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Milla aka. the Slayer
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Well, just when I got my internet up after 2 days, I come here only to find a word that closes the round. :p
(unless somebody prefers to take a penalty upon him/herself and post a word which wouldn't comply to one of the game's regulations)
:p
(unless somebody prefers to take a penalty upon him/herself and post a word which wouldn't comply to one of the game's regulations)
:p'Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former' - Albert Einstein
'Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind' - same guy
'Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind' - same guy
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HodgePodge
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Zamolxis wrote:Well, just when I got my internet up after 2 days, I come here only to find a word that closes the round. :p
(unless somebody prefers to take a penalty upon him/herself and post a word which wouldn't comply to one of the game's regulations)
It looks like this round has ended, as my dictionaries have no words which begin with rithm, ithm or hm. Sorry assandir, looks like you lose 5 points.Rules 3 & 9 wrote:3) You must add at least one letter, so (hat -> at) is a no no.
9) The round ends when there are no words that can be posted. The one that ends the round gets -5 points (so that users are encouraged to prolong the game)
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Omega_Destroyer
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... or to "dragoness"! Every RPG-HoMM-Player knwows that word!! 
But asandir is right:
Thefreedictionary says:
1. pythoness - a witch with powers of divination
2. Pythoness - (Greek mythology) the priestess of Apollo at Delphi who transmitted the oracles, see Pythia
The first declaration should have done it.
But asandir is right:
Thefreedictionary says:
1. pythoness - a witch with powers of divination
2. Pythoness - (Greek mythology) the priestess of Apollo at Delphi who transmitted the oracles, see Pythia
The first declaration should have done it.
I don't know if this works, but I give it a try:
rithmetic
my dictionary redirects to arithmetic, so I think it's similar.
rithmetic
my dictionary redirects to arithmetic, so I think it's similar.
Last edited by Muszka on 07 Feb 2008, 11:54, edited 2 times in total.
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(I had posted 'rithmetic', too, because I use the same dictionary, but I was not allowed.) -
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