Dave Cunningham
September 18th, 2011, 07:46 PM
Some DQs (one accidental) but a clear winner in Guerri with 4 natural
votes, and a new dealer, Chris Carson, with 5 natural votes.
1. Of, like or pertaining to the city of Birmingham, England, or a
resident thereof. [Abell] 9 17 nil
2. a bushy lichen, commonly known as Icelandic Moss, found in the
upper regions of the Northern Hemisphere [Dixon] 3 13 (Weltz) (Barrs)
(Carson) 3
3. non-emotional; lacking spirit or verve. [Harrington] DQ (Graham)
(Dixon) 2
4. cold, overcast, and very windy [Stevens] 7 11 (Shefler) (Hale)
(Grieco) (Shepherdson) 4
5. foggy [Webster] [Shefler] 4 14 (Widdis) 1 and D1
6. foamy [Weltz] 2 10 (Schultz) (Grieco) 2
7. sulphuric [Grieco] 4 6 (Stevens) 1
8. wide-mouthed [Morgan] DQ nil
9. bear-like [Barrs] 2 13 (Abell) 1
10. of a yellowy brown color.[Lodge] DQ (Weltz) 1
11. full of danger or risk. [Madnick] 14 15 (Hale) (Stevens) 2
12. Having a rotten smell. [Emery] NV (Graham) 1
13. _Botany_ nodding; drooping. [Carson] 2 14 (Schultz) (Widdis)
(Dixon) (Barrs) (Shepherdson) 5!
14. Short and prickly, e.g. the bristles on a wild hog. [obs] Used
metaphorically for a short-tempered person. [Graham] 3 12 (Madnick)
(Shefler) (Carson) 3
15. having long narrow shallow depressions [Widdis] *5 13 (Madnick)
2 + 1 = 3
16. (obs.) sensible or reasonable; often referred to objections to a
suggested action [Shepherdson] 4 13 nil
17. having a long beard [Schultz] 6 13 (Abell) 1
18. Characteristic qualities of cities, towns, or small nations that
are close to political and geographic borders. [ Ger. bräme "margin,
border, fringe] [Hale] 4 11 nil
Making Mr. Carson the new dealer with 5 points,, and Ms. Stevens the
winner with 4.
Dave
DQ, DF
votes, and a new dealer, Chris Carson, with 5 natural votes.
1. Of, like or pertaining to the city of Birmingham, England, or a
resident thereof. [Abell] 9 17 nil
2. a bushy lichen, commonly known as Icelandic Moss, found in the
upper regions of the Northern Hemisphere [Dixon] 3 13 (Weltz) (Barrs)
(Carson) 3
3. non-emotional; lacking spirit or verve. [Harrington] DQ (Graham)
(Dixon) 2
4. cold, overcast, and very windy [Stevens] 7 11 (Shefler) (Hale)
(Grieco) (Shepherdson) 4
5. foggy [Webster] [Shefler] 4 14 (Widdis) 1 and D1
6. foamy [Weltz] 2 10 (Schultz) (Grieco) 2
7. sulphuric [Grieco] 4 6 (Stevens) 1
8. wide-mouthed [Morgan] DQ nil
9. bear-like [Barrs] 2 13 (Abell) 1
10. of a yellowy brown color.[Lodge] DQ (Weltz) 1
11. full of danger or risk. [Madnick] 14 15 (Hale) (Stevens) 2
12. Having a rotten smell. [Emery] NV (Graham) 1
13. _Botany_ nodding; drooping. [Carson] 2 14 (Schultz) (Widdis)
(Dixon) (Barrs) (Shepherdson) 5!
14. Short and prickly, e.g. the bristles on a wild hog. [obs] Used
metaphorically for a short-tempered person. [Graham] 3 12 (Madnick)
(Shefler) (Carson) 3
15. having long narrow shallow depressions [Widdis] *5 13 (Madnick)
2 + 1 = 3
16. (obs.) sensible or reasonable; often referred to objections to a
suggested action [Shepherdson] 4 13 nil
17. having a long beard [Schultz] 6 13 (Abell) 1
18. Characteristic qualities of cities, towns, or small nations that
are close to political and geographic borders. [ Ger. bräme "margin,
border, fringe] [Hale] 4 11 nil
Making Mr. Carson the new dealer with 5 points,, and Ms. Stevens the
winner with 4.
Dave
DQ, DF