FILMI music composed for indian films
HOURI beautiful maiden in muslim belief
POORI a light flat wheat cake
TEMPI pl. of tempo
VOLTI used to direct musicians to turn the page
post script: CAMPI pl of CAMPO an open space in town
E dumps:
EMEER emir (an arab chieftan or prince)
ETWEE etui (a case for holding small articles)
FEEZE to faze
HEEZE to hoist
GELEE a cosmetic gel
REEVE to fasten by passing through or around
$: SENITI monetary unit of tonga
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Episode 22 Notes
FATHER anagrammed:
HAFTER one that hafts (supply with a handle)
TREFAH (TREF)- unfit for use according to jewish law
TEFF cereal grass
TIFF to quarrel
TOFF a dandy
TUFF a volcanic rock
CHLAMYS a garment worn in ancient greece
here's a link if you want to hear it pronounced right:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/chlamys
similar words...
SOBA a japanese noodle
SOCA blend of soul & calypso
SODA
SOFA
SOJA the soybean
SOLA pl. of SOLUM- a soil layer
SOMA body of an organism
SORA a marsh bird
SOYA soy
$ of the week RIAL: monetary unit of Iran
anagrams to
ARIL outer covering of certain seeds
LAIR
LARI monetary unit of Maldives! I missed another currency!
LIAR
LIRA
RAIL
LIRA can be pluralized to LIRAS LIRE LIRI LIROTH LIROT
the most versatile 4 letters:
AEST: ATES EAST EATS ETAS SATE SEAT SETA TEAS
spot the phony quiz answers:
TEFF cereal grass
TIFF to quarrel
TOFF a dandy
TUFF a volcanic rock
HAFTER one that hafts (supply with a handle)
TREFAH (TREF)- unfit for use according to jewish law
TEFF cereal grass
TIFF to quarrel
TOFF a dandy
TUFF a volcanic rock
CHLAMYS a garment worn in ancient greece
here's a link if you want to hear it pronounced right:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/chlamys
similar words...
SOBA a japanese noodle
SOCA blend of soul & calypso
SODA
SOFA
SOJA the soybean
SOLA pl. of SOLUM- a soil layer
SOMA body of an organism
SORA a marsh bird
SOYA soy
$ of the week RIAL: monetary unit of Iran
anagrams to
ARIL outer covering of certain seeds
LAIR
LARI monetary unit of Maldives! I missed another currency!
LIAR
LIRA
RAIL
LIRA can be pluralized to LIRAS LIRE LIRI LIROTH LIROT
the most versatile 4 letters:
AEST: ATES EAST EATS ETAS SATE SEAT SETA TEAS
spot the phony quiz answers:
TEFF cereal grass
TIFF to quarrel
TOFF a dandy
TUFF a volcanic rock
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Episode 21 Notes
Here's a brief list of words and their definitions from the latest episode..
YCLEPT/ YCLEPED called; named
RAKEE/ RAKI a turkish liqueur
RAGEE / RAGI east indian cereal grass
also, AJEE, ALEE, AWEE are all good.
BLOOIE/ BLOOEY being out of order
FLOOIE/ FLOOEY awry
CUIF COOF a dolt
NERTS/ NERTZ used to express defiance. (or in place of nuts)
YCLEPT/ YCLEPED called; named
RAKEE/ RAKI a turkish liqueur
RAGEE / RAGI east indian cereal grass
also, AJEE, ALEE, AWEE are all good.
BLOOIE/ BLOOEY being out of order
FLOOIE/ FLOOEY awry
CUIF COOF a dolt
NERTS/ NERTZ used to express defiance. (or in place of nuts)
Monday, June 2, 2008
Holy Crap..

...I went a whole month without posting. Oh well.
Thought I'd show you a pic of one of my infamous 'play-by-myself-on-my-lunch-break' games.
learned words this game:
BUNDIST- a member of a bund (political association)
FROGLETS- a young frog (I had FORGETS and just wondered if this might be a word)
TELIA- pl. of TELIUM, a sorus on the host plant of a rust fungus. Wow! I can't believe I didn't know such a common word!
By the way, the score was 470-408. I won.
Saturday, April 26, 2008
COOKIE
Saturday, April 12, 2008
FEUAR
n. pl. -S one granted land under Scottish feudal law
I knew FEU was a word, but I guess I never looked at the extensions of it. Also good are FEUED and FEUING.
Speaking of granted land, I'm trying to nail down a family vacation in VA. And let me say that dealing with landlords, deposits, and contracts via email is not fun.
I knew FEU was a word, but I guess I never looked at the extensions of it. Also good are FEUED and FEUING.
Speaking of granted land, I'm trying to nail down a family vacation in VA. And let me say that dealing with landlords, deposits, and contracts via email is not fun.
Friday, April 11, 2008
NIGELLA

n. pl. -S an annual herb
I found this one on the NSA word of the day page, where today's word was GALLEIN.
NIGELLA is an anagram, and also happens to be a British chef (ironically) who has a couple of cookbooks lining our kitchen shelf. My wife also just let me know that she already knew it was an herb. Guess I'm not as sharp as I thought.
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