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While the current pig is being hosed down, I thought I'd get out the soft soap and suds up another.

The word is gilse . I'll take definitions for a week and then post.

Uh, excuse me, Elizabeth Creith, but it is considered good form for the Hog mistress (or Hog mister) to give the players a small hint when begining a new game of Hogwash.

Would you mind using "gilse" in a complete sentence?

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Uh, excuse me, Elizabeth Creith, but it is considered good form for the Hog mistress (or Hog mister) to give the players a small hint when begining a new game of Hogwash.

Would you mind using "gilse" in a complete sentence?

Nertz. Don't let milo pull the pigskin o'er your eyes.

Here is a complete sentence using "gilse":

The contestants created many novel definitions for the word "gilse."

Alex, you are positively wicked!

Perfect, Alex - just what I'd have chosen.

I could have sworn "The word is gilse" was a complete sentence.

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I could have sworn "The word is gilse" was a complete sentence.

Thanks Marianna, for the hint.

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I could have sworn "The word is gilse" was a complete sentence.

For those of you who didn't get Marianne's hint note that there are exactly >>>52<<<characters in her sentence above.

Then assign a numerically value to each letter in the word "gilse" eg, a=1, b=2, c=3, etc. The letters total>>>52<<<.

Posted by themilum at exactly 6:52.

Posted By: Elizabeth Creith Re: A sow in the sink - 01/29/06 01:32 PM

Two more days to take definitions, and then I'll be posting - so far I have eight submissions. Anybody else?

Posted By: consuelo Re: A sow in the sink - 01/29/06 08:10 PM

I'll send you mine by Tuesday at the latest, I swear!

Posted By: AnnaStrophic Re: A sow in the sink - 01/29/06 08:18 PM

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I'll send you mine by Tuesday at the latest, I swear!

Mossy!

Posted By: Father Steve Re: A sow in the sink - 01/29/06 08:55 PM

"I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today." ~Wimpy