Rnd 2990 QUICE TREE - Vote

[John Barrs]

Here are 12 definitions brought to you at great expense of wit and wisdom by our esteemed panel of experts. Now your job is to decide which is the definition that was submitted by a dictionary

Vote for TWO definitions, as a public forum or group message (in reply to this one), before the deadline..

 9:00 pm on Friday, 14 Jun 2019 in the UK

4:00 pm on        East Coast USA

1:00 pm on        West Coast USA

5:00 am on 15 Jun in parts of Oz

New Players are welcome, even if you didn't submit a definition you may vote.

JohnnyB

1. [Obs.] Gorse

 2. a twig. [Obs.]

 3. Tree of Knowledge

 4. a fast sorting algorithm

 5. (military) an arrangement of snipers

 6. a Nigerian slang term for a cell phone tower

 7. a stand on which knights hung their shields between jousts at a tournament.

 8. in Norse mythology, a tree in which the soul of a fallen warrior was
believed to reside.

 9. an etymological diagram showing the relationship between morphemes and the words thus derived

10. [Comp.] a data structure consisting of two or more trees with varying
numbers of  links between their nodes

11. a data tree structure in which, at every level, the left branch contains (as nearly as possible) twice as many elements as the right branch

12. found mostly in the Pacific Islands, a unique tree that develops strange rainbow coloration when the surface layer of bark falls off, the bark underneath turns brown and over time changes colors

[France International/Mike Shefler]

I'll go with 7 and 12.

[Tim Lodge]

Not that I beleive them, but I'll vote for 3 and 9.

 3. Tree of Knowledge

 9. an etymological diagram showing the relationship between morphemes and the words thus derived

--  Tim L

[Debbie]

12 and 7

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[nancygoat]

I'm sure it's not a tree, so I'll stab at 4 and 5.

Nancy

[Judy Madnick]

1. [Obs.] Gorse

 7. a stand on which knights hung their shields between jousts at a tournament.

 

Judy Madnick

Currently in Guilford, CT

[Daniel Widdis]

12 for Pride month and 7 for my son’s last day of high school tomorrow as a “Knight”.

 

[Tim Lodge]

Good grief - your son's leaving high school!  I think I remember (can't be too sure these days!) that you announced his birth here, and that doesn't seem all that long ago.

--  Tim

[Guerri Stevens]

I vote for 3 and 7.

On 6/12/2019 4:37 PM, John Barrs wrote:

 3. Tree of Knowledge

[Efrem G Mallach]

So ... I'm guessing that it's named for someone called Quice, not an obsolete word. That eliminates anything ancient. I think I would have heard of a few of the remaining ones, which eliminates them. Of those that are left, 9 and 10 as random (and probably wrong, but then so is my reasoning) choices.

Efrem

On Jun 12, 2019, at 4:37 PM, John Barrs <johnn...@gmail.com> wrote:

Here are 12 definitions brought to you at great expense of wit and wisdom by our esteemed panel of experts. Now your job is to decide which is the definition that was submitted by a dictionary

Vote for TWO definitions, as a public forum or group message (in reply to this one), before the deadline..

 9:00 pm on Friday, 14 Jun 2019 in the UK

4:00 pm on        East Coast USA

1:00 pm on        West Coast USA

5:00 am on 15 Jun in parts of Oz

New Players are welcome, even if you didn't submit a definition you may vote.

JohnnyB

[Christopher Carson]

I’ll go for 7 and 9.

Chris

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On Jun 12, 2019, at 4:37 PM, John Barrs <johnn...@gmail.com> wrote:

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[Tony Abell]

I'll randomly guess 1 and 6:

> 1. [Obs.] Gorse

[Ryan McGill]

10 & 11 look like they may be right.

I saw #12 when in Hawaii last winter, and I don’t think that’s what it was called, but my memory isn’t the best. Either way, they were fantastically beautiful.