RE: Dixonary - FARCY (#3159) RESULTS
amal...@comcast.net
All –
Farcy is definition #3 on the list, “a disease of horses, etc…) which comes from Webster’s 1828 American Dictionary of the English Language. It received 4 votes. Two players also received 4 votes, Shani Naylor and Mike Shefler, but Shani’s is a natural 4, so she is the next dealer, and Mike the winner.
- Printing. of color: oversaturated
From Keating, who voted for 5 and 8, voted for by Naylor. Score: 1
- A room set aside and furnished for orgies.
From Lodge, who voted for 9 and 10, voted for by Naylor. Score: 1
- A disease of horses, sometimes of oxen, of the nature of scabies or mange.
From the dictionary. Voted for by Bourne, Embler, E Mallach and Shefler
- The condition in fish of having a symmetrical tail.
From Madnick, who voted for 7 and 10. No votes. Score: 0
- Of agricultural soil, easily worked.
From E Mallach, who voted for 3 and 11. Voted for by Keating. Score: 3
- industrial sabotage
From Fein, who voted for 10 and 11. No votes. Score: 0
- A lightweight bicycle used by carriers to deliver mail between settlements in Australia (ca. 1830-85).
From Shefler, who voted for 3 and 10. Voted for by Madnick and Widdis. Score: 4
- A cul-de-sac.
From Abell, who did not vote. Voted for by Keating and Widdis. Score: 2
- A meat-based spicy sauce
From Barrs, who was DQ. Voted for by Embler and Lodge. Score: 2
- Scottish. Obsolete. rare. Leprosy.
From Naylor, who voted for 1 and 2. Voted for by Madnick, Shefler, Lodge and Fein. Score: 4
- a small epaulet or shoulder knot.
From Widdis, who voted for 7 and 8. Voted for by Bourne, E Mallach and Fein. Score: 3
Bourne did not submit a def, but voted for the real definition. Score: 2
Embler did not submit a def, but voted for the real definition. Score: 2
Congratulations, Shani! Over to you.
Alan