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remebered that BLAA had been dealt quite recently. It's a > soft bread roll from Waterford, and I see I guessed it correctly when > Efrem played it in February. > > Here's

definitions of BLAA have voted - other than those who told me they're not going to - plus one more player who didn't submit one, I'm closing the round about eleven hours before

definitions of BLAA, in ascending character > count. One of them is correct. The others are the products of your > collective ingenuity. As usual, your job is to vote for two you

phase of BLAA I have definitions from eight players: Barrs, Bourne, Cunningham, Embler, Keating, Madnick, Shepherdson, and Widdis. All should have received acknowledgments. If

pleasure is BLAA where, as usual, the capitalization means nothing. This word is unrelated to the blahs that many of us in the Northern Hemisphere winter are feeling around now. Fortunately