Add-a-Letter Anagram game

[Brian007]

Ocean custards sound minging!  Eugh!  

  But I always enjoy an excuse to use the puke dude  

 

[1CatOverTheLine]

 
Ocean custards sound minging!  Eugh!  

  But I always enjoy an excuse to use the puke dude  

"Cotransduces," seems to have ended that round; how about a fresh start now?

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[Mia6]

she

 

[1CatOverTheLine]

Hose.

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[Brian007]

Horse

 

[Mia6]

chores

 

[Brian007]

Your choice @1CatOverTheLine  we were neck and neck....

 

[1CatOverTheLine]

Porches.

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[1CatOverTheLine]

 
Your choice @1CatOverTheLine  we were neck and neck....

Mia has us off and running again.

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[Brian007]

Choppers 

 

[1CatOverTheLine]

Copperahs.  ("Copras" - archaic, but still valid, I think.)

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[Brian007]

 
Copperahs. 

I learn at least several somethings every day on this site!

Approaches 

 

[1CatOverTheLine]

 
I learn at least several somethings every day on this site!

Approaches 

Copperheads.

Pretty snakey, huh?



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[Brian007]

Sharecropped

 

[Mia6]

Sharecropped

 

[1CatOverTheLine]

Proprietary to a Coastal Plains Collegiate League team in Asheboro, North Carolina, but:

Copperheaders.

 

[Brian007]

Surely they would be called, copperheads?  

 

[1CatOverTheLine]

 
Surely they would be called, copperheads?  

Apparently not.  Vide: two results for one particular player:

https://www.google.com/search?q="T....ue,+Asheboro+Copperheaders"&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

In fairness though, we should probably restrict entries to exclude proper nouns, archaisims, colloquialisms, and cetera.

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[Brian007]

I think including those things is ok.  I just don't think we should include names of companies, holiday resorts like hotels n stuff, people's names, etc.  But I don't see what's wrong with "Saturn" for example, as a proper noun, "therewithal" as an anachronism, "bamboozle" as a colloquialism, or a cetera (I'm taking this too far...):

cetera.jpg

• Brian007
• Mar 4, 2017

As long as the words are common enough to us all.  And nae new words, that us oldies dinnae ken.  And I promise not to use any Scots.  

 

[1CatOverTheLine]

As long as the words are common enough to us all.  And nae new words, that us oldies dinnae ken.  And I promise not to use any Scots.  

Ah ah'm joco yon ye ah'll nae spik Scots; yon fair go gaur me gypit !

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