[Dixonary] Word for Round 1632: RUPICOLOUS in plain text

[Dodi Schultz]

Thanks for the explanation of the two plaintext announcements of the new
word, Paul.

So how come Fran got it THREE times? ;-)

--Dodi

[Daniel B. Widdis]

Dodi Schultz wrote:
> So how come Fran got it THREE times? ;-)
She's just lucky? :)

--
Dan

[Daniel B. Widdis]

RUPICULOUS (adj.) appearing twice to most people, and thrice to a few.
Often used of multiple email messages. <From "Ridiculous" replacing
"id" with "up" to represent the upped "identical" copies)

--
Dan|naD

[Chuck Emery]

So far, 16 defintions have been received, from the following players:

Abell, Bourne, Carolyn, Carson, Cunningham, Hirst, International,
Keating, Kornelis, Lodge, Madnick, Savage, Scott, Shepherdson, Stevens and
Widdis.

If your name is not in this list, please resubmit your definition.

I'm also pleased to announce that there have been no DQs.

The word, in case you missed the initial posting, is RUPICOLOUS:
capitalization is not significant. You still have 11 hours to submit your
fake definitions for this word, (which you should of course send me by
_email_). The deadline for definitions is Tuesday, August 02, 2005 10:00 AM
EDT.

- Chuck

[Hugo Kornelis]

Hi Dan,

> RUPICULOUS (adj.) appearing twice to most people, and thrice to a few.
(...)

ROFL!!

Good one!

Best, Hugo