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Two centuries and impressive wins for Jonathan Rawlinson so far, can he get a third of each today? Finally saw Saira Khan, and, while I don't think she's a bad guest, it's a shame she's not next to Nick because the (obvious) chemistry between them works better than with her and Susie.

Join James for the recap later.

The plural of ALIYAH is specified as ALIYOTH (as could clearly be seen on Susie's pen-cam) so presumably ALIYAHS isn't actually valid.

I thought LORILET was there in one of the early rounds but that seems to have gone. So as far as I can see, another 14-maxer by Jonathan. Excellent stuff.

Can someone provide me with the first two numbers selections and targets please?

Thanks in advance.

R5: 50 5 4 8 5 6 --> 996
R10: 100 75 4 7 7 10 --> 110

Equallers MATURED/MATURES in R2, AWOKEN in R7, SHEILA in R12. Like Stewart my big moment came when I beat Jonathan in R11. Well done Jonathan - keep it up!

Innis Carson wrote:The plural of ALIYAH is specified as ALIYOTH (as could clearly be seen on Susie's pen-cam) so presumably ALIYAHS isn't actually valid.

I thought LORILET was there in one of the early rounds but that seems to have gone. So as far as I can see, another 14-maxer by Jonathan. Excellent stuff.

I did too, but it looks like it got culled in the dictionary switchover.

I was happy with SHEILA in round 12. Although, Susie does clearly mention that the first definition can't be pluralised, but the second can..................

James Robinson wrote:

Innis Carson wrote:The plural of ALIYAH is specified as ALIYOTH (as could clearly be seen on Susie's pen-cam) so presumably ALIYAHS isn't actually valid.

I thought LORILET was there in one of the early rounds but that seems to have gone. So as far as I can see, another 14-maxer by Jonathan. Excellent stuff.

I did too, but it looks like it got culled in the dictionary switchover.

I was happy with SHEILA in round 12. Although, Susie does clearly mention that the first definition can't be pluralised, but the second can..................

It might well be pluralisable, but the plural is ALIYOTH.

Graeme Cole wrote:

James Robinson wrote:

Innis Carson wrote:The plural of ALIYAH is specified as ALIYOTH (as could clearly be seen on Susie's pen-cam) so presumably ALIYAHS isn't actually valid.

I thought LORILET was there in one of the early rounds but that seems to have gone. So as far as I can see, another 14-maxer by Jonathan. Excellent stuff.

I did too, but it looks like it got culled in the dictionary switchover.

I was happy with SHEILA in round 12. Although, Susie does clearly mention that the first definition can't be pluralised, but the second can..................

It might well be pluralisable, but the plural is ALIYOTH.

Oh, so we don't just discount the given plural, and stick an S on the end then............

Right, time to make it up then.

RANDANS in round 4, RELIEVO in round 9.

3rd Numbers Alt.: (8 x 9 x 10) + 100 - 25 - 1 = 794