Scott Crom
October 10th, 2010, 08:18 AM
This one really caught me by surprise, but I guess I can rally
around.
The word for Round 2147 is:
***************
* *
* T A Y R A *
* *
***************
or just plain tayra, if you prefer. Capitalization is
irrelevant.
Please make up a fictitious definition that you think will get
points from the other players for whatever reason (plausibility,
creativity, etymology,...).
If you already know the word, you are disqualified from voting,
but you may still submit a definition to fool others. If you do
know the word, please let me know by private e-mail as soon as
possible. If there are too many DQs I'll pick a different word.
The deadline for submitting definitions to me (via private
e-mail, of course) is about 36 hours from now, i.e.:
2000 hours, aka 8:00 pm EDT, Monday evening, Oct.11
Other time zones, other hours...
I trust the Columbus Day holiday won't be a problem
Newcomers to the game are always welcome. Full rules, if you're
curious, can be found at http://tinyurl.com/dixonary-rules .
Just in case it doesn't show up in the header on your copy of
this message, my e-mail address is croms (AT) beloit (DOT) edu
Enjoy!
Scott
around.
The word for Round 2147 is:
***************
* *
* T A Y R A *
* *
***************
or just plain tayra, if you prefer. Capitalization is
irrelevant.
Please make up a fictitious definition that you think will get
points from the other players for whatever reason (plausibility,
creativity, etymology,...).
If you already know the word, you are disqualified from voting,
but you may still submit a definition to fool others. If you do
know the word, please let me know by private e-mail as soon as
possible. If there are too many DQs I'll pick a different word.
The deadline for submitting definitions to me (via private
e-mail, of course) is about 36 hours from now, i.e.:
2000 hours, aka 8:00 pm EDT, Monday evening, Oct.11
Other time zones, other hours...
I trust the Columbus Day holiday won't be a problem
Newcomers to the game are always welcome. Full rules, if you're
curious, can be found at http://tinyurl.com/dixonary-rules .
Just in case it doesn't show up in the header on your copy of
this message, my e-mail address is croms (AT) beloit (DOT) edu
Enjoy!
Scott