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JohnnyB
April 11th, 2008, 06:35 AM
Dixons
Here are the results

Jim Hart scored an unatural 7 and would be our next dealer except that he is out of town and computer-less until Sunday evening his
time - in other words, because he cannot deal he becomes the real winner!!! Chuck's Esperanto earns an honourable mention

Tim Lodge with natural 6 points for the keystone thus becomes our next dealer with a back-to-back deal - However, he asks our
patience as he is out of orbit this afternoon and will post as soon as he can (about 5 and 1/2 hours from my issuing these results)

The real def is #7, the cushion. some people emailed me privately that they hadn't found it anywhere. it is from the "century
dictionary on-line" http://www.global-language.com/CENTURY/

Over to you Tim,

JohnnyB



1. [Welsh] a cousin
Voted for by Savage, Lodge, Emery [From Dave Cunningham who voted for 8 and 10] and scores [3 + 0] = 3

2. a small surface mine
Voted for by Shefler [From Toni Savage who voted for 1 and 8] and scores [1 + 0] = 1

3. to question; to inquire
Voted for by Lodge [From Russ Heimerson who did not vote ] and scores [1 + 0] = 1

4. [Esperanto] see cuisine
Voted for by Carson, Widdis, Welz, Shepherdson [From Chuck Emery who voted for 1 and 12] and scores [4 + 0] = 4

5. a narrow-gauge railroad
Voted for by Crom [From Bill Hirst who voted for 9 and 10] and scores [1 + 0] = 1

6. a compound ratchet wheel
Voted for by Stevens, Madnick [From Scott Crom who voted for 12 and 5] and scores [2 + 0] = 2

7. an obsolete form of cushion
Voted for by Hart [From Century Dictionary Online who voted for 11 and 016] and scores [1 + 0] = D1

8. [Welsh] a keystone, as in an arch or bridge
Voted for by Cunningham, Madnick, Savage, Widdis, Abell, Welz [From Tim Lodge who voted for 1 and 3] and scores [6 + 0] = 6

9. a light low-wheeled carriage with folding top
Voted for by Hirst, Abell [From Judy Madnick who voted for 6 and 8] and scores [2 + 0] = 2

10. a suite of rooms reserved for influential visitors to a castle
Voted for by Cunningham, Hirst, Bourne [From Guerri Stevens who voted for 6 and 16] and scores [3 + 0] = 3

11. a condition of mental health mid-way between qwezy and seyn
Voted for by Hart [From Tony Abell who voted for 8 and 9] and scores [1 + 0] = 1

12. dried and compressed animal droppings, esp. of sheep, burned as fuel
Voted for by Carson, Emery, Crom, Shepherdson, Bourne [From Jim Hart who voted for 7* and 11] and scores [5 + 2] = 7*

13. a wine made from fermented bloodworms, drunk only at Klingon bar-mitzvahs
Voted for by nobody [From Mike Shefler who voted for 2 and 14] and scores [0 + 0] = 0

14. a soft, short-napped fabric with a twill weave, made of wool, cotton, rayon, or silk
Voted for by Shefler [From Chris Carson who voted for 4 and 12] and scores [1 + 0] = 1

15. recently approved prescription medication (Merck) for treatment of severe nausea
Voted for by nobody [From Dick Welz who voted for 4 and 8] and scores [0 + 0] = 0

16. any of a class of stars with high carbon-to-hydrogen ratios and primarily low temperatures
Voted for by Stevens [From Dan Widdis who voted for 4 and 8] and scores [1 + 0] = 1

##. -- No Def Submitted --
[From Nancy Shepherdson who voted for 4 and 12] and scores [0 + 0] = 0

##. -- No Def Submitted --
[From Tim Bourne who voted for 10 and 12] and scores [0 + 0 + 2DP] = 2



JohnB

EnDash@aol.com
April 11th, 2008, 08:58 AM
Just a note to mention that any Esperanto def would be unlikely, as that
language uses neither Q nor W in its orthography.

-- Dick






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