Johnb - co.uk
May 23rd, 2018, 08:51 AM
This was a round that shows me let again that You-all are not to be
fooled. I didn't combine 1 and 4 because while *over here* in the UK it
can have the meaning to chew or to eat it is almost invariably used in
its special meaning of to eat the consecrated host at the Lord's supper.
In USA dictionaries only the simple meaning shows up. To eat in Latin
was edire (edible) but in late 5th C became manducare and in particular
In the Vulgate translation of the New Testament, /mandūcāre/ is used
several times (e.g. Luke 22:15, John 13:18) to render words spoken by
Christ at the Last Supper, hence its importance in 17th-cent. and later
polemic
Chris Carson scored* 5 and is our next dealer The real winner s are
Nancy Shepherdson, Tim Bourne, Mike Shefler, Steve Dixon, Dave
Cunningham with 4 points
over to Chris
*JohnnyB*
*1. to chew, to eat; spec. to consume (the consecrated host) at the
Eucharist...
Voted for by SheflerM, LodgeT, MallachE, WiddisD, CarsonC, ShepherdsonN,
BourneT [From Oed Online 2018* and and gives me a D7
*2. to aid, direct, or conduct with the hands...
Voted for by NaylorS, McGillR [From Judy Madnick who voted for 3 and 10]
and scores [2 + 0] = 2
*3. to pickpocket...
Voted for by MadnickJ, NaylorS [From Mike Shefler who voted for 1* and
4] and scores [2 + 2] = 4*
*4. _rare_** to chew; to masticate...
Voted for by SheflerM, MallachE, WiddisD, BourneT [From Dave Cunningham
who voted for 11 and 14] and scores [4 + 0] = 4
*5. to transfer materials or liquids in a manufacturing process by
means of an Archimedes screw...
Voted for by StevensG [From Tim Lodge who voted for 1* and 14] and
scores [1 + 2] = 3*
*6. to wilfully avoid one's official responsibilities...
Voted for by AbellT [From Shani Naylor who voted for 2 and 3] and scores
[1 + 0] = 1
*7. to roughen a surface for better paint adhesion...
Voted for by nobody [From Keith Hale who voted for 11 and 13] and scores
[0 + 0] = 0
*8. a type of mushroom native to northern Europe...
Voted for by nobody [From Efrem Mallach who voted for 1* and 4] and
scores [0 + 2] = 2*
*9. (Polit. Econ.) the aggregate capital existing at any time in any
country, which theoretically is unconditionally destined to be paid out
in wages...
Voted for by nobody [From Dan Widdis who voted for 1* and 4] and scores
[0 + 2] = 2*
10. to moisten and rub (a part of the body) with a linament or lotion...
Voted for by MadnickJ, McGillR, StevensG [From Chris Carson who voted
for 1* and 14] and scores [3 + 2] = 5*
11. to provide an excuse for someone; to excuse from a social
obligation. [obs.]...
Voted for by CunninghamD, HaleK [From Nancy Shepherdson who voted for 1*
and 13] and scores [2 + 2] = 4*
12. a short, decorative post or pillar...
Voted for by nobody [From Tony Abell who voted for 6 and 14] and scores
[0 + 0] = 0
13. a humorous term for educating one's manager...
Voted for by HaleK, ShepherdsonN [From Tim Bourne who voted for 1* and
4] and scores [2 + 2] = 4*
14. to offer gifts or goods as an appeal for mercy...
Voted for by CunninghamD, LodgeT, CarsonC, AbellT [From Steve Dixon who
did not vote ] and scores [4 + 0] = 4
##.* -- No Def Submitted --...
*[From Ryan McGill who voted for 2 and 10] and scores [0 + 0] = 0
##.* -- No Def Submitted --...
*[From Guerri Stevens who voted for 5 and 10] and scores [0 + 0] = 0
Oed Online 2018**** D7
Judy Madnick******* 2
Mike Shefler******* 4*
Dave Cunningham**** 4
Tim Lodge********** 3*
Shani Naylor******* 1
Keith Hale********* 0
Efrem Mallach****** 2*
Dan Widdis********* 2*
Chris Carson******* 5*
Nancy Shepherdson** 4*
Tony Abell********* 0
Tim Bourne********* 4*
Steve Dixon******** 4
Ryan McGill******** 0
Guerri Stevens***** 0
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*John*
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fooled. I didn't combine 1 and 4 because while *over here* in the UK it
can have the meaning to chew or to eat it is almost invariably used in
its special meaning of to eat the consecrated host at the Lord's supper.
In USA dictionaries only the simple meaning shows up. To eat in Latin
was edire (edible) but in late 5th C became manducare and in particular
In the Vulgate translation of the New Testament, /mandūcāre/ is used
several times (e.g. Luke 22:15, John 13:18) to render words spoken by
Christ at the Last Supper, hence its importance in 17th-cent. and later
polemic
Chris Carson scored* 5 and is our next dealer The real winner s are
Nancy Shepherdson, Tim Bourne, Mike Shefler, Steve Dixon, Dave
Cunningham with 4 points
over to Chris
*JohnnyB*
*1. to chew, to eat; spec. to consume (the consecrated host) at the
Eucharist...
Voted for by SheflerM, LodgeT, MallachE, WiddisD, CarsonC, ShepherdsonN,
BourneT [From Oed Online 2018* and and gives me a D7
*2. to aid, direct, or conduct with the hands...
Voted for by NaylorS, McGillR [From Judy Madnick who voted for 3 and 10]
and scores [2 + 0] = 2
*3. to pickpocket...
Voted for by MadnickJ, NaylorS [From Mike Shefler who voted for 1* and
4] and scores [2 + 2] = 4*
*4. _rare_** to chew; to masticate...
Voted for by SheflerM, MallachE, WiddisD, BourneT [From Dave Cunningham
who voted for 11 and 14] and scores [4 + 0] = 4
*5. to transfer materials or liquids in a manufacturing process by
means of an Archimedes screw...
Voted for by StevensG [From Tim Lodge who voted for 1* and 14] and
scores [1 + 2] = 3*
*6. to wilfully avoid one's official responsibilities...
Voted for by AbellT [From Shani Naylor who voted for 2 and 3] and scores
[1 + 0] = 1
*7. to roughen a surface for better paint adhesion...
Voted for by nobody [From Keith Hale who voted for 11 and 13] and scores
[0 + 0] = 0
*8. a type of mushroom native to northern Europe...
Voted for by nobody [From Efrem Mallach who voted for 1* and 4] and
scores [0 + 2] = 2*
*9. (Polit. Econ.) the aggregate capital existing at any time in any
country, which theoretically is unconditionally destined to be paid out
in wages...
Voted for by nobody [From Dan Widdis who voted for 1* and 4] and scores
[0 + 2] = 2*
10. to moisten and rub (a part of the body) with a linament or lotion...
Voted for by MadnickJ, McGillR, StevensG [From Chris Carson who voted
for 1* and 14] and scores [3 + 2] = 5*
11. to provide an excuse for someone; to excuse from a social
obligation. [obs.]...
Voted for by CunninghamD, HaleK [From Nancy Shepherdson who voted for 1*
and 13] and scores [2 + 2] = 4*
12. a short, decorative post or pillar...
Voted for by nobody [From Tony Abell who voted for 6 and 14] and scores
[0 + 0] = 0
13. a humorous term for educating one's manager...
Voted for by HaleK, ShepherdsonN [From Tim Bourne who voted for 1* and
4] and scores [2 + 2] = 4*
14. to offer gifts or goods as an appeal for mercy...
Voted for by CunninghamD, LodgeT, CarsonC, AbellT [From Steve Dixon who
did not vote ] and scores [4 + 0] = 4
##.* -- No Def Submitted --...
*[From Ryan McGill who voted for 2 and 10] and scores [0 + 0] = 0
##.* -- No Def Submitted --...
*[From Guerri Stevens who voted for 5 and 10] and scores [0 + 0] = 0
Oed Online 2018**** D7
Judy Madnick******* 2
Mike Shefler******* 4*
Dave Cunningham**** 4
Tim Lodge********** 3*
Shani Naylor******* 1
Keith Hale********* 0
Efrem Mallach****** 2*
Dan Widdis********* 2*
Chris Carson******* 5*
Nancy Shepherdson** 4*
Tony Abell********* 0
Tim Bourne********* 4*
Steve Dixon******** 4
Ryan McGill******** 0
Guerri Stevens***** 0
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