let's give this a try: tiddledies

PM me at your earliest with your def'n (click on hogmaster and Send a PM).

You gotta be kiddin' me--tiddledies is a real word?? [running off to look through Mrs. Byrne e]

>[running off to look through Mrs. Byrne e]

[thereby disqualifying herself from participation in round 83]

-ron o.

You're using a Mrs. Byrne word?!

I certainly didn't say that.

but I won't say where it can be found, for fear that someone will run off and LIU.

-joe (putting words in the hogmaster's mouf) friday

I'm game, nonethesame.

Yes, Anna, you are most game but certainly not fowl, as Hogmaster called Jackie when she owned up to cheating by consulting Mrs. Byrnes.

What ja want, Mister Hogmaster? You want to punish hogwash players for telling the truth?

>You want to punish hogwash players for telling the truth?

on the contrary, I'm thinking of setting up a separate competition:
hard word speed quiz: hdwdspqz®
:tongue:
:-Þ
-joe (ppppbbt) friday

Win one loose one is the game. I'll play as I said I would, even an unword like tiddledies, straight from Alice in Wonderland, but not quite. Sunday prescription does not count for PM's, so I'll take some time and I'm all ready to loose!

tiddle de dees or tiddle de dums? I'm in.

I've received seven entries to the moment, and Friday p.m. marks the sennight...

final notice

I'm in. I think. Sorry for the delay.

I'm in...in about two hours and twenty-three minutes.

Now I'm in...maybe...there was no machine acknowledgement of my submission. Something about this set up is amiss.

I'm not in receipt of anything from you, Milo.

My good definition has now been re-sent. Wish me luck.
With luck I might fool some of the slower witted people around here for a change.