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At the request of Sparteye, I will administer a couple of rounds of Hogwash (I think she just wants to keep me from getting too many points). Send me your definitions by Friday, June 8 at 4:00 pm EDT, and be ready for a new word Friday morning. I'm going to limit the number of definitions to twenty (20), though, so don't wait until the last minute. The word is:
sweven
** THE DEFINITIONS **
A. A notch cut in pieces of a garment to assure that seams are assembled correctly.
B. The pluperfect form of the obsolete verb swive, to copulate with.
C. The overflow from the crucible that holds the molten metal during bronze casting.
D. To induce a vertiginous state; to make dizzy or confused (usually passive).
E. A sauce from Sweden.
F. An obsolete word for swept.
G. A vision or dream.
H. (adj.) Used to describe one who is wholly consumed with thoughts of another, particularly one who is inaccessible.
I. To follow a direct unswerving path, originally from SW - even.
J. The fulcrum of a seesaw.
K. Diagonally across from, cater-corner.
L. A flat-bottomed boat of Scandinanvian origin.
M. Puffed up, prideful display.
N. In the Wiccan faith, a circle of seven covens who practice together.
Vote by Monday morning, y'all. The only quirk this time is that two bluff definitions were very similar. I have combined the two into one, so as not to make them obvious, and if anyone votes for that definition, both submitters will score points. Sound fair? Well, too bad.
(I think she just wants to keep me from getting too many points)
as sparteye has ably demonstrated, this need not be a hindrance to garnering BIG points.
Well, I'm a little peeved that I didn't get to submit a definition because I read the cut-off time wrong, but I think I'll go with C.
At least I get to be the first to guess . . . as if that's a perk.
I have not the vaguest, so it must be "J"!
chronist
I like, and therefore vote for B
i kinda like B
I feel a landslide coming for B!
c) for me
Put me down for G.
I'll go for j. And if it isn't j, then what pray is the fulcrum of a seesaw called (apart from fulcrum of a seesaw of course)?
Bingley
Bingley
B
Not the faintest idea, so I'm with tsuwm and b96 again!
B
Not the faintest idea, so I'm with tsuwm and b96 again!
B
Chopped liver sits calmly on the sidelines.
chopped liver...
Yehbutbutbut... I know you'll have got it right (he bluffs, grovelling)
Anyways, wassamadder, I gotta read all the posts at 2 in the mornin?!?
G for me
Rod
I dunno; B is tempting, but I am a rebel. How about D? OK - D.
These hogwash games are fun to lurk around. And, finally!! I actually know the answer.
Hi, folks! Just back from a software crash! (Watch out for Windows ME, it picks up "things" that damage the files...I had to restore my hard-drive, so if you're running it copy everything important!
Guess I just missed the vote...but I'll venture C just for the record.
And, finally!! I actually know the answer
Is it considered "bad form" to vote if you know rather than guess or infer the answer? Or is this perfectly legal?
Rod
I would have thought there's no problem unless stating 'I know this to be true'. And even then, thinking aloud, people are free to decide the metatruth of the assertion ("maybe she's bluffin' me into her daftinition...!")
(maybe she's bluffin' me into her daftinition...!)
Good point, maverick!...for, as we all know from a previous thread, many of us here are Master "Sandbaggers!"It's all part of the game!
So, go ahead...let them think you're holding a good hand!
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