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#89928
12/19/2002 11:15 AM
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A very popular scrabble/boggle word. I keep forgetting what it means, though!
"Torr" with two Rs is another one I see a lot
I think very few of us who play these words actually know what they mean. In fact, the scrabble site says that many pro scrabblers consider definitions to be a waste of brain space. OTOH, some people think it's cheating to play words the meanings of which you don't know.
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#89929
12/19/2002 12:29 PM
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many pro scrabblers consider definitions to be a waste of brain space
Which might go a long way towards explaining the negative correlation between ability to win at Scrabble® and ability to do crossword puzzles.
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#89930
12/19/2002 12:33 PM
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You're not messing with me, are you?
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#89931
12/19/2002 2:17 PM
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"You're not messing with me, are you?" Are you protesting tort?
And a torr is 133.322 pascals
A Tor is a gate, and a male swinger ist einer Tor.
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#89932
12/22/2002 5:29 PM
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I thought a tor was a smallish mountain/hill. As to Torr, I haven't a clue
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