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Old December 7th, 2018, 04:36 PM
Shani Naylor
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Default [Dixonary] Round 2944 AQUAFABA results!

It will come as no surprise to Mike Shefler that he is our new winner - the
first 3 votes went his way, and 5 more followed - for his 'tourmaline'.
Efrem is in second place with a respectable 6. The word aquafaba was coined
only a couple of years ago, when someone had the bright idea to whip up the
slimy liquid found in a tin of beans and found that it resembled egg white.
I've made aquafaba meringues, but they weren't great (whether that was the
bean liquid or my baking, I have no idea).

Take it away Mike!


1. Weeping.
Guerri S, who voted 5 & 12. Score: 2

Votes from Mike S & Tim L.

2. A print resembling a watercolor, produced from a copper plate
etched with nitric acid.
Judy M, who voted 5 & 12. Score: 2

Votes from Keith H & Debbie E.

3. An early standard used for modeling water reflection effects in
computerized animation, developed by Sun Microsystems in 1986.
Ryan M, who voted *4* & 9. Score: 2

No votes.

4. The liquid that results when beans are cooked in water.
Merriam-Webster D1

Johnny B, who was DQ. Score: 1

Vote from Ryan M.

5. Sap of the cedar tree, once thought to have curative properties.
Efrem M, who voted 9 & 12. Score: 6

Vote from Chris C, Tim B, Mike S, Judy M, Guerri S & Tony A.

6. A liquid measure, having varying value but equal to about 16.2
liters (17 quarts) when used to measure wine.
Chris C, who voted 5 & 12. Score: 1

Vote from Dave C.

7. Smoothed by the action of water, as pebbles found on a beach.
Tim B, who voted 5 & 10. Score: 1

Vote from Keith H.

8. (Military) A type of shield formation used when engaging the enemy
in water.
Debbie E, who voted 2 & 12. Score: 0

No votes.

9. In World War I, a type of water wagon used by the British Cavalry.
Dave C, who voted 6 & 12. Score: 2

Votes from Ryan M & Efrem M.

10. An earthenware evaporative water cooler.
Tim L, who voted 1 & 12. Score: 1

Vote from Tim B.

11. A type of pocket watch calibrated to be accurate to the half second
and often used by train conductors and others bound to precise schedules.
Nancy S, who didn’t vote. Score: 0

No votes.

12. Tourmaline.
Mike S, who voted 1 & 5. Score: 8

Vote from Chris C, Efrem M, Dave C, Judy M, Debbie E, Tim L, Guerri S &
Tony A.



No def:
Keith H, who voted 2 & 7. Score: 0

Tony A, who voted 5 & 12. Score: 0

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