Rd. 3052: New Word -- Froe

[nancygoat]

It figures.  I couldn't think of a definition last round, so I submitted a slightly modified definition of "faucet."  And saw the votes piling up on that def, so I chose the least likely def.  Which was the right one.  Yeesh.  On the positive side, I got 8 points to make up for quite a number of pathetic rounds before...

Anyway, here's hoping this round goes better than that one.  The word for this round is the sweet and simple: 

------------->>>> froe <<<<---------------------

Any DQs should be delivered as soon as possible.  Fanciful definitions should be sent to nancyshe...@gmail.com.  Deadline for said definitions is: 

7 p.m. GMT on Saturday February 22.

2 p.m. EST on the same day

and other times around the world that I hope you can figure out.  Last time I tried to do that, I got it way wrong.

Happy defining!

Nancy 

[Johnb - co.uk]

nickname for Frodo

Johnny_NAD_B

[Efrem G Mallach]

The opposite of, or in the other direction from, toe.

Efrem/nad

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[France International/Mike Shefler]

flozen water froating in the sea.

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[Stephen Dixon]

Well-played, Nancy, the deal notwithstanding.

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[Ryan McGill]

Looks like a new email for you, or at least one I haven't seen or used before.

Just replying to the forum so you know I sent a def in, in case I got the address wrong.

Ryan

[Ryan McGill]

Who's got the crown?

On Friday, February 21, 2020 at 6:11:04 AM UTC-8, Mike Shefler wrote:

flozen water froating in the sea.

On 2/21/2020 4:13 AM, nancygoat wrote:

It figures.  I couldn't think of a definition last round, so I submitted a slightly modified definition of "faucet."  And saw the votes piling up on that def, so I chose the least likely def.  Which was the right one.  Yeesh.  On the positive side, I got 8 points to make up for quite a number of pathetic rounds before...

Anyway, here's hoping this round goes better than that one.  The word for this round is the sweet and simple: 

------------->>>> froe <<<<---------------------

Any DQs should be delivered as soon as possible.  Fanciful definitions should be sent to nancyshe...@gmail.com.  Deadline for said definitions is: 

7 p.m. GMT on Saturday February 22.

2 p.m. EST on the same day

and other times around the world that I hope you can figure out.  Last time I tried to do that, I got it way wrong.

Happy defining!

Nancy 

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[Daniel B Widdis]

I think that was probably a NAD 😊

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[Ryan McGill]

Well, it doesn't say so, so I'm tempted to say it looks at least slightly Stevey.

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