Spoilers for Friday 1st March 2024 (Series 89, Heat 44)

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Spoilers for Friday 1st March 2024 (Series 89, Heat 44)

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WANTONER in R5
POSTGAME in R13
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Re: Spoilers for Friday 1st March 2024 (Series 89, Heat 44)

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r2 alt: JARGONS
r10 alt: FOULEST
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Re: Spoilers for Friday 1st March 2024 (Series 89, Heat 44)

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I saw FOULEST as well but jargons isn't on Apterous. Maybe a mass noun but possibly someone with Premium access can adjudicate.
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Re: Spoilers for Friday 1st March 2024 (Series 89, Heat 44)

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Gavin Chipper wrote: Sat Mar 02, 2024 7:39 am I saw FOULEST as well but jargons isn't on Apterous. Maybe a mass noun but possibly someone with Premium access can adjudicate.
I can now! Two definitions for Jargon but both are mass nouns.
Actually came here to check that the comparative and superlative rule still applies to one-syllable adjectives which are not specified, eg Campest in one of the later rounds. I assume as you mention Foulest, then it is ok too.
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Re: Spoilers for Friday 1st March 2024 (Series 89, Heat 44)

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Philip Wilson wrote: Mon Mar 25, 2024 10:19 pm
Gavin Chipper wrote: Sat Mar 02, 2024 7:39 am I saw FOULEST as well but jargons isn't on Apterous. Maybe a mass noun but possibly someone with Premium access can adjudicate.
I can now! Two definitions for Jargon but both are mass nouns.
Actually came here to check that the comparative and superlative rule still applies to one-syllable adjectives which are not specified, eg Campest in one of the later rounds. I assume as you mention Foulest, then it is ok too.
It's not really a Countdown rule, even though Susie often suggests that it is. It's specified in the dictionary. It's no different to allowing you to pluralise a count noun by adding an S unless it specifies otherwise.
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