[Dixonary]: Round 2904 disjune VOTING LIST!

With a bumper crop of 13 fakes and a real - here is your voting list!

You may vote even if you are brand new to the game, please vote early and
often (but only two defs total) by the voting deadline which i declare as
being 6AM (06:00) Sunday: 9 February 2018 C.E.: US Central Time Zone
(Texas, yee-haw!) or the corresponding time in your local time zone.

Any formatting woes or typos are on me, not the defs in the list.

If, upon perusing the list you are sure that you can see the real
definition, PLEASE do not vote - OR hit "Reply" at all. Instead,
please send me a private email to [ thoughtstorms (AT) gmail (DOT) com
<https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/h/1nyn2s2450dz3/?&cs=wh&v=b&to=thoughtstorms (AT) gmail (DOT) com>
] telling
me that you have to disqualify yourself. Keeps it fair, and hopefully
won't happen much.



1> Piled in a disorderly manner.
2> [Law] A petition by a defendant to have separate trials for each offense
of which he or she is accused.
3> Not interesting; dull.
4> To feign an action; perpetrate a hoax on; nonsense, rubbish.
5> [Mil. Hist.] To harass or disrupt an enemy’s lines of communication.
6> In Law, a motion to separate each claim within a brief into a separate
and distinct cause of action. (Lat. disjuno, -are , to separate or
disjoint)
7> Extremely delicate or refined.
8> The last day of June.
9> A rustic wash bowl, usually a small hollowed out log.
10> [Scot. Obsolete.] Breakfast.
11> To dissolve the marriage contract of, either wholly or partially; to
separate by divorce.
12> Uncommitted; unrelated
13> Disfigured, marred, deflowered, or aged prematurely; to cause to be
affected in that manner.
14> A set of lines forming an asymptote to a curve.

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Before I forget to vote...I'll go with two out of the three "to" definitions.

5> [Mil. Hist.] To harass or disrupt an enemy’s lines of communication.
11> To dissolve the marriage contract of, either wholly or partially; to separate by divorce.

Judy Madnick
Albany, NY

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1 and 2 because I am half-asleep

Dave


On Friday, June 29, 2018 at 5:03:13 PM UTC-4, thoughtstorms(Keith) wrote:
>
> With a bumper crop of 13 fakes and a real - here is your voting list!
>
> You may vote even if you are brand new to the game, please vote early and
> often (but only two defs total) by the voting deadline which i declare as
> being 6AM (06:00) Sunday: 9 February 2018 C.E.: US Central Time Zone
> (Texas, yee-haw!) or the corresponding time in your local time zone.
>
> Any formatting woes or typos are on me, not the defs in the list.
>
> If, upon perusing the list you are sure that you can see the real
> definition, PLEASE do not vote - OR hit "Reply" at all. Instead,
> please send me a private email to [ thoughtstorms (AT) gmail (DOT) com
> <https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/h/1nyn2s2450dz3/?&cs=wh&v=b&to=thoughtstorms (AT) gmail (DOT) com>
> ] telling
> me that you have to disqualify yourself. Keeps it fair, and hopefully
> won't happen much.
>
>
>
> 1> Piled in a disorderly manner.
> 2> [Law] A petition by a defendant to have separate trials for each
> offense of which he or she is accused.
> 3> Not interesting; dull.
> 4> To feign an action; perpetrate a hoax on; nonsense, rubbish.
> 5> [Mil. Hist.] To harass or disrupt an enemy’s lines of communication.
> 6> In Law, a motion to separate each claim within a brief into a separate
> and distinct cause of action. (Lat. disjuno, -are , to separate or
> disjoint)
> 7> Extremely delicate or refined.
> 8> The last day of June.
> 9> A rustic wash bowl, usually a small hollowed out log.
> 10> [Scot. Obsolete.] Breakfast.
> 11> To dissolve the marriage contract of, either wholly or partially; to
> separate by divorce.
> 12> Uncommitted; unrelated
> 13> Disfigured, marred, deflowered, or aged prematurely; to cause to be
> affected in that manner.
> 14> A set of lines forming an asymptote to a curve.
>
>

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I'll vote 2 & 6 because they are so similar.




On 30/06/2018 9:03 AM, "—Keith Hale—" <thoughtstorms (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:

> With a bumper crop of 13 fakes and a real - here is your voting list!
>
> You may vote even if you are brand new to the game, please vote early and
> often (but only two defs total) by the voting deadline which i declare as
> being 6AM (06:00) Sunday: 9 February 2018 C.E.: US Central Time Zone
> (Texas, yee-haw!) or the corresponding time in your local time zone.
>
> Any formatting woes or typos are on me, not the defs in the list.
>
> If, upon perusing the list you are sure that you can see the real
> definition, PLEASE do not vote - OR hit "Reply" at all. Instead,
> please send me a private email to [ thoughtstorms (AT) gmail (DOT) com
> <https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/h/1nyn2s2450dz3/?&cs=wh&v=b&to=thoughtstorms (AT) gmail (DOT) com>
> ] telling
> me that you have to disqualify yourself. Keeps it fair, and hopefully
> won't happen much.
>
>
>
> 1> Piled in a disorderly manner.
> 2> [Law] A petition by a defendant to have separate trials for each
> offense of which he or she is accused.
> 3> Not interesting; dull.
> 4> To feign an action; perpetrate a hoax on; nonsense, rubbish.
> 5> [Mil. Hist.] To harass or disrupt an enemy’s lines of communication.
> 6> In Law, a motion to separate each claim within a brief into a separate
> and distinct cause of action. (Lat. disjuno, -are , to separate or
> disjoint)
> 7> Extremely delicate or refined.
> 8> The last day of June.
> 9> A rustic wash bowl, usually a small hollowed out log.
> 10> [Scot. Obsolete.] Breakfast.
> 11> To dissolve the marriage contract of, either wholly or partially; to
> separate by divorce.
> 12> Uncommitted; unrelated
> 13> Disfigured, marred, deflowered, or aged prematurely; to cause to be
> affected in that manner.
> 14> A set of lines forming an asymptote to a curve.
>
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Let's go for the opposites! 3 & 7.

3> Not interesting; dull.
> 7> Extremely delicate or refined.
>
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I vote for 12 and 14.

Guerri

On 6/29/2018 5:02 PM, —Keith Hale— wrote:
> 12> Uncommitted; unrelated
> 14> A set of lines forming an asymptote to a curve.

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I'll go for 2 and 6.


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Well, formatting worries happened AGAIN. The correct deadline for voting
should have been: *Sunday 1 July, 2018, 6am, Texas Time*!

I copy pasted from my last deal, and i would swear (doo-doo!) that i
changed it before I hit [send]. I think it sent the last version it
auto-saved, which was before i corrected the dates and time.

Grrrrr.

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it's probably one of the legal terms, but I'll vote for the hoaxing and the
Scots breakfast, 4 and 10.

4> To feign an action; perpetrate a hoax on; nonsense, rubbish.

10> [Scot. Obsolete.] Breakfast.

-- Tim L

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I'll try 6 and 13.

Efrem

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> On Jun 29, 2018, at 5:02 PM, —Keith Hale— <thoughtstorms (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
>
> With a bumper crop of 13 fakes and a real - here is your voting list!
>
> You may vote even if you are brand new to the game, please vote early and often (but only two defs total) by the voting deadline which i declare as being 6AM (06:00) Sunday: 9 February 2018 C.E.: US Central Time Zone (Texas, yee-haw!) or the corresponding time in your local time zone.
>
> Any formatting woes or typos are on me, not the defs in the list.
>
> If, upon perusing the list you are sure that you can see the real definition, PLEASE do not vote - OR hit "Reply" at all. Instead, please send me a private email to [ thoughtstorms (AT) gmail (DOT) com <https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/h/1nyn2s2450dz3/?&cs=wh&v=b&to=thoughtstorms (AT) gmail (DOT) com> ] telling me that you have to disqualify yourself. Keeps it fair, and hopefully won't happen much.
>
>
>
> 6> In Law, a motion to separate each claim within a brief into a separate and distinct cause of action. (Lat. disjuno, -are , to separate or disjoint)
>
> 13> Disfigured, marred, deflowered, or aged prematurely; to cause to be affected in that manner.

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I'm going for 7 and 12.
Nancy

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I'll take 2 because it's clever, and 8 because no one else has, and it is,
coincidentally, today:

2>> [Law] A petition by a defendant to have separate trials for each offense
of which he or she is accused.
8>> The last day of June.

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2 and 6 look similar enough to almost combine, but not quite.Â*





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