Round 3653 - BARONDUKI Defs up
Tony Abell
Find below 13 definitions of baronduki, one of which comes from a dictionary. The
remainder come from the fertile imaginations of the players.
Vote for two by way of a public response to this message before the deadline.
You may vote even if you did not submit a definition, but you may NOT vote if you
are disqualified (see the rules at http://www.dixonary.net). The voting deadline
shall be:
Wednesday, 08:00pm EDT (New York) 03-Jun-2026
Wednesday, 05:00pm PDT (San Francisco) 03-Jun-2026
Thursday, 01:00am BST (London) 04-Jun-2026
Thursday, 02:00am CEST (Brussels) 04-Jun-2026
Thursday, 10:00am AEST (Melbourne) 04-Jun-2026
Thursday, 11:00am NZST (Wellington) 04-Jun-2026
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1. A rounded metal cap placed on a lance for use during jousting practice.
2. Siberian chipmunk.
3. An ornate dining table decoration that holds utensils, etc.
4. A tropical tree used for both a hardwood which doesn't rot in water and for
its fruit (which needs steeping before consumption to remove excessive
oxalic acid).
5. A narrow, wind‑carved recess along a rocky escarpment.
6. A dagger formerly carried by Hungarian cavalry soldiers for the purpose of
dispatching wounded horses.
7. A money lender or usurer. (Turkish, from "one who is grasping").
8. A rough bundle of brushwood or reeds used to reinforce a muddy path or
bank.
9. A devotional flask for holy oil from pilgrimage sites.
10. A catamaran [< Tahitian bara ‘tree, log’ + anduki ‘tied’]
11. A compound honours system awarded to those not of European ancestry
typically on the Indian subcontinent.
12. A bony fish (Lates calcarifer of the family Latidae) with a greenish-bronze
back and silvery sides, found from the Persian Gulf to southern China and
Australia and valued for sport and food.
13. In some Regency romances, any man with a title making him an attractive
marriage prospect.
Tim Bourne
Paul Keating
Efrem Mallach
On Jun 1, 2026, at 10:23 PM, Tony Abell <he...@isanybodyhome.com> wrote:
Find below 13 definitions of baronduki, one of which comes from a dictionary. Theremainder come from the fertile imaginations of the players.Vote for two by way of a public response to this message before the deadline.You may vote even if you did not submit a definition, but you may NOT vote if youshall be:Wednesday, 08:00pm EDT (New York) 03-Jun-2026Wednesday, 05:00pm PDT (San Francisco) 03-Jun-2026Thursday, 01:00am BST (London) 04-Jun-2026Thursday, 02:00am CEST (Brussels) 04-Jun-2026Thursday, 10:00am AEST (Melbourne) 04-Jun-2026Thursday, 11:00am NZST (Wellington) 04-Jun-2026Thursday 2026-06-04 0000Z-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Judy Madnick
Chowie
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Tim Lodge
3. An ornate dining table decoration that holds utensils, etc.
8. A rough bundle of brushwood or reeds used to reinforce a muddy path or bank.
--Tim L
Eric Boxer
Shani Naylor
7. A money lender or usurer. (Turkish, from "one who is grasping").
9. A devotional flask for holy oil from pilgrimage sites.
