Shani Naylor
July 18th, 2018, 03:11 AM
Hi all
Plagium turned out not to be related to plagarism or swimming, but it's a
Scottish legal term for kidnapping children. I found it in a novel called
Gillespie and I, by Jane Harris (recommended, if you like historical
fiction), which features this heinous crime.
Dave Cunningham is our winner, with 5 unnatural points, for his beach or
cove, with Tim B & Tony as the real winners on 3 points each.
Take it away Dave!
1. In any framed work, a horizontal tie other than sill and plate or
other principal ties, securing uprights to one another.
Dan W, who didn’t vote. Score: 0
No votes.
2. [Lat.] A beach or cove.
Dave C, who voted 9 & *14*. Score: 5
Votes from Efrem M, Johnny B & Mike S.
3. The interface between a bacterial colony and its protective
biofilm.
Mike S, who voted 2 & 4. Score: 2
Votes from Keith H & Tim L.
4. The plunge pool in a Roman bathing complex.
Tim B, who voted 8 & 11. Score: 3
Votes from Efrem M, Judy M & Mike S.
5. A bath-house or changing facility at a beach.
Efrem M, who voted 2 & 4. Score: 2
Vote from Judy M & Tony A.
6. Any of the feldspar minerals varying in composition from acidic
albite, NaAlSi3O8, to basic anorthite, CaAl2Si2O8, found in most igneous
rocks: shows twinning striations on good cleavage surfaces.
Judy M, who voted 4 & 5. Score: 0
No votes.
7. Mineral with oblique crystalline cleavage [Gk. plagios = inclined]
Johnny B, who voted 2 & *14*. Score: 2
No votes.
8. A small-leafed herb having a sweet, grassy taste with a hint of
licorice.
Stephen D, who voted 9 & 15. Score: 1
Vote from Tim B.
9. [Latin] A subcommittee of the Roman Senate tasked with
implementing and enforcing the regulations of the guild of silversmiths.
Ryan M, who didn’t vote. Score: 2
Votes from Dave C & Stephen D.
10. A fit of boredom.
Keith H, who voted 3 & 13. Score: 0
No votes.
11. A body of fraudulently published material.
Tony A, who voted 5 & *14*. Score: 3
Vote from Tim B.
12. A formal expression of praise.
Chris C, who didn’t vote. Score: 2
Votes from Tim L & Guerri S.
13. A small stage used for a person to address a group outdoors.
Guerri S, who voted 12 & 15. Score: 1
Vote from Keith H.
14. The crime of kidnapping (spec. of kidnapping children).
OED. D3
Votes from Johnny B & Dave C & Tony A.
15. A copy; an imitation.
Tim L, who voted 3 & 12. Score: 2
Vote from Stephen D & Guerri S.
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Plagium turned out not to be related to plagarism or swimming, but it's a
Scottish legal term for kidnapping children. I found it in a novel called
Gillespie and I, by Jane Harris (recommended, if you like historical
fiction), which features this heinous crime.
Dave Cunningham is our winner, with 5 unnatural points, for his beach or
cove, with Tim B & Tony as the real winners on 3 points each.
Take it away Dave!
1. In any framed work, a horizontal tie other than sill and plate or
other principal ties, securing uprights to one another.
Dan W, who didn’t vote. Score: 0
No votes.
2. [Lat.] A beach or cove.
Dave C, who voted 9 & *14*. Score: 5
Votes from Efrem M, Johnny B & Mike S.
3. The interface between a bacterial colony and its protective
biofilm.
Mike S, who voted 2 & 4. Score: 2
Votes from Keith H & Tim L.
4. The plunge pool in a Roman bathing complex.
Tim B, who voted 8 & 11. Score: 3
Votes from Efrem M, Judy M & Mike S.
5. A bath-house or changing facility at a beach.
Efrem M, who voted 2 & 4. Score: 2
Vote from Judy M & Tony A.
6. Any of the feldspar minerals varying in composition from acidic
albite, NaAlSi3O8, to basic anorthite, CaAl2Si2O8, found in most igneous
rocks: shows twinning striations on good cleavage surfaces.
Judy M, who voted 4 & 5. Score: 0
No votes.
7. Mineral with oblique crystalline cleavage [Gk. plagios = inclined]
Johnny B, who voted 2 & *14*. Score: 2
No votes.
8. A small-leafed herb having a sweet, grassy taste with a hint of
licorice.
Stephen D, who voted 9 & 15. Score: 1
Vote from Tim B.
9. [Latin] A subcommittee of the Roman Senate tasked with
implementing and enforcing the regulations of the guild of silversmiths.
Ryan M, who didn’t vote. Score: 2
Votes from Dave C & Stephen D.
10. A fit of boredom.
Keith H, who voted 3 & 13. Score: 0
No votes.
11. A body of fraudulently published material.
Tony A, who voted 5 & *14*. Score: 3
Vote from Tim B.
12. A formal expression of praise.
Chris C, who didn’t vote. Score: 2
Votes from Tim L & Guerri S.
13. A small stage used for a person to address a group outdoors.
Guerri S, who voted 12 & 15. Score: 1
Vote from Keith H.
14. The crime of kidnapping (spec. of kidnapping children).
OED. D3
Votes from Johnny B & Dave C & Tony A.
15. A copy; an imitation.
Tim L, who voted 3 & 12. Score: 2
Vote from Stephen D & Guerri S.
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