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Spoilers for Thursday 4th September
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Re: Spoilers for Thursday 4th September
VENERATES or ENERVATES
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Re: Spoilers for Thursday 4th September
Only an equaller, but I suppose FEINTER might be allowed as 'more feint', even though it's not listed as a derivative of the verb.
Re: Spoilers for Thursday 4th September
Couple for today.
MURIATES in R2: Notable anagram of AMERITUS which I thought was a word, but isn't apparently.
REBURIES in R9
FEMALE and FOALED as equallers for R11
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MURIATES in R2: Notable anagram of AMERITUS which I thought was a word, but isn't apparently.
REBURIES in R9
FEMALE and FOALED as equallers for R11
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Re: Spoilers for Thursday 4th September
You were probably thinking of EMERITUS.DaveC wrote:Couple for today.
MURIATES in R2: Notable anagram of AMERITUS which I thought was a word, but isn't apparently.
REBURIES in R9
FEMALE and FOALED as equallers for R11
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Regarding FEINTER, if FEINT is there as an alternative spelling of the adjective FAINT, then it's fine. Otherwise not.
Re: Spoilers for Thursday 4th September
Pretty much, I'd seen the misspell somewhere and presumed it was a separate word. Pleased with the spot though regardless of the daft route.
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Re: Spoilers for Thursday 4th September
If words were human beings, VENERATES and ENERVATES would be getting a bit of a complex by now; they came up (minus the S) in my quarter-final against Tim Reypert too and no-one in the studio saw them then either.(Including me but I got them today).PeterMabey wrote:VENERATES or ENERVATES
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Re: Spoilers for Thursday 4th September
Round 9 only had one E so REBURIES is a no-can-do I'm afraid.DaveC wrote:Couple for today.
MURIATES in R2: Notable anagram of AMERITUS which I thought was a word, but isn't apparently.
REBURIES in R9
FEMALE and FOALED as equallers for R11
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