Round 3119 - TITI - RESULTS
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Judy Madnick
Nov 14, 2020, 9:50:15 AM11/14/20
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Paul Keating, with 5 points, is the next dealer. Here are the results in table form as a .jpg and also attached as a .pdf file. Please note that #10 would have also been correct, which I didn't realize when I posted the new word, but that wouldn't have changed the results (thank goodness!). Efrem's vote came in after the deadline, but I accepted it...which made this round a D1, not a D0. 🙁 It appears that a number of people didn't vote. I hope I didn't miss any emails!
Efrem G Mallach
Nov 14, 2020, 9:58:45 AM11/14/20
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Apologies for messing up your D0 with a late vote, Judy! You would have been well within your rights to reject it, coming in as it did about 15 minutes after the deadline. Nobody, especially I, would have complained had you not counted it - and you would have kept your D0. You may not get Dixonary points for that, but you surely get karma points.
Efrem
On Nov 14, 2020, at 9:50 AM, Judy Madnick <jmad...@gmail.com> wrote:
Paul Keating, with 5 points, is the next dealer. Here are the results in table form as a .jpg and also attached as a .pdf file. Please note that #10 would have also been correct, which I didn't realize when I posted the new word, but that wouldn't have changed the results (thank goodness!). Efrem's vote came in after the deadline, but I accepted it...which made this round a D1, not a D0. 🙁 It appears that a number of people didn't vote. I hope I didn't miss any emails!![]()
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Judy Madnick
Nov 14, 2020, 10:09:21 AM11/14/20
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That's okay. I was glad another person voted. LOL!
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From: "Efrem G Mallach" <efrem....@gmail.com>
Date: 11/14/2020 9:58:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Dixonary] Round 3119 - TITI - RESULTS
France International/Mike Shefler
Nov 14, 2020, 10:50:28 AM11/14/20
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Judy,
Efrem voted for 5 and 7, not 5 and 8. That gives me 1 point and Paul 4.
--Mike
Efrem voted for 5 and 7, not 5 and 8. That gives me 1 point and Paul 4.
--Mike
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Paul Keating, with 5 points, is the next dealer. Here are the results in table form as a .jpg and also attached as a .pdf file. Please note that #10 would have also been correct, which I didn't realize when I posted the new word, but that wouldn't have changed the results (thank goodness!). Efrem's vote came in after the deadline, but I accepted it...which made this round a D1, not a D0. 🙁 It appears that a number of people didn't vote. I hope I didn't miss any emails!![]()
Judy Madnick
Nov 14, 2020, 11:33:03 AM11/14/20
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Thanks very much for the correction!
Judy
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Date: 11/14/2020 10:50:39 AM
Subject: Re: [Dixonary] Round 3119 - TITI - RESULTS
Tim Lodge
Nov 16, 2020, 6:25:46 AM11/16/20
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Just as a matter of interest, the OED has three separate definitions of TITI. As well as the South American monkey, it can mean various evergreen shrubs and trees of the Eastern US, including the buckwheat tree. More interestingly, the OED gives the third meaning as the sooty shearwater or muttonbird, which led me to circle def 10 as the real one after I'd voted.
-- Tim L
Judy Madnick
Nov 16, 2020, 8:43:58 AM11/16/20
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So...what do we do when that happens, especially if we didn't realize it before posting the request for definitions?
Judy
Subject: Re: [Dixonary] Round 3119 - TITI - RESULTS
Just as a matter of interest, the OED has three separate definitions of TITI. As well as the South American monkey, it can mean various evergreen shrubs and trees of the Eastern US, including the buckwheat tree. More interestingly, the OED gives the third meaning as the sooty shearwater or muttonbird, which led me to circle def 10 as the real one after I'd voted.
-- Tim L
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Hero’s fall Cunningham
Nov 16, 2020, 9:30:10 AM11/16/20
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I would have been DQ, but Google Groups messed up my settings utterly. I finally had to find an "old windown" to work with!
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Paul Keating
Nov 16, 2020, 11:34:46 AM11/16/20
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Judy,
After posting, there nothing to be done. I don't know if every dealer has done it, but it has happened to most of us at least once. I came within an inch of doing it this round myself, and had to cast around hurriedly for a substitute.
And sometimes dealers do it deliberately, as in "the new word is morwong, and I don't mean morwong in the sense of padnag".
Not everyone has a subscription to the OED: as I understand it, people with English and Canadian library cards usually have free access via their public library, but the rest of us aren't so fortunate. And, of course, the OED isn't omniscient, and is also discriminating, so Google may turn up hits from online dictionaries that the OED editors either haven't considered yet, or regard as unpersuasive. And the online dictionaries, in their turn, have scant coverage of words that went obsolete prior to 1755, unless they are in Century; specialist historical dictionaries always excluded, of course.
In two words: don't fret.
Regards
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Paul Keating
Soustons, Nouvelle Aquitaine, France
2020-11-16 14:43
After posting, there nothing to be done. I don't know if every dealer has done it, but it has happened to most of us at least once. I came within an inch of doing it this round myself, and had to cast around hurriedly for a substitute.
And sometimes dealers do it deliberately, as in "the new word is morwong, and I don't mean morwong in the sense of padnag".
Not everyone has a subscription to the OED: as I understand it, people with English and Canadian library cards usually have free access via their public library, but the rest of us aren't so fortunate. And, of course, the OED isn't omniscient, and is also discriminating, so Google may turn up hits from online dictionaries that the OED editors either haven't considered yet, or regard as unpersuasive. And the online dictionaries, in their turn, have scant coverage of words that went obsolete prior to 1755, unless they are in Century; specialist historical dictionaries always excluded, of course.
In two words: don't fret.
Regards
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Paul Keating
Soustons, Nouvelle Aquitaine, France
2020-11-16 14:43
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Shani Naylor
Nov 16, 2020, 12:49:50 PM11/16/20
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I supplied the third def, which is the meaning of titi in Maori. In general usage it now has macrons over the i's, so is slightly different. I generally Google words before playing them and reject those with multiple meanings.
On Tue, 17 Nov 2020, 12:25 AM Tim Lodge, <d...@timlodge.co.uk> wrote:
Just as a matter of interest, the OED has three separate definitions of TITI. As well as the South American monkey, it can mean various evergreen shrubs and trees of the Eastern US, including the buckwheat tree. More interestingly, the OED gives the third meaning as the sooty shearwater or muttonbird, which led me to circle def 10 as the real one after I'd voted.-- Tim L
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Tim Lodge
Nov 16, 2020, 2:37:08 PM11/16/20
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Judy
I've been away from my computer and have only just seen your message. I wasn't complaining - I just thought it was amusing.
Judy Madnick
Nov 16, 2020, 3:25:20 PM11/16/20
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I didn't take it as a complaint — just something for me to ask about!
Judy
Date: 11/16/2020 2:37:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Dixonary] Round 3119 - TITI - RESULTS
Judy
I've been away from my computer and have only just seen your message. I wasn't complaining - I just thought it was amusing.
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So...what do we do when that happens, especially if we didn't realize it before posting the request for definitions?JudySubject: Re: [Dixonary] Round 3119 - TITI - RESULTSJust as a matter of interest, the OED has three separate definitions of TITI. As well as the South American monkey, it can mean various evergreen shrubs and trees of the Eastern US, including the buckwheat tree. More interestingly, the OED gives the third meaning as the sooty shearwater or muttonbird, which led me to circle def 10 as the real one after I'd voted.-- Tim L--
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Judy Madnick
Nov 16, 2020, 3:26:17 PM11/16/20
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I usually do that also. This time I was in a rush and didn't have time to research.
Subject: Re: [Dixonary] Round 3119 - TITI - RESULTS
I supplied the third def, which is the meaning of titi in Maori. In general usage it now has macrons over the i's, so is slightly different. I generally Google words before playing them and reject those with multiple meanings.
On Tue, 17 Nov 2020, 12:25 AM Tim Lodge, <d...@timlodge.co.uk> wrote:
Just as a matter of interest, the OED has three separate definitions of TITI. As well as the South American monkey, it can mean various evergreen shrubs and trees of the Eastern US, including the buckwheat tree. More interestingly, the OED gives the third meaning as the sooty shearwater or muttonbird, which led me to circle def 10 as the real one after I'd voted.-- Tim L--
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Judy Madnick
Nov 16, 2020, 3:30:27 PM11/16/20
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Thanks, Paul!
Judy
Subject: Re: [Dixonary] Round 3119 - TITI - RESULTS
Judy,
After posting, there nothing to be done. I don't know if every dealer has done it, but it has happened to most of us at least once. I came within an inch of doing it this round myself, and had to cast around hurriedly for a substitute.
And sometimes dealers do it deliberately, as in "the new word is morwong, and I don't mean morwong in the sense of padnag".
Not everyone has a subscription to the OED: as I understand it, people with English and Canadian library cards usually have free access via their public library, but the rest of us aren't so fortunate. And, of course, the OED isn't omniscient, and is also discriminating, so Google may turn up hits from online dictionaries that the OED editors either haven't considered yet, or regard as unpersuasive. And the online dictionaries, in their turn, have scant coverage of words that went obsolete prior to 1755, unless they are in Century; specialist historical dictionaries always excluded, of course.
In two words: don't fret.
Regards
--
Paul Keating
Soustons, Nouvelle Aquitaine, France
2020-11-16 14:43
After posting, there nothing to be done. I don't know if every dealer has done it, but it has happened to most of us at least once. I came within an inch of doing it this round myself, and had to cast around hurriedly for a substitute.
And sometimes dealers do it deliberately, as in "the new word is morwong, and I don't mean morwong in the sense of padnag".
Not everyone has a subscription to the OED: as I understand it, people with English and Canadian library cards usually have free access via their public library, but the rest of us aren't so fortunate. And, of course, the OED isn't omniscient, and is also discriminating, so Google may turn up hits from online dictionaries that the OED editors either haven't considered yet, or regard as unpersuasive. And the online dictionaries, in their turn, have scant coverage of words that went obsolete prior to 1755, unless they are in Century; specialist historical dictionaries always excluded, of course.
In two words: don't fret.
Regards
--
Paul Keating
Soustons, Nouvelle Aquitaine, France
2020-11-16 14:43
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