealt rather horribly a few times (forgot the real def once) so if
there is ever a dealer vacuum, e-mail me - include the game name Dixonary
and let me know! (With the understanding that i still deal a bit like a
nervous n0ob!)

-Keith-

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[Judy Madnick]

Aw, shucks. Thanks so much. I feel as though I'm turning into my late
mother...and don't want to go through what she went through. :-(

Judy

On Mar 22, 2017 10:21 AM, "—Keith Hale—" <thoughtstorms (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:

There's a lot of Dealah love in this room.

Judy, hang in, these things take time to be fully recovered! We love you
and we're pulling for and with you!

I've dealt rather horribly a few times (forgot the real def once) so if
there is ever a dealer vacuum, e-mail me - include the game name Dixonary
and let me know! (With the understanding that i still deal a bit like a
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