Rnd 3591 LUTING Results

[John Barrs]

Everyone who submitted a definition has voted so I am closing early

The word I chose can have several meanings but only Paul voted for the one I played giving me a D1.  (#12  A packing ring (as of rubber for a fruit jar) - I always wanted a word for this item)

Tony A wins with 6 votes and is our next dealer. Tim L and Efrem M take winner's place with 5 votes. Looking up Efrem's bienenstich. was fascinating

Over to you Tony

	Rnd 3591 LUTING Results		Voted	Votes From	Vote Total
1	Vertically arranged wooden slats used as an acoustical treatment or decorative covering	Tony A	8, 13	Tim B, Judy M, Paul K, Dan W. Hugo K, Eric B	6
2	Parallel rows of softly rounded pleats	Paul K	1, 12*	Tim B, Judy M	4*
3	The act of enthusiastically tinkering with or assembling small mechanical or electronic devices, often for recreational or experimental purposes	Hugo K	1, 13		0
4	Serenading with a lute or other stringed instrument	Glenn D	8, 13		0
5	A fleeting shimmer or wavering of light, as when sunlight is scattered on water or glass	Dan W	1, 11	Eric B	1
6	A light contact method from massage using slow fingertip movements across the skin	Eric B	1, 5	Mike S	1
7	Having a subdued or softened quality; often used to describe tone, texture, or atmosphere	Judy M	1, 2		0
8	Fishing for eels using lobworms threaded on worsted, which catches on their teeth	Mike S	6, 11	Glenn D, Shani N, Tim L, Tony A	4
9	Of smoke: To rise in wreaths, to curl	Shani N	8, 11		0
10	A technique used by instrument makers to produce the body of a stringed instrument that curved in more than one dimension	Tim B	1, 2	Efrem M	1
11	Plasterwork formed in a series of downward-facing segments of circles along the junction of a wall with a ceiling	Tim L	8, 13	Shani N, Debbie E, Dan W, Mike S, Effrem M	5
12	A packing ring (as of rubber for a fruit jar)	MW Dict	N/A	Paul K	D1
13	[also lüting, lueting] A traditional German cake made of vanilla pastry cream between layers of sweet dough, known informally as bee sting cake or Bienenstich.	Efrem M	10, 11	Glenn D, Debbie E, Hugo K, Tim L,Tony A	5
14	** No def sumitted **	Debbie E	11, 13		0

 

MW Dict	D1
Tony A	6
Tim L	5
Efrem M	5
Paul K	4*
Mike S	4
Dan W	1
Eric B	1
Tim B	1
Hugo K	0
Glenn D	0
Judy M	0
Shani N	0
Debbie E	0

 

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[Efrem Mallach]

Entirely by coincidence, the Viking Rhine cruise I'm on at the moment served bienenstich after dinner last night - less than 48 hours after I submitted that fake def. Their version had less pastry and more vanilla cream than most of the online examples I found, but it wasn't bad! 

Efrem

On Oct 24, 2025, at 5:57 AM, John Barrs <jo...@john-barrs.co.uk> wrote:

Everyone who submitted a definition has voted so I am closing early

The word I chose can have several meanings but only Paul voted for the one I played giving me a D1.  (#12  A packing ring (as of rubber for a fruit jar) - I always wanted a word for this item)

Tony A wins with 6 votes and is our next dealer. Tim L and Efrem M take winner's place with 5 votes. Looking up Efrem's bienenstich. was fascinating

Over to you Tonya

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