The Word for Round 3664 is:
In the citations, this word is sometimes hyphenated and other times not, and sometimes capitalized and other times not.
Please let me have your proposals for a definition (the only restriction being that they not betray knowledge of what it actually means), by the deadline of Saturday 11 July at 22:00 CEST . That is thirty-nine hours from time of posting, and ⏱️ hours from the time you read this.
Send your fake definition to: definition@boargules.com and not to any other address you may have for me. If replying from your email client: click the address link for a prefilled compose-message screen, guaranteed Dixon-free. If replying from the Google Group: click ⋮ (top right) then select Reply to Author.
My mailserver will acknowledge receipt. If you do not get an acknowledgement, then it is likely that you sent your definition to the wrong address; and I disclaim responsibility for definitions lost because misaddressed. I will also acknowledge all submissions personally, though that will be less than immediate.
If you know the word, let me know.
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So far, with 24 hours to the deadline of Saturday 11 July at 22:00 CEST (or ⏱️hours from the time you read this), I have five fake definitions, one nadnad (not a def nor a Dixon), no DQs, and no similar pairs. I have seen and acknowledged definitions from
Tim Bourne
Hugo Kornelis
Judy Madnick
Mike Shefler
Dan Widdis
If other players could emerge from their brown studies and jolly things along, that would be good. More definitions, please, to defin...@boargules.com.
With a bit under 12 hours to the deadline of Saturday 11 July at 22:00 CEST (or ⏱️hours from the time you read this), I seen and acknowledged definitions from
Johnny Barrs
Eric Boxer
Tim Bourne
Debbie Embler
Hugo Kornelis
Tim Lodge
Judy Madnick
Shani Naylor
Mike Shefler
Nancy Shepherdson
Dan Widdis
I can’t say that is too few, but it certainly isn’t too many. More definitions, please.