12:24 am
wordfreak
Where do I go to see a list of all the words from yesterday's game? I'm dying to find out what I missed.
Wordrfeak
12:27 am
LordCrank
archives, click yesterday's game, choose someone who got them all to see their list
12:31 am
BoggleJosh
c7/60, c8/80
12:40 am
BoggleJosh
a8/40
12:44 am
BoggleJosh
h7/60 x 2 (probably including LordCranks)
12:50 am
BoggleJosh
I'm tired! G'night. 79 words/1325 pts.
12:59 am
brandyjack
a7/44
1:02 am
bigbirdboss
H9/84
1:16 am
sprite
Good morning al, looks like a promising grid!
1:32 am
sprite
Make that P7/36 x 3
1:33 am
demerzel
from the rules: "* The "Qu" cube counts as two letters."
What does that mean?
1:35 am
sprite
It means that if there is a Q in the grid, it is Qu on one square and it counts as two letters. So 'quasi' takes up 4 squares in the grid, but is a 5-letter word.
1:37 am
calvin
what's p8/50, c7/48 etc?
1:38 am
sprite
P8/50 means there is a word in the grid, beginning with P, 8 letters long and worth 50 points.
1:39 am
demerzel
calvin: those are clues, p8/50 means there is a 8 letter word starting with p worth 50 points somewhere.
1:46 am
calvin
oh my! gosh i suck...
1:50 am
sprite
First time around, Calvin? ;)
2:01 am
calvin
yeah :)
what does the "x 3" in P8/50 x 3 mean?
2:02 am
sprite
Enjoy yourself! The 'x3' means there are 3 words, starting P etc.
2:02 am
darren
the 'x3' means there are three distinct words that are 'p8/50'
2:06 am
darren
t7/28
t7/36
2:07 am
Pessach
Hi,
this is my first time as well.
Not easy to find these long words, especially since English is not my mother tongue...
Greetings from Jerusalem, Israel.
2:11 am
sprite
Welcome, Pessach and Calvin. Be warned, this can be a very addictive game ;)
English isn't my native tongue either, I am from Holland. Good luck babbling!
2:15 am
Pessach
Thanks Sprite.
The highest score I have untill now:
h6/27
2:16 am
brandyjack
best to keep in mind that english borrows heavily from other languages, such as 2 x c5/14's. ladies belt (greek), and wicker glove (spanish). And then htere are the ones we cannot even find a definition of. Oh, and the Acronyms........
2:17 am
sprite
Guess stats won't hurt for this one.
9 x 1
8 x 7
7 x 24
6 x 35
5 x 61
4 x 72
--- 200 words ---
A -- 14
C -- 30
E -- 13
H -- 16
i -- 4
N -- 20
O -- 4
P -- 15
S -- 36
T -- 41
Y -- 7
2:30 am
sprite
Hey, the R is used!
3:05 am
sfneil
gooienavond, sprite! I lived in the Hague when I was a teenager. Loved it!
Tot ziens,
Neil
3:21 am
Technium
I don't see any R's Sprite :-(
Any clues?
3:40 am
beepbeep
Got the H9 / 84 - woot!
3:48 am
Technium
I'm not convinced that P8/50 should be in there - its a proper noun for sure... Its 'singular' P7/36 isn't even a word!
4:34 am
nicole
beepbeep - any chance of a clue for the H9 / 84?
4:45 am
darren
technium: the R is used in a T4/7
5:16 am
carolecs
H/9 84, holding back, not quite sure about something.
5:18 am
Pessach
R is also used in T5/16
5:18 am
Technium
Wow, okay - that's obscure, but I got it.
H9/84 is the noun of something most people do before jumping out of a plane for the first time...
5:52 am
Pessach
Untill now, I have 37 words and 548 points. Well, it's my first time...
5:55 am
beepbeep
Sorry nicole, I had to go and do some work! Did you get the H9 / 84 from the others' clues?
6:09 am
nicole
beepbeep - yes i did thanks
6:21 am
nicole
anyone know all 7 y words?
so far I have y4/7, y5/16 x2, and y6/27
What am I missing?
6:29 am
beepbeep
I have two Y4 / 7
6:37 am
fit1
Shalom, Pessach, and welcome :)
6:41 am
Jen
Morning everyone! I see I am quite behind already! :)
6:44 am
nicole
Jen - you're only behind because for some of us it's the afternoon already :-)
7:07 am
Simey
What's wrong with those who receive oil on the forehead and the plural which would be a9/60??
7:08 am
Simey
Stupid puzzle. Stopping me working AND refusing my best shots!
7:38 am
Pessach
Hi fit1! Where are you babbling from?
7:46 am
Simey
Hmph, now it won't let me have annisette. Grrr....
7:49 am
nicole
simey - i definitely agree with you about the oil on the forehead, but I think that Anisette is only a name - is it a word too?
7:54 am
Simey
Hi Nicole, I think it is a french drink, possibly a brand name I suppose.
7:55 am
nicole
Simey - you spelled it wrong - fix the spelling and it will be accepted :-)
7:55 am
Uneaixoise
anisette with one "N" is a drink
7:56 am
mzhokie
there are 2 y4/7, 3 y5/16 and 2 y6/27
7:58 am
Simey
sorry all, me and my big mouth.
8:02 am
jylcat
i just got to work and everyone is already deep into the game! ;)
8:04 am
EvaNadine
missing one P, i have:
P4x1
P5x5
P6x2
P7x3
P8x3
8:38 am
Judi
Speaking of things to drink, it won't accept "chai".
8:39 am
Uneaixoise
evanadine, i've got the same "p"s as you--figured out the last one yet?
8:40 am
Uneaixoise
and i still think it's ridiculous that it'll accept "techie" but not "tech"!
8:43 am
jylcat
it won't accept "teste" either (singular of testes)
8:47 am
duke816
probably because they're meant to be a pair!! ;-)
8:48 am
lianakate
hi..am going nuts with this game!! Are you supposed to use a dictionary?..I spend an hour and then quit! Its not easy being blonde, AND Polish!!~!!!
8:50 am
Uneaixoise
yes, for example dictionary.com, a2zwordfinder.com, morewords.com, onelook.com, etc.
8:55 am
lianakate
arghhhhh! (anguished cry)..my hour is up and I only found 74 words...
8:55 am
Craig
I thought you all were just mensas with those perfect scores!
8:56 am
lianakate
and ty, UN..somehow a dictionary seems like cheating..ACK!
8:57 am
lianakate
Craig..i am anything BUT a Mensa..and, dont want to be one!! Somehow, personalities are affected..bwaaaaahahahahah
9:01 am
ryser2k
yeah this game is significantly easier with oneword.com and the stats list... it's almost not worth playing...
9:03 am
Gail
Using word finds or dictionaries isn't cheating, any more than using a crossword dictionary when working the New York Times crossward is. It's not like we're playing for prizes or anything. And the ranking system on the game is totally inaccurate if you are playing for rank. It's just fun to do and always good to improve your vcabulary and wast a bit of time at work. Just have some fun and meet some nice people here.
9:05 am
Gail
That should have been "waste a bit of time at work"
That's how you find more words in this game - by misspelling them!
9:05 am
Jen
WOW! morewords.com is my new best friend...
9:07 am
Uneaixoise
thanks, Gail--i agree--and i think most of us get a significant portion of the puzzle on our own and use the helps after that . . .
9:07 am
Goose
hey ya'll, just got on. z's..what r ya gonna do with them? :)
9:07 am
Burnout897
Using a crossword dictionary for the NY Times puzzle is cheating also, maybe you should try the local metro puzzle instead.
9:08 am
Judi
Did someone say there was an A9 that was a plural of A7-28? That does not compute, Dr. Smith.
9:10 am
Gail
There is only one 9 letter word and it starts with H, from what I have seen.
9:11 am
Uneaixoise
according the posted stats, the only 9 would have to be the "H"
9:11 am
Judi
That's what I thought, as long as the stats posted are reliable.
9:26 am
Craig
Who post the stats? I see Sprite did earlier. Can we get a re-post so we don't have to scroll down so far?
9:28 am
jaelithe
Allows acronyms, but not SETI :P
9:31 am
EvaNadine
report:
9 x 1
8 x 7
7 x 24
6 x 35
5 x 61
4 x 72
--- 200 words ---
A -- 14
C -- 30
E -- 13
H -- 16
i -- 4
N -- 20
O -- 4
P -- 15
S -- 36
T -- 41
Y -- 7
9:32 am
EvaNadine
i never did find that last P, by the way.
did anyone else have better luck?
i have:
P4x1
P5x5
P6x2
P7x3
P8x3
9:35 am
Dr_God
I'm just letting you guys know that I'm putting on my construction hat today and doing work on how the High Scores list is displayed. Before the influx of new Babblers this week, the High Score list used to take a long time to display, but now it takes a loooooooong time. I'm actually starting to hear soft whimpers and moaning coming from the Babble server every time someone views a previous day's puzzle.
So to alleviate things a little, I'm working on a fix that should fix the High Scores list so it displays instantly from now on.
So if there is some minor goofiness with the site in a little while, bear with me, I'll have it ironed out soon enough.
9:36 am
EvaNadine
thanks for the heads-up dr_god :)
9:37 am
Patty
Can I ask a stupid question? How do I interpret the alpha/numerical clues?
9:41 am
Technium
evanadine: It's a P5 that you're missing. They're all pretty similar though.
9:42 am
EvaNadine
Patty:
ex: P8/50
P-word, 8 letters, worth 50 points.
ex: P4x3
3 P-wrds that are 4 letters long
9:42 am
EvaNadine
thanks Technium, ill get crackin!
9:47 am
EvaNadine
ok, i feel like im looking for the wrong thing...
i have Pen 5/14 x4
and Pen 5/20 x1
whats the last one?
9:50 am
Craig
Done for the night. 11 pm in Asia. Check back with you in the morning
9:52 am
GoBraves
It might be a guy thing Evanadine
9:55 am
EvaNadine
heh, ive definitely got the guy thing, gobraves...
is it another P-e-n word?
9:56 am
GoBraves
don't know I am missing one too...sorry
9:57 am
Technium
All 6 of them are Pen words. It's another Pen5/14 by the looks of it.
9:58 am
jaelithe
evanadine-- you get an italian food item and a foreign currency?
10:02 am
EvaNadine
ive got 2 male words, the bird/feather word, and 2 currency words...
gotta get that italian food word, i suppose!
10:03 am
mtnjock
evandine, I have Pen5/14x5
10:03 am
heatherann
I've got 4 Pen5/14s: guy thing, italian food, and two kinds of currency. Anyone have a fifth?
10:04 am
Technium
You might be missing the manly plural...
10:04 am
EvaNadine
finally got the last one!
obvious italian food, but its not in the a2z, in case anyone is looking there.
*smacks forehead*
10:11 am
Goose
GoBraves - what's your musical choice today? :)
10:12 am
Technium
Hows everyone doing? I'm 148 / 5.34 / 2933 and it's nearly home time.
10:14 am
Goose
anyone got a clue for the other p5 currency? not the one for your thoughts
10:14 am
EvaNadine
goose, just change the last letter
10:15 am
Uneaixoise
got it--thanks, Evanadine!
10:16 am
Goose
got it :) thanks
10:17 am
Goose
why wont it take csiny; ya know CSI:NY (one of my fav tv shows) ;)
10:21 am
piglit
wow - i found the (a) p8/50 happy
10:21 am
cagey
anyone care to share a breakdown for the o's and i's ? Thanks.
10:21 am
Uneaixoise
n8/40
10:22 am
Uneaixoise
o4 / 3
o5 x 1
10:24 am
Goose
I have o4/4 and o4/6; what am i missing
10:24 am
Goose
didn't see that mess..sorry:)
10:25 am
EvaNadine
i have o4/4x2 and o4/6.
missing the o5, myself
10:26 am
Uneaixoise
so the count must be off on the "o"s
10:28 am
Uneaixoise
oh, sorry! LOL! I misread that--thought you were saying there was an o6!
10:29 am
Uneaixoise
o5 is a cousin to the Uncle Ben o4
10:30 am
EvaNadine
there is a 2nd C7/48 (not sure if its been noted before)
10:30 am
EvaNadine
heh, thanks Uneaixoise!
10:31 am
Technium
I have O4/4*2, O4/6 and O5/10.
10:33 am
Jen
the "tion" keeps staring at me, taunting me, but I'm not seein' any way to use it. Is it used?
10:34 am
cagey
got the o's thank you!
10:35 am
Goose
am i the only idiot not getting the cousin to the Uncle Ben o4?
10:37 am
cagey
Goose - think past tense
10:39 am
serra
Jen, the only tion I have starts with s, but I am a long way from having all the words.
10:39 am
Technium
Jen: yep it's used ;-)
10:39 am
Goose
i think i have that one...first word children hear in storytelling?
10:41 am
cagey
No Goose, Uncle Ben's cousin in the past.
10:42 am
Technium
Anyone else found the place name P8/50? Grrr.
10:43 am
EvaNadine
the -tion i have is an S7/36 (dont think its been listed yet)
10:45 am
fit1
The chat log is now way too long to follow.
d on't know if anyone mentioned the n736 or the s736 which has to do with area. If so, I apologize.
10:46 am
Goose
well, i guess im an idiot..nothing is happening with me and this o - cousin from the past is soaring over my highlighted hair :)
10:47 am
serra
I get a tetch ornery when Babble won't take certain words...
10:47 am
Goose
got it - on chance ;) thanks for the help
10:49 am
heatherann
"Anyone else found the place name P8/50? Grrr."
It's not a range of islands made of small coins, but you might think so from the name.
10:50 am
serra
Goose, It's actually an adjectival form. THink Scottish cuisine...
10:59 am
heatherann
I am totally lost with the i's. I can't find ANY. a2zwordfinder isn't helping either, and I've tried ia- io- it- is- in- ic-... help?
11:02 am
jylcat
I've got P8/50 but it's not a place name. it's what you would be if you were atoning for a sin.
11:02 am
Uneaixoise
goose, this is the dictionary definition of O5: Of, made of, or containing (O4)
11:02 am
Goose
i6/18 - another word for when you are determined to complete a task
11:03 am
Uneaixoise
you know there are 3 P8/50's, right?
11:03 am
Goose
i have those two and the "former" o, still needing an 14/4
11:03 am
mtnjock
for the i4/9 think that simpson's cartoon with scratchy.
11:04 am
Uneaixoise
2 of the i's relate to how your skin feels when you have poison ivy or a mosquito bite
11:06 am
cagey
Goose, i4/4 = a kiln for drying hops
11:07 am
cagey
sorry, I meant to type o 4/4
11:09 am
Goose
thanks for the i's, not surprisingly i had thought of that word earlier but was mispelling it....yikes
11:10 am
Goose
thanks cagey - got it? you'd think i'd know that being a fan of hops ;)
11:10 am
EvaNadine
ive got i4/9, i6/18, i6/33
any clues on the 4th?
11:11 am
Goose
same ones i have
11:16 am
serra
Can I have a clue for the h-9? The "what you do before jumping out of a plane" clue isn't doing it for me--I've tried every version of "praying" and "hail mary" etc. that I can think of!
11:17 am
jylcat
i'm having a lot of trouble with the A's. I've got these:
a/5 10
a/8 40
a/6 18
a/7 28
but... any help on the others?
11:17 am
jylcat
ooh, and a/6 24
11:18 am
EvaNadine
reluctance, involuntary unwillingness, pausing...
11:18 am
Goose
a feeling of nervousness or apprehension about something - it took me awhile to get the tense right on that one
some might have a feeling of ________ before walking down the aisle, jumping out of a plane, etc.
11:19 am
torgone
sera, it's actually the state you are in if you're not eager to jump.
11:21 am
serra
Thanks--I think what was fooling me was that me own reaction to jumping out of a plane would be so much more intense than that h-9!!!
11:23 am
jylcat
took me forever to get that correct tense and spelling on h/9!
11:23 am
torgone
evandine, there's another i6/18
11:27 am
Uneaixoise
a8/40
11:28 am
Uneaixoise
a7/44 and a7/48
11:30 am
sj
Hints for the "a" words just listed?
11:33 am
Uneaixoise
a8 was described pretty fully earlier--a french liqueur tasting like licorice
11:34 am
Uneaixoise
a7/44: A person who renounces material comforts and leads a life of austere self-discipline, especially as an act of religious devotion
11:34 am
jylcat
i got the french liquor one, but it took me forever to spell it right!
11:34 am
EvaNadine
thanks torgone -- the vowels always get me!
11:34 am
Uneaixoise
a6/24 : rising, moving upward
11:37 am
woozee
any hint for a7/48???
11:38 am
Dani
finally got that pesky h9. now i can go to lunch.
11:38 am
Uneaixoise
the phonetic spelling of the 8th letter of the alphabet :-)
11:38 am
EvaNadine
plural of an A5/20
try spelling phonetically a letter of the alphabet...
11:43 am
woozee
cool! thanks evanadine and Uneaixoise
11:45 am
jylcat
for Pete's sake!!! (phoenetic spelling of 8th alphabet letter).
11:46 am
cagey
I need help with the second i6/18 - I have the "born with" one, but am coming up empty for the other.
11:47 am
sj
Wow those ones about phoenetic spelling would have had me going all day! Thanks for the head's up.
11:51 am
Goose
i6; when you are determined to do something
11:53 am
Uneaixoise
i think i have the "determined" one--what's the other?
11:54 am
Goose
plural of an i4
11:54 am
cagey
Got it, Goose. I was dancing all around it.
11:56 am
Uneaixoise
the i6 plural i have is related to a skin rash reaction . . .
11:56 am
cagey
Une: i6/18 born with a certain ability or talent
11:57 am
Goose
i didn't mean to say plural..im hungry :)
12:03 pm
Goose
have we discussed the y's? i only have 1 :(
12:04 pm
Uneaixoise
y4 x 2
y5 x 3
y6 x 2
12:04 pm
Uneaixoise
think barbra streisand movie with mandy patinkin
12:05 pm
EvaNadine
Y4x2, Y5x3, Y6x2
12:08 pm
Goose
no l for the movie, am trying other letters
12:12 pm
sj
Try a vowel goose ...
12:13 pm
Goose
got it :) thanks
12:14 pm
EvaNadine
goose, try the other possible vowel too.
;)
12:15 pm
Goose
thank you! these y's are really tripping me up
12:15 pm
bcritch
Hey, aint aint a word 'cause aint aint in the dictionary! :)
12:17 pm
Goose
im in tn and even though i don't say it, 'round here ets fer sure a word! ;)
12:17 pm
EvaNadine
ahh, but its a contraction.
;)
12:19 pm
Uneaixoise
hey, goose, i'm in nashville
12:21 pm
Goose
im about 20 min up.."gracious and growing" gallatin - originally from m'boro
12:27 pm
Goose
i hate to be so needy but im still stuck on the y's - missing 4i have y5x2 and a y4. any kind soul want to help:)
12:28 pm
EvaNadine
both Y6-es are plurals of Y5-s
12:29 pm
EvaNadine
the other Y5 is a plural of a Y4 and the other Y4 is exactly the same except the last letter
12:29 pm
Uneaixoise
a y6 is the plural of one of your y5's
12:32 pm
Abby1
This is my second time playing...just exactly how many words are in each puzzle or does it differ daily??? Thanks! (From MS Gulf Coast)
12:33 pm
EvaNadine
abby -- it differs daily.
i have seen puzzles as short as 30 and as long as over 400 words.
usually someone will run the puzzle through a "solver" to get the stats for each day and post them for everyone to see.
then players will post clues to the longer words as they find them.
12:34 pm
sfneil
repost:
9 x 1
8 x 7
7 x 24
6 x 35
5 x 61
4 x 72
--- 200 words ---
A -- 14
C -- 30
E -- 13
H -- 16
i -- 4
N -- 20
O -- 4
P -- 15
S -- 36
T -- 41
Y -- 7
12:35 pm
mtnjock
Hey Goose, Memphis here
12:36 pm
Goose
if you scroll down (possibly way down) you will find the stats posted. they are dif everyday. this is my first week and im addicted. have fun
and in case you are wondering, a clue like y4/7, means a word that starts with y and has 4 letters and is worth 7 points
12:37 pm
Goose
lots of tn!!! my bad score is gonna make us look bad. thank god for une and you! ;)
12:43 pm
sj
I'm so lost on the y4's. I am so sure that they are looking right at me! I've tried so many 'ye' combos
12:46 pm
mtnjock
Think Yiddish... for the Y's
12:47 pm
Goose
the y's made me want to fall on a sharp sword...don't feel bad
12:49 pm
mtnjock
The H9 wouldn't be a variation on the h6/27 would it?
12:49 pm
Goose
y: 4 have the same first 4 letters with various endings
3 have the same first 3 letters and various endings.
ask again if you need too. it took me many, many hints :)
12:50 pm
mtnjock
Y4 is the Hindu name of 'Sasquach' in their legends.
12:50 pm
slchockley
Another Memphis here. . .
12:51 pm
Goose
no, think of a state of being, the tense is weird on that one. nervous people always have a feeling of ______ about new situations. ? :)
12:51 pm
mtnjock
One Y5 is the Jewish word for meddlesome woman / gossip. one Y6 is the plural
12:56 pm
mtnjock
Yenite - Valid word that means a silicate of iron and lime occuring in black prismatic crystals. I hate it when I find a good word and it won't take it.
12:58 pm
sj
good word mtnjock and thanks for the help goose!
1:00 pm
mtnjock
I once wanted to be a chemical engineer, but then, I wised up. LOL
1:00 pm
Goose
no prob, i'm going to lunch people, my brain hurts :0
1:02 pm
fit1
there is an E7
1:04 pm
Abby1
So far I've got 75 words, score 1112. Is that good for my second go around? I'm getting a headache. : / Thanks for the help guys and dolls! I've got y5/16, y6/27, y4/7, y5/16.
1:05 pm
Telis
there's also an e7/28
1:05 pm
Goose
we can not be friends..your score is better than mine! :) im seriously getting up now....
1:06 pm
mtnjock
pluralize both your other y5, thats the male derivitive.
1:14 pm
sj
I think I am trying to knock out the hardest letters first! I was on a roll with the o's and got stuck on o5
1:19 pm
Aypri11e
there are two E7/28s
1:26 pm
Abby1
I'll take that as an okay goose, ; ). I've only gotten two o's a 4 and a 5. Phooey...
1:31 pm
mtnjock
ok, I don't feel so bad about the H9 now. I assume there was only 1 usable H.
1:32 pm
mtnjock
Abby1 - pluralize your y5's to get your y6's.
1:37 pm
sarcasticah
Does anyone have hints for the E7s?
1:39 pm
smithchick
e7/28 is a french word, I think.
1:40 pm
Abby1
I've found h4/7, h5/16, h6/27, h5/16, h4/7...no h9 though.
1:42 pm
Abby1
I've got one y6 now, just got to figure out the other. I pluralized both so I'm missing something. Thank goodness they don't take points away for spelling like a 1st grader. : )
1:43 pm
mtnjock
Abby- Look at the clues from Goose and read my last post on the H9 thing. They are all good clues if you don't assume which H to start with.
1:43 pm
sj
Abby do you have a hint for the o5?
1:45 pm
mtnjock
E7 words, one is a french based word meaning an agreement between 2 or more governments, and the other is spanish based one for live oak.
1:46 pm
mtnjock
sj - think o4/4 just with a different ending.
1:47 pm
mtnjock
I have i4/9 and i6/18, any help with the other 2?
1:47 pm
jylcat
woo hoo! got all the Y's. thanks folks!
1:49 pm
torgone
ther's another i6/18 and the plural of i4/9
1:50 pm
sj
i6/33 is the plural of i4/9, how your skin feels after an ant bite or poison oak contact
1:54 pm
EvaNadine
got the french E7, but not getting the spanish one...any other clues on that one?
2:01 pm
Uneaixoise
spanish live oak spelled almost exactly like town near Los Angeles
2:04 pm
Uneaixoise
E6/24 singular
E7/36 plural
2:05 pm
mtnjock
does anyone have a clue for the T4/7 that uses the R
2:06 pm
mtnjock
Never mind... More than 1 H on the board...
2:06 pm
Uneaixoise
Any of several goatlike mammals of the genus Hemitragus of mountainous regions of Asia, having curved horns and a shaggy coat
2:07 pm
EvaNadine
ok, got the E7/36 but isnt there supposed to be a 2nd E7/28?
2:09 pm
Uneaixoise
yes that's the agreement between two countries
2:10 pm
Uneaixoise
oh sorry did you mean a second e7/28?
2:10 pm
mtnjock
Question, how is it that everyone knows the lengths and values of the words, without knowing the words? Is there a matrix somewhere?
2:13 pm
EvaNadine
yes, Uneaixoise, i thought someone listed a 2nd one. maybe im mistaken?
mtnjock -- some people have "solvers" that they can plug the puzzle into and get stats without having to see the words.
i know how to get stats, but i can only do it seeing the answers, so i dont get stats myself unless i know i cant play that day.
2:13 pm
Uneaixoise
usually it's because someone has found a word and has posted the initial letter and length within this chat area
2:13 pm
Dani
spanish live oak is stumping me. any more clues on that one?
2:14 pm
Uneaixoise
At 01:19 pm Aypri11e said...
there are two E7/28s
2:15 pm
marydoug
T4/7 using R.. Any of several goatlike mammals of mountainous regions of Asia
2:15 pm
EvaNadine
if you change the last letter of the word, there was a movie in the 80s (or early 90s?) called "E_ _ _ _ _ Man" about a caveman starring brendan frasier.
:)
2:16 pm
Uneaixoise
Any of several American evergreen oaks, such as Quercus virginiana of Mexico and the southeast United States or Q. agrifolia of California
2:16 pm
Dani
the other E7/28 means Occurring annually. Used of the prevailing northerly summer winds of the Mediterranean.
2:17 pm
Uneaixoise
thanks, evanadine--i'd forgotten about that movie!
2:17 pm
mtnjock
movie, late 80's Branden Frasure starred as a caveman found in CA. The movie was called ______0 Man.
2:17 pm
EvaNadine
heh, i dont think i ever actually SAW it...
2:18 pm
Uneaixoise
i did!
2:19 pm
Dani
got em...thanks for the help
2:19 pm
Uneaixoise
just found e6/27--everyone already got that one?
2:23 pm
Dani
clues welcome on the e6/27
2:23 pm
Uneaixoise
the second e7/28 begins with the french word for summer (guess that's where 'Mediterranean summer winds' came from)
2:25 pm
Uneaixoise
it's a colorless flammable gas--the e7 is a shortened version of the 9-letter word also used for this gas
2:27 pm
sj
I'm stuck on the french "e" word. Any more tips?
2:30 pm
Uneaixoise
comes from the french word meaning to hear or understand
2:35 pm
mtnjock
I hope everyone knows that the e7/36 is the plural form of the word, and will get you e6/24
2:38 pm
lemonpizza
thank you mayor
2:39 pm
Judi
I'm totally confused. Are there 2 or 3 E7's??
2:40 pm
iamhannah
cecilia?
2:40 pm
lemonpizza
I'm stuck on y6, I've got the two that are plurals of the y5, but can't get the third
2:42 pm
torgone
I have e7/28 x 2, e7/30
2:42 pm
torgone
oops, e7/36 i meant
2:45 pm
Telis
the shorter e words are tough
2:48 pm
kristin
ok what is going on, i entered the answer for brandon frazier movie and it is spelled corrrectly but it won't accept it!!
2:50 pm
Telis
the word isn't exactly the same as the movie title
2:51 pm
Goose
GEEZ!! you leave for an hour and you miss ALOT of clues! funny clue , bad movie ( e clue from earlier) ;)
2:52 pm
Goose
change the last vowel
2:52 pm
superstar
hannah?
3:00 pm
smithchick
Any clues on e's? I have:
e7/28x2, e7/36, e6/24x2, e6/27, e6/33, e4/4, and e4/9
3:01 pm
Dani
have we gone over a's yet? i can only find 9 of em
3:04 pm
mama
Finally getting a chance to play today. Wonder why it won't take a P6 that's the common name of a flower? Says it's not a valid word.
3:07 pm
Judi
Are you talkin about "Peony", mama? If so, you're missing the "o".
3:08 pm
heatherann
I'm still missing one A, but here's 13 of them:
Aa4 x1, Ai4 x1, Ai5 x1, Ai7 x1
An4 x2, An5 x1, An6 x1, An7 x1, An8 x1
As6 x1, As7 x1
At4 x1
3:09 pm
mama
No, I'm talking about one that rhymes with the Yiddish Y6. Also known as star flower, and popular here in Florida for attracting hummingbirds.
3:15 pm
jaelithe
Mama, I think I tried the same word and was frustrated, though I was thinking of it as a common Greek prefix.
3:15 pm
llama
heatherann - there's another an5/10
3:16 pm
Judi
Well, mama, that's a good question then. I was wondering the same thing about "chai" and an alternate spelling of P5 (type of pasta) -neither of which are accepted.
3:17 pm
Judi
need one more word to break 100. (Blood vessels straining....)
3:18 pm
Judi
Ahhhhhh. 100.
3:20 pm
jaelithe
You're right, Judi-- chai should totally be accepted as an English word. They serve it at Starbucks, for heaven's sake.
3:21 pm
llama
any idea on the two hs I'm missing?
I've got: ha4x3, ha5x4, ha6, ha7, he4x3, he5, he9
thanks!
3:22 pm
bill_pizer
Chai is supposed to be acceptable in the new version of the Scrabble dictionary (OSPD4) out now.
3:25 pm
Judi
Need clues for A744, A748, C760 and C880. Prettypleasewithsugarontop?
3:28 pm
Michelle
llama,
You are missing a ha7, he6
3:28 pm
jaelithe
The a7/44 wouldn't put any milk or sugar in his chai.
3:32 pm
llama
thanks Michelle. =)
3:33 pm
Isabell
Judi,
C7/60 & C8/80 run really fast.
3:36 pm
mtnjock
cause you asked soooo nicely judi
A7/44 -> look at i6/33
C7 is a feline in the wilds of africa
c8 is more than one of them.
3:38 pm
pmbuko
you mean A7/48
3:38 pm
sage
a7/48 - more than one H
3:41 pm
mtnjock
my a7/48 ( you were right, I meant that one) only has one h
3:44 pm
iamhannah
cecilia?
3:45 pm
superstar
hannah?
3:47 pm
superstar
i think i've maxed out; it's driving me crazy though
3:48 pm
sage
DEFINITION of a7/48 - more than one H
3:49 pm
iamhannah
it makes my head hurt
3:51 pm
superstar
yes. are you working late?
3:52 pm
iamhannah
yes. i'm working right now.
3:53 pm
superstar
well, if you are, good luck. i am officially done. can't believe there are over 100 words i can't see . . .
3:53 pm
iamhannah
alright, have a good night.
3:56 pm
superstar
you too. talk to you later.
3:56 pm
Dani
i'm maxed out at 150...time to go home
gl all
3:59 pm
llama
could someone please help me out with a clue for he6? I feel like I've exhausted all the possibilities...=) thanks so much.
4:03 pm
sfneil
he6 sounds like a euphemism for "hell" plus an irritating woodland insect
4:03 pm
Isabell
llama,
He6 - rushed, hurried.
4:10 pm
Goose
thanks llama, i was stuck on that one too. its funny how words miss you even when you have looked at the darn grid a million times!!!
4:10 pm
Goose
oops, thanks isabelle
4:12 pm
Goose
has anyone used the z? just curious
4:13 pm
augurus
Dear balding sage, a7/48 has one h. Are you being senile again or did you find another a7/48?
4:15 pm
Charlie
hey, I'm new but having fun learning the codes....I have gone crazy trying to do this on my own.....what is the best site to find the words that don't sound like words? tnx
4:16 pm
EvaNadine
ok, im still COMPLETELY missing the He6...can someone give me another clue?
4:18 pm
mtnjock
now, c7/60 has more than one H
4:19 pm
EvaNadine
ahh, got the He6.
:)
4:21 pm
Goose
repost:
9 x 1
8 x 7
7 x 24
6 x 35
5 x 61
4 x 72
--- 200 words ---
A -- 14
C -- 30
E -- 13
H -- 16
i -- 4
N -- 20
O -- 4
P -- 15
S -- 36
T -- 41
Y -- 7
4:22 pm
EvaNadine
there are 2 C7/60 with 2 H-es
:)
4:23 pm
Lauren
Well, I still haven't gotten the he6...any new help?
4:26 pm
Goose
song from the 80's or 90's..."it's gettin, it's gettin, it's gettin kinda_____" :)lol
4:30 pm
nicole
OK, now I got the He6 but only after I got it did I get sfneil's clue and it took me a while :-(
4:32 pm
Goose
so there is a c7/60 that is not an animal and has two h's in it?
4:33 pm
sfneil
sorry nicole, it wasn't the best clue!
4:34 pm
Uneaixoise
nope, they're ALL animals! :-)
4:34 pm
Lauren
Goose - forgive me if I say, "Not Helpful" to your clue! :)
4:34 pm
nicole
sfneil - i actually thought it was clever
4:35 pm
Goose
i knew it was a stretch, i remember that song so i figure everybody did. ya never know what will click for some folks.. :) but i agree on it's lameness
4:37 pm
jaelithe
In fact, they're all the SAME sort of animal.
4:37 pm
nicole
goose it worked for me :-)
4:39 pm
Lauren
Ah - finally got it (no thanks to Goose!). Just kidding. Anyway, I was thinking of the wrong irritating woodland insect...
4:39 pm
jennybee
did anyone else get a c8/80?
4:42 pm
Uneaixoise
c8/80 yes
4:42 pm
lemonpizza
oooh this game has killed my brain, i shoulda guessed he6 from sfneil's clue cuz i just went camping, but i had to google goose's clue
4:42 pm
Goose
i need more help with this c7/60 with 2 h's not the animal and yes jennybee :)
4:44 pm
Goose
i am totally cracking up..i jeevesed my clue for fun and that isn't even the right word!!! classic, i've been singing the wrong word for years..dork! :)
4:44 pm
Uneaixoise
all 4 are cats
4:45 pm
lemonpizza
goose: c6 42, c7 60 x 2, and c8 80 are all the same animal different spellings tho
4:45 pm
dork59072
Yes Goose?
4:47 pm
Goose
hehe..i was calling myself a dork hope that doesn't offend you? ;)
4:48 pm
Goose
ok i'm with ya on that but does the 3rd spelling of the animal have two h's also?
4:50 pm
Telis
I think part of the fun of the game is figuring out for yourself, especially when you've already been given several clues.
4:51 pm
Uneaixoise
yes 2 h's all 'round
4:52 pm
Lauren
Well Telis, don't read the clues then.
4:57 pm
augurus
Don't listen to mtnjock or Technium on h9/84. And the noun doesn't really describe an action either.
5:06 pm
Uneaixoise
I have:
a7 x 2
c7 x 3
e7 x 3
h7 x 1
n7 x 1
p7 x 3
s7 x 1
t7 x 2
could someone tell me what other 7's I'm missing? thanks!
5:08 pm
EvaNadine
goose, i already had the H6, but i thought that was the word in the song too...if its not, what IS it then??
5:09 pm
Isabell
Une,
I have an A7 and an H7 that you don't have listed.
5:10 pm
Uneaixoise
thanks, Isabell
5:11 pm
nicole
is the r used anywhere apart from the t4/7?
5:11 pm
augurus
One of those n4s should not be on the list. That's just plain stupid like 'baddest': it makes me cringe, cower, and cry.
5:14 pm
sage
dear moronic augurus:
look up the definition of a7/48.
that is all.
5:19 pm
sj
Any clues to be had for the an7? It's my last "a" word!
5:20 pm
Isabell
sj,
It's the plural of An6
5:22 pm
Isabell
Sorry, not plural - different verb tense
5:22 pm
Uneaixoise
got it . . . whew!
5:23 pm
augurus
An7/28: What you do with Clearsil and other similar substances.
Dear cowardly sage, since you love the letter h so much, I'll throw an h7/60 at you the next time I see you. :P
5:24 pm
sj
thx isabell, I can't believe I missed that!
5:24 pm
Uneaixoise
are there more than 4 c6's?
5:26 pm
EvaNadine
augurus -- any clues on tht H7/60?
5:28 pm
Isabell
Une - if there are, I haven't found 'em.
And yer plenty welcome to all. :)
5:36 pm
marydoug
Une, I have a C7 you dont have
5:38 pm
Uneaixoise
thanks, Iceboy
5:42 pm
fit1
I have 5 c6's
5:43 pm
bcritch
I cannot believe that Asia is not an accepted word...
5:52 pm
Uneaixoise
got the 5th one--thanks, fit1!
6:22 pm
EMAGS
anyone been able to use the Z yet?
6:24 pm
kolding
asia and asian. Doesn't like either one.
6:50 pm
sj
argh! I am stuck at 100 :(
6:51 pm
kimdog
repost (cause i'm tired of scrollin down):
9 x 1
8 x 7
7 x 24
6 x 35
5 x 61
4 x 72
--- 200 words ---
A -- 14
C -- 30
E -- 13
H -- 16
i -- 4
N -- 20
O -- 4
P -- 15
S -- 36
T -- 41
Y -- 7
6:54 pm
Tim
thanks kimdog
7:02 pm
Jax
ok, I am terrible at this. just got home from work. you are probably all done. anyone use the ETTE?
7:08 pm
kimdog
Jax... in an A8/40
7:12 pm
Jax
thanx kimdog, I will work on that
7:30 pm
pmbuko
The n8/40 must be obvious as nobody has asled for a clue yet... but I can't get it! :(
7:35 pm
lemonpizza
I dont have the n8 either
7:35 pm
jpenning
n8/40 not obvious, same suffix as a8/40, representation of a hazelnut in heraldry!
7:38 pm
fit1
n840 - coming into existence.Birth
7:41 pm
lemonpizza
got it! thanks jpenning
7:42 pm
jaelithe
so there are two n8/40s?
7:43 pm
fit1
ooopss. I gave you the definition for an N&36. I apologize. I don't have the N840. Mea culpa :(
7:43 pm
jaelithe
Got 'em both! Thanks y'all.
7:44 pm
fit1
that's an n736. Geez, my typewriter can't type tonight
8:02 pm
DarleenMB
OK, have I lost my mind? I KNOW that a couple of weeks ago, "haint" was allowed ... I remember being surprised because it's vernacular ...figured it wouldn't get in. But it did. Today it won't take it.
8:05 pm
Jax
I'm missing an o, I have o 4/4 x2 and o 4/6, what am I missing?
8:08 pm
sj
os4/4 is A kiln for drying hops or malt or drying and curing tobacco.
8:08 pm
marydoug
Jax... O5/10
8:08 pm
sj
oa5/10 is Of, made of, or containing oa4/4
8:09 pm
sj
I am goint to try again for clues for n8/40 please...
8:09 pm
jpenning
missing o is o5/10, like the favorite breakfast of Ernie's roommate
8:12 pm
marydoug
N8/40 - A small round piece of meat, especially loin or fillet of lamb, veal, or pork.
8:13 pm
Jax
Thanks folks. this game is a pain in my a@@, why am I still sitting here??
8:13 pm
sj
thank you so much ice!
8:15 pm
Dr_God
Alright, Babblers! The upgrade is done. Viewing the High Score list for a previous day's puzzle is now super fast. No more long waits.
8:23 pm
lemonpizza
are there 2 N8/40?
8:34 pm
sj
i've only got one lemon but i know i am woefully behind
8:38 pm
jpenning
I got all the A's:
Aa4 Ai4x2 Ai5 Ai7
An4x2 An5x2 An6 An7
As6 As7
At4
But I'm missing an H:
Ha4x3 Ha5x4 Ha6 Ha7
He4x3 He5 He6 He9
Anybody help me out?
8:40 pm
pmbuko
Anyone finish any letters other than A,H,I,O, and Y?
8:41 pm
pmbuko
There are two Ha7
8:42 pm
smithchick
Any clues on as7/44?
8:43 pm
pmbuko
and there's only one letter difference between the two
8:45 pm
pmbuko
a7/44: five of its letters are the same as a6/24
8:49 pm
sfneil
are there really 2 ai4s??
8:49 pm
jdkjd
Need a clue on either of the Ha7 words...
8:52 pm
jpenning
I've got all P except one:
P4/6
P5/14X5 P5/20
P6/24 P7/36X3 P8/50X3
They all begin the same anyway so I'm not leaving out much.
8:53 pm
jpenning
One Ha7 = plural Ha5/26
8:53 pm
kimdog
Ive got one jdkjd-
Ha/7
Chop, chop
9:02 pm
Jfactor
I need help with P8/50 anyone have that one?
9:07 pm
Mom
Jfactor,
plural of p7/36it is obtained from gasoline
9:07 pm
marydoug
jpenning.. you are missing a P6/24... both are the same except for the last letter
9:11 pm
jpenning
3 p8/50s, 2 plural 1 singular
singular might help if you're a good Catholic
plurals, 1 namesake of mountain range, the other a compound with 5 carbons
9:12 pm
jpenning
Thanks IceBoySF
9:14 pm
Jfactor
Thanks Mom...still trying to get it but I wanted to thank you!
9:15 pm
jpenning
Got A8, C8, N8, P8x3...
Any clue on other 2?
9:17 pm
Mom
Jfactor - you are welcome - good luck
9:19 pm
Mom
Jfactor - I don't mean to ruin it for you but if you think of a shampoo that ladies mostly use and change the vowel on the second letter. Maybe that will help. :)
9:22 pm
Jfactor
LOL Thanks MOm...I got it! Great clue~
9:23 pm
Mom
Jfactor - glad to help.
9:33 pm
jaelithe
So, obscure mountain ranges accepted, but not entire continents . . .
Ah, these twisted proper noun rules will drive me bonkers!
9:35 pm
mxzombie
you all may have already covered this - but does that Z do anything???
thanks! =)
9:47 pm
brandyjack
the Z does nothing and the R is only used twice.
9:50 pm
smithchick
Are all p5/14's pen's? I'm stumped on the last P5/14. Thx!
9:58 pm
Uneaixoise
yes, all "pen"
10:45 pm
jpenning
All p5/14 have same beginnings just end in different vowels
10:56 pm
smithchick
How many p5/14's are there? I've got four and no other vowels are there but those.
11:04 pm
jpenning
Oops there's another set of 2 p5/14's, one a body part & one its plural. I might be accused of thinking with it on occasion...
11:44 pm
jpenning
T8 verb form related to childhood disease
11:50 pm
cyclops
Love ya baby!
Don't hate me!
muahh
11:52 pm
mchat
Love ya too :) You got me addicted to this game!!