[Dixonary] New Word - Round 1838 - ellops - the belated defs

[Judy Madnick]

<< The party was a surprise and a great success.

Glad to hear it was a surprise . . . and a great success. Congrats!!

Well, I'm going to go with animals . . . but I have to decide which ones. <G>

Okey:

<< 7. 1. A kind of serpent. 2. A kind of fish mentioned by
<< ancient
<< writers.

<< 14. A small, nonvenomous snake of eastern Africa.

Judy Madnick
Jacksonville, FL

[Daniel B. Widdis]

o/~ "Do your ears hang low, do they wobble to and fro..." o/~

9, for the sheer audacity of it.

And 17 to prove I read to the end, and because it doesn't sound like a real
def, thus it must be true.

--
Dan

[Toni Savage]

13 because someone spent a lot of time typing it, and
17 because Scots defs are sometimes right.




-- Toni Savage

[waynescottmd@earthlink.net]

15 y 16, por favor

If there are no dogs in heaven, then when I die I want to go where they
went.
--Will Rogers

[Dodi Schultz]

Happy birthday, Chuck!

I don't believe any of them, but I guess I disbelieve those apparently
mythical animals least, so I'll go with #6 and #7.

--Dodi

[JohnnyB]

Chuck

Sound like it was a good party - congrats on reaching the magical age

Votes = #7 and #8 please

JohnnyB

[Judy Madnick]

<< the next dealer, the winner of round 1838, Judy
<< Madnick, whose definition
<< "Knob at top of a deer's horn." received 7 votes, plus 2
<< points for
<< guessing the correct def.

Is this close to some kind of record (9 points)? The number of times I've "won" lately sure is a record for me -- one I would prefer *not* to repeat. <G>

New word shortly . . .

Judy

[dixonary@siam.co.uk]

> Is this close to some kind of record (9 points)? The number of times I've "won" lately sure is a record for me -- one I would prefer *not* to repeat. <G>
>
Congratulations, Judy!

Best wishes,

Tim B

[Judy Madnick]

<< Congratulations, Judy!

Thanks -- but now I need a vacation. <G>

Judy

[Paul Keating]

Rule 10. Players may join and leave the game at will.

One way to avoid getting the deal is to sit out a round.

--
Paul Keating
The Hague

----- Original Message -----
From: "Judy Madnick" <jmadnick (AT) gmail (DOT) com>
> << Congratulations, Judy!
>
> Thanks -- but now I need a vacation. <G>
>

[Daniel B. Widdis]

On 9/4/07, Paul Keating wrote:
> One way to avoid getting the deal is to sit out a round.

I use the strategy of submitting definitions that nobody votes for.

--
Dan Widdis

[Judy Madnick]

<< One way to avoid getting the deal is to sit out a round.

Aw, but that's not FUN!

Due to a couple of upcoming trips, I will probably be doing just that.

Judy

[Judy Madnick]

<< I use the strategy of submitting definitions that nobody
<< votes for.

That used to work for me. <sigh>

Judy

[Daniel B. Widdis]

JM> That [submitting defs nobody votes for] used to work for me. <sigh>

I think I'm a master of the technique, based on my position in the
rolling scores. :)

--
Dan Widdis

[Hugo Kornelis]

Daniel Widdis wrote:

> JM> That [submitting defs nobody votes for] used to work for me. <sigh>
>
> I think I'm a master of the technique, based on my position in the
> rolling scores. :)

Only because I've been on holiday. I will soon regain my usual spot. <wg>

Best, Hugo