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Old October 8th, 2018, 08:09 AM
—Keith Hale—
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Default [Dixonary] Round 2928 RESULTS - [ ASTROBLEME ]

Well, here at the finish time, only had 8 voters ... my delayed start
possibly made for some oddness there....

I rarely combine defs, but the next dealer's bluff was contained in
the dictionary's own.
So Daniel Widdis and Dictionary.com are the next joint-dealers. (wink)
Real Winnah laurels for Efrem Mallach & Tim Bourne at 3 natch points each.

Sorry for your win, Daniel!

1> The process of mountain formation.
submitted by: Guerri Stevens
who voted for: 5 + *6*
scoring: *2 + 1 = *3
votes from: Naylor

2> An extremely large blemish on any surface.
submitted by: Judy Madnick
who voted for: *6* + 10
scoring: *2 + 0 = *2
votes from:

3> The bulging out of a part of a cell below the plasma membrane or
expansion of air-filled tissue, as occurs in the lungs in bullous
emphysema.
submitted by: Debbie Embler
who voted for: (3) + 8
scoring: 0 + 1 = 1
votes from: Shefler, (Embler)

4> Sunspot seen on a distant star. [Astr.]
submitted by: Dave Cunningham
who voted for:
scoring: 1
votes from: Bourne

5> A sunspot.
submitted by: Mike Shefler
who voted for: 3 + *6*
scoring: *2 + 1 = *3
votes from: Stevens

6> An erosional scar on the earth's surface, produced by the impact
of a cosmic body, as a meteorite or asteroid.
submitted by: Dictionary.com +AND+ Daniel Widdis!
(His bluff definition: {A meteorite crater.} was essentially dead on.
I combined them without changing the dictionary def. Had to read up
in ThaRulez!)
who voted for: 8 + 10
scoring: D4 & _4_
votes from: Madnick, Shefler, Barrs, Stevens

7> In science fiction: a device that enables instantaneous communication.
submitted by: Shani Naylor
who voted for: 1 + 10
scoring: 0 + 0 = 0
votes from:

8> [Typog.] An enlarged asterisk or other star-shaped symbol set on
the text baseline, often used to replace characters of an obscenity.
submitted by: Efrem Mallach
who voted for:
scoring: 3
votes from: Bourne, Widdis, Embler

9> A halberd with a long shaft and two-sided blade, carried by
medieval foot soldiers.
submitted by: Chris Carson
who voted for:
scoring: 1
votes from: Barrs

10> A blemish on the surface of an object in space, typically a solar
panel or telescope mirror, caused by the impact of a micro-meteorite.
submitted by: Tim Bourne
who voted for: 4 + 8
scoring: 0 + 3 = 3
votes from: Madnick, Widdis, Naylor

No def from Johnny Barrs
who voted for: *6* + 9
scoring: *2

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Old October 8th, 2018, 08:29 AM
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Default Re: [Dixonary] Round 2928 RESULTS - [ ASTROBLEME ]

Keith,

The deadline you announced is still nearly 12 hours away. I, and I suspect others, planned to vote later today. FWIW, I was planning to with vox pop for one of my votes.

Efrem

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> On Oct 8, 2018, at 9:09 AM, —Keith Hale— <thoughtstorms (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
>
> Well, here at the finish time, only had 8 voters ... my delayed start
> possibly made for some oddness there....
>
> I rarely combine defs, but the next dealer's bluff was contained in
> the dictionary's own.
> So Daniel Widdis and Dictionary.com are the next joint-dealers. (wink)
> Real Winnah laurels for Efrem Mallach & Tim Bourne at 3 natch points each.
>
> Sorry for your win, Daniel!
>
> 1> The process of mountain formation.
> submitted by: Guerri Stevens
> who voted for: 5 + *6*
> scoring: *2 + 1 = *3
> votes from: Naylor
>
> 2> An extremely large blemish on any surface.
> submitted by: Judy Madnick
> who voted for: *6* + 10
> scoring: *2 + 0 = *2
> votes from:
>
> 3> The bulging out of a part of a cell below the plasma membrane or
> expansion of air-filled tissue, as occurs in the lungs in bullous
> emphysema.
> submitted by: Debbie Embler
> who voted for: (3) + 8
> scoring: 0 + 1 = 1
> votes from: Shefler, (Embler)
>
> 4> Sunspot seen on a distant star. [Astr.]
> submitted by: Dave Cunningham
> who voted for:
> scoring: 1
> votes from: Bourne
>
> 5> A sunspot.
> submitted by: Mike Shefler
> who voted for: 3 + *6*
> scoring: *2 + 1 = *3
> votes from: Stevens
>
> 6> An erosional scar on the earth's surface, produced by the impact
> of a cosmic body, as a meteorite or asteroid.
> submitted by: Dictionary.com +AND+ Daniel Widdis!
> (His bluff definition: {A meteorite crater.} was essentially dead on.
> I combined them without changing the dictionary def. Had to read up
> in ThaRulez!)
> who voted for: 8 + 10
> scoring: D4 & _4_
> votes from: Madnick, Shefler, Barrs, Stevens
>
> 7> In science fiction: a device that enables instantaneous communication.
> submitted by: Shani Naylor
> who voted for: 1 + 10
> scoring: 0 + 0 = 0
> votes from:
>
> 8> [Typog.] An enlarged asterisk or other star-shaped symbol set on
> the text baseline, often used to replace characters of an obscenity.
> submitted by: Efrem Mallach
> who voted for:
> scoring: 3
> votes from: Bourne, Widdis, Embler
>
> 9> A halberd with a long shaft and two-sided blade, carried by
> medieval foot soldiers.
> submitted by: Chris Carson
> who voted for:
> scoring: 1
> votes from: Barrs
>
> 10> A blemish on the surface of an object in space, typically a solar
> panel or telescope mirror, caused by the impact of a micro-meteorite.
> submitted by: Tim Bourne
> who voted for: 4 + 8
> scoring: 0 + 3 = 3
> votes from: Madnick, Widdis, Naylor
>
> No def from Johnny Barrs
> who voted for: *6* + 9
> scoring: *2
>
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