[Dixonary] Round 3111 - ONYXIS - RESULTS

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I knew when I received Johnny Barrs' definition, this wouldn't be a good round with the expectation that a lot of people would vote for the similar definitions (4 and 9)...even though an ingrown nail is not the same as a hang nail. So, Johnny, it serves you right: You are the next dealer with 6 points!



 
Here are the results in table form as a ..jpg and also attached as a .pdf file. Take it away, John!






 





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Oh! a new word will come shortly

When I get a word that I don't know then in my head I chase the vowels
and then the consonants round the alphabet - as many words have done in
history - this time I ended up with unguis which I know and which is
(among other things) a claw or a nail - hence (a) my definitionÂ* and (b)
my vote for the real defininition

*JohnnyB*
On 14/10/2020 23:38, Judy Madnick wrote:
> I knew when I received Johnny Barrs' definition, this wouldn't be a
> good round with the expectation that a lot of people would vote for
> the similar definitions (4 and 9)...even though an ingrown nail is not
> the same as a hang nail. So, Johnny, it serves you right: You are the
> next dealer with 6 points!
>


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What an interesting way to arrive at a definition! 



 



Judy















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Date: 10/15/2020 5:52:24 AM



Subject: Re: [Dixonary] Round 3111 - ONYXIS - RESULTS








Oh! a new word will come shortly




When I get a word that I don't know then in my head I chase the vowels and then the consonants round the alphabet - as many words have done in history - this time I ended up with unguis which I know and which is (among other things) a claw or a nail - hence (a) my definition  and (b) my vote for the real defininition




JohnnyB



On 14/10/2020 23:38, Judy Madnick wrote:


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I knew when I received Johnny Barrs' definition, this wouldn't be a good round with the expectation that a lot of people would vote for the similar definitions (4 and 9)...even though an ingrown nail is not the same as a hang nail. So, Johnny, it serves you right: You are the next dealer with 6 points!



 










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