Here's some fun words that end in LOL:
ATENOLOL a drug to treat hypertension
LINALOL linalool (a fragrant alcohol) .....I knew this one, but not the -LOOL spelling.
SALOL a chemical compound (OLLAS)
SANTALOL sandalwood oil ....... or, Santa Laughs Out Loud.
TALLOL a resinous liquid
THEELOL estriol (an estrogen) .....alt spelling of ESTRIOL- who knew?
TIMOLOL a drug used to treat glaucoma ..... someone played this on me on Facebook. Then they tried to tell me they had glaucoma, so they knew this word. Sure.
XYLOL xylene (a flammable hydrocarbon) ..... the word that got me thinking about this entry.
Speaking of LOL (or ROTFL, LMAO, etc.)... I have a problem. I find that even if it's the only online comment I can think of using when I respond to someone's post, it still makes me sound like a 15 year old. But the alternatives, ('Ha Ha!, 'Too Funny!', etc.) make me sound like my mom. What to do? I'm thinking of starting a new one:
LSOLTSTITTF (Long Sequence Of Letters To Show That I Think That's Funny)
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Episode 54 notes
CLODPOLE/ CLODPATE/ CLODPOLL a stupid person
YTE words
BYTE a group of adjacent binary digits
HYTE insane (no S)
KYTE the stomach
WYTE to wite (blame)
FLYTE to flite (quarrel)
BARYTE barite
OOCYTE an egg before maturation
QUBYTE a sequence of eight quantum bits QUBIT a quantum bit
extension SATIRE + B
RED(BAITERS) one who redbaits (denounces as communist)
SY(BARITES) a person devoted to pleasure and luxury (BESTIARY)
YT(TERBIAS) a chemical compound (YTTERBIC)
CENTO (sento) a literary work made up of parts from other works
DUECENTO (13th c.), TRECENTO (14th c.), QUATTROCENTO (15th c.), CINQUECENTO (16th c.), SEICENTO (17th c.),
SEJANT (see-junt)represented in a sitting position- used of a heraldic animal (adj- no S!)
SEJEANT same
SERJEANT sergeant(Y) a non-commissioned military officer (SERGEANT has 5 anagrams)
SERJEANTY a form of land tenure
stupid tip of the week: download quackle @ quackle.org
(A)ESTIVATE to spend the summer
UNUNBIUM a synthetic element
YTE words
BYTE a group of adjacent binary digits
HYTE insane (no S)
KYTE the stomach
WYTE to wite (blame)
FLYTE to flite (quarrel)
BARYTE barite
OOCYTE an egg before maturation
QUBYTE a sequence of eight quantum bits QUBIT a quantum bit
extension SATIRE + B
RED(BAITERS) one who redbaits (denounces as communist)
SY(BARITES) a person devoted to pleasure and luxury (BESTIARY)
YT(TERBIAS) a chemical compound (YTTERBIC)
CENTO (sento) a literary work made up of parts from other works
DUECENTO (13th c.), TRECENTO (14th c.), QUATTROCENTO (15th c.), CINQUECENTO (16th c.), SEICENTO (17th c.),
SEJANT (see-junt)represented in a sitting position- used of a heraldic animal (adj- no S!)
SEJEANT same
SERJEANT sergeant(Y) a non-commissioned military officer (SERGEANT has 5 anagrams)
SERJEANTY a form of land tenure
stupid tip of the week: download quackle @ quackle.org
(A)ESTIVATE to spend the summer
UNUNBIUM a synthetic element
Monday, February 15, 2010
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Episode 54
Out now!
I'll add the notes here in the next few days.
Direct link here, in case you're not an iTunes person:
http://scrabblepodcast.mypodcast.com/rss.xml
I'll add the notes here in the next few days.
Direct link here, in case you're not an iTunes person:
http://scrabblepodcast.mypodcast.com/rss.xml
Friday, February 5, 2010
Found Word of the day
ISCHEMIC
adjective form of ISCHEMIA (a type of anemia)
also slightly similar:
CHEMIC a chemist
SACHEMIC adjective form of SACHEM a North American Indian chief
Got a found word? Send it to me and I'll post it.
adjective form of ISCHEMIA (a type of anemia)
also slightly similar:
CHEMIC a chemist
SACHEMIC adjective form of SACHEM a North American Indian chief
Got a found word? Send it to me and I'll post it.
Monday, February 1, 2010
OSPD discovery
BEHIMNOO
Rather than just list this cool word here, I thought I'd give you a link to visit and see it on a board.
I stumbled across this one in the OSPD today. Means 'friendliness'.
Maybe you'll be able to play it if you come across the same position in a live game.
Rather than just list this cool word here, I thought I'd give you a link to visit and see it on a board.
I stumbled across this one in the OSPD today. Means 'friendliness'.
Maybe you'll be able to play it if you come across the same position in a live game.
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