Ten players submitted definitions for DOG-THROW, which are presented below along with a definition pulled from a reputable dictionary.
Please vote for two before the deadline, 38 hours hence, at 7 am PDT on Wednesday, April 27. 10 am EDT, 3 pm BST at the Greenwich Meridian and elsewhere in the UK, 4pm CEST at la Méridienne de France and in most of Europe, Midnight AEST in Melbourne and Thursday at 2am NZST in Auckland.
*** DOG-THROW ***
1. An air weapons delivery mode in which the pull-up point for a toss maneuver is found by flying a calculated distance over ground from an easily-identified ground feature.
2. An evolutionary process that involves the splitting off or branching of new taxa from an ancestral form.
3. Aniseed used to confuse blood-hounds and other tracking dogs
4. (sl.) An inexperienced skier.
5. Vomit.
6. A heatwave.
7. The lowest or losing throw at dice.
8. A type of hammock made primarily of braided sisal.
9. a flip move in the Lindy Hop dance, popular in Harlem in the 1930s.
10. an advanced yoga position involving three or more gender-neutral participants and a goat (male or female).
11. a gap in a fence or wall alongside a stile, allowing a dog to pass through when accompanying a walker without having to be carried or thrown over the obstacle.
I don't believe any of them, not even mine, but if I want to play the game...here goes:
7. The lowest or losing throw at dice.
9. a flip move in the Lindy Hop dance, popular in Harlem in the 1930s.
Judy Madnick
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On Apr 25, 2022, at 6:36 PM, Daniel B Widdis <wid...@dixonary.net> wrote:
Ten players submitted definitions for DOG-THROW, which are presented below along with a definition pulled from a reputable dictionary.Please vote for two before the deadline, 38 hours hence, at 7 am PDT on Wednesday, April 27. 10 am EDT, 3 pm BST at the Greenwich Meridian and elsewhere in the UK, 4pm CEST at la Méridienne de France and in most of Europe, Midnight AEST in Melbourne and Thursday at 2am NZST in Auckland.*** DOG-THROW ***1. An air weapons delivery mode in which the pull-up point for a toss maneuver is found by flying a calculated distance over ground from an easily-identified ground feature.
-- Tim L