Babble: Archived Puzzle for Sunday, May 15, 2005

12:06 am

boatierra

T 6-21/7-32 combo

12:10 am

boatierra

Torah was in the last puzzle and I didn't even see it...I'm am such a lazy Jew...

12:12 am

mr me

O7/40

12:13 am

boatierra

R 6-24/7-36 combo

12:16 am

wilson27fan

I couldn't sleep so i did stats for everyone so here they are :

A - 11
D - 10
E - 12
G - 18
J - 6
L - 11
N - 12
O - 9
P - 17
R - 28
S - 36
T - 32
U - 4

8 - 1
7 - 10
6 - 37
5 - 72
4 - 86

206 Total Words

Good Luck All !!!

1:15 am

wilson27fan

S/8/55 - D/7/32 - G/7/40 - O/7/40 -R/7/36 - R/7/40 - S/7/28 - S/7/40 - S/7/40 - T/7/32 - T/7/32

1:21 am

wilson27fan

G/7/40 - a utensil used for melting glue
O/7/40 - a quantity on which a mathematical operation is performed
R/7/40 - to oppose or contend against

5:48 am

Treble99

Thanks for the stats.

6:52 am

boatierra

Thanks for the stats wilson27fan :)

8:35 am

fit1

thanks Wilson :)

8:39 am

fit1

ah mulhermujer, I have missed tora and torah many times in the past. Don't feel bad :) :)

9:27 am

onyx

al gore is in this grid

9:29 am

fit1

s6, 2 S7, and s8 all have to do with something you use to clean the counter.

9:48 am

boatierra

Wow, Thanks for that clue fit1. Score four words.

10:09 am

fit1

My pleasure, Mul :)

10:45 am

mg95

Anyone know any J words ?

10:46 am

mg95

or clues to help me find a J word

10:52 am

mg95

anyone know ?

10:56 am

Bash

I'm using the scrabble word lists at http://www.a2zwordfinder.com/ to find j words.

11:01 am

Gail

j4, j5, j5 and j6 all refer to moorish garments or petticoats.

11:08 am

onyx

ok, so i know what a jelaba is is it an alternate spelling or something else entirely?

11:13 am

Gail

j4/13 & j5/28 completes the j words. No definitions available for this word and the plural.

11:14 am

Gail

It's something else entirely.

12:07 pm

Krys10

Same second letter?

12:32 pm

Krys10

Help!

Where are my last two L's hiding?
LEx6, LUx3

12:46 pm

tset

You need some more lus

12:51 pm

Krys10

Thank you! Back to the dictionary :)

4:11 pm

Mary

Is anyone on? May I please have some clues. I need T7/32 (have the one - part of mouth), S7/28 & D7/42. Thanx.

4:13 pm

Krys10

D7/32 - those who fix socks
S7/28 - those who catch things in nets
I don't have the T7 you're looking for yet.
If you could help me with the R7/36 we'd be square :)

4:21 pm

DarleenMB

Krys10, r7/30: To take up again or be taken up again; resume

4:21 pm

Krys10

I just got the other T7 - it's similar to the first- definition might be something like "people who work the barbeque grill

4:22 pm

Krys10

Ugh, another re- word - I hate those! Thanks for the help.

4:38 pm

Mary

Thanks Krys10
R7/36 plural - to do again to a door.

5:01 pm

Krys10

*sigh* I'll go through my list and see everything else I can "re". Thanks for the clue!

5:27 pm

COMFERT

ruth u on????

6:23 pm

COMFERT

going 2 bed cant stay awake any longer!! 1 - 0 to babble. I admit defeat!! good night all and good luck.

9:28 pm

ruth

someone help clue 4 the r7/30 please

9:31 pm

fit1

I know of an r7 36 and an r740. Is there an r730?

9:33 pm

DarleenMB

Ruth, don't think you can have an R7/30. Divide by 4... doesn't compute. Did you mean 36?

9:34 pm

fit1

You are right, Darlene. Can't be an r30

9:44 pm

ruth

sorry
everyone just had a dumb moment

9:45 pm

DarleenMB

So Ruth, which one do you need?

10:32 pm

Krys10

An R7/30 was mentioned at 4:21, guess that's where it entered the log and got confusing...

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