9:22 am
Dr_God
Sorry again about the error this morning. I'll keep trying to iron out the problem.
9:24 am
mr me
woohoo! Thanks, Dr_God!
9:37 am
DarleenMB
Yay! Thanks Dr G!!! whew. Just in the nick of time.
9:42 am
mr me
e8/40
e7/28
i7/28
s7/28
10:15 am
Atalante
phew! hooray :) thanks Dr_God!
10:15 am
sprite
Today's babblestats, and thank you Dr_God, for supplying us with our daily drug ;)
8 x 7
7 x 8
6 x 18
5 x 53
4 x 94
-- 180 words --
A -- 12
E -- 9
F -- 33
H -- 1
i -- 6
K -- 4
L -- 14
M -- 15
O -- 11
S -- 35
T -- 40
10:18 am
Atalante
Words: 180
A : 12
E : 9
F : 33
H : 1
I : 6
K : 4
L : 14
M : 15
O : 11
S : 35
T : 40
4 : 94
5 : 53
6 : 18
7 : 8
8 : 7
10:18 am
Atalante
LOL snap Sprite! :)
10:19 am
sprite
lol... better safe than sorry :)
10:19 am
sprite
At least we know for sure we did a great job, Atalante... it checks out perfectly!
10:20 am
Atalante
yes! thats always nice to see!
and I totally admit I happened to see that m8/50 while doing the stats - I'm sure I'd never have got it otherwise!
10:23 am
Atalante
and I'm going to ask my computer god husband if he can write something for the whole process of stats. He's written a boggle solver before, but using a dictionary he's got on his hard drive. If he could hook that up to the one babble uses, we might just get something funky!
10:23 am
sprite
Still hunting for that one... so far no luck! Found a perfectly normal T8/40 though, a rather common verb in british spelling. :D
10:24 am
sprite
I am working on the same thing! There are solvers enough and my statsmaker is fine, but what we really want is a tool that combines the two without showing the words, right? Just put in the grid and out come the stats!
10:27 am
Atalante
Yup - we've got that - actually I could ask him to drag out the file and send it over to you if you'd like - you input the grid and out come the number of words - not sure about lengths, but thats easy enough to include. I just don't know how to hook it up to the enable dictionary
10:30 am
sprite
I would have to ask the one who made us the statsmaker - and we must get that enable dictionary somewhere. Let's see what we can do!
10:32 am
Atalante
Yes! I get the feeling its the dictionary thats the sticking point - at least from what husband has written in the past. I'll get him to drag out the files anyway, as a start! I think they're in c++ but I wouldn't swear to that!
10:36 am
leef34
i7/28 x 2
10:48 am
sprite
Another T8/40, only one letter different from the verb.
10:53 am
sprite
Atalante, could you give me a clue for that M8? Can't find it for the life of me.
10:54 am
Gail
And clues for the T8's too, please?
10:56 am
sprite
For the T8's, think of adding it all up (verb and the person doing it).
11:10 am
sprite
There is a 2nd S8/40.
11:16 am
wilson27fan
Is anyone else having trouble with the site today?
11:26 am
Gail
Got the two t8 words. I can see the suffixes that the big ones will end in, but finding the whole word is a challenge.
11:33 am
modina
any clues for the 8's. i am lost on this puzzle!
11:40 am
Gail
I found an F8/55 on the a2z list that means a college of priests in ancient Rome. It's similar to the F7/40.
11:47 am
sprite
Wilson27fan: this morning there was that displaying-puzzle-error again, but that is fixed now. Only problem I have with the site, not just today but for some time now, is that it reloads quite slow every now and then. Some ads take much time reloading, I believe, and as long as it is reloading, I cannot type a new word.
12:40 pm
Atalante
LOL I'm glad its not just me that (would have had) trouble with the M8 ... its got 5 vowels ....
M8: two kinship groups based on unilateral descent that together make up a tribe or society
1:02 pm
DarleenMB
Hmmm. The f8 I found says it "pertains to declaration of war and peace; heraldic"
don't tell me there are TWO of them?!
1:13 pm
Gail
The F8 I found has no definition if you click on it, but when I googled it, it gave me that definition of college of priests in ancient Rome.
1:26 pm
Atalante
well whether there's 1 or 2 - I can't find either of them LOL
1:48 pm
EvaNadine
well, if the stats are right (which im sure they are) then there can only be one F8
:)
1:50 pm
Judi
All right... that one about the ancient college of priests is ridiculously obscure!! Not to mention (take your pick): ridiculously Latin, ridiculously Italian and/or ridiculously Heraldic. Whatever happened to MODERN English????
2:05 pm
DarleenMB
Gail, I just googled mine and its the same as yours. I found my definition from the onelook site...
2:25 pm
Judi
M8 clue: starts with the french word for "me" and ends with what men wear around their necks (when they dress up). I'll leave the dividing vowel between them a mystery.
2:31 pm
Judi
Gaaah. I quit. Too many vowel make me throw in the towel!
3:44 pm
COMFERT
hello all, thanks loads for my birthday wishes the other day. im not playing today... im slowly weening myself off babble. good luck all. have a great day. P.S I also ppassed my driving test on thursday... yes i will post warning of when i am on road. hee hee
3:52 pm
sprite
Atalante, thanx! A very obscure word, and hooray! a new one for the collection of words-I-learned-from-babble!
180 words / 4.78 / 2052 points it is for today.
4:20 pm
Atalante
Urf. I just can't do this one! I've got less than half the words and my willpower is draining away ...
4:57 pm
wilson27fan
Wow, what a tough cube
5:23 pm
wilson27fan
Whew,took me all day to finish this one,Good Luck All !!
6:02 pm
gooner
anyone got any easy clues??? not very good at this only got 4 & 5 letter words!!!
7:54 pm
periwinkle
gooner, if you look at the stats, most of the words in this grid are made up of 4 and 5 letters.
7:57 pm
periwinkle
May I have a clue for the two s/8/40.
8:01 pm
periwinkle
And the o/7/28 and i/7/28 x 2, please. This is a tough grid. I need all the help I can get.
8:05 pm
runningforhome
I only have one of those, periwinkle - an i/7/28. It's very lonely... *hint hint*
8:11 pm
periwinkle
runningforhome, thanks so much. found it right away with your great clue.
8:14 pm
runningforhome
Glad to help!
I found the other i/7/28 - a type of mineral compound, it looks like.
8:15 pm
tedybeth
peri: I have clues for 2 of them.
i7/28: sometimes called dichroite; a silicate of alumina, iron, & magnesia, having a bright blue color & luster.
s8/4-: composed of or resembling the s5/10
8:20 pm
periwinkle
tedybeth, I have several s/5/10. I am not sure which one to try. I am still working on the 1/7/28 mineral.
8:58 pm
tedybeth
periwinkle: the T5 is the one that means: a type of rock that splits into thin, smooth-surfaced layers; or a writing tablet made of a similar material; or a list of candidates running for office. :-)
9:18 pm
markschell
2HOTT hey...you have added much to the game. Thanks.
11:54 pm
runningforhome
How is 'taoist' not a word?!