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How many 5-letter words did you get from yesterday's Sunday NYT puzzle?
I got 39. Not bragging. There'll be many others with lots more. (I used dictionary.com as my authority.)
Tried using a spoiler. Couldn't. 01. ALIVE 02. ANENT 03. ATRIP 04. CANAL 05. CANON 06. CANTO 07. DREST (very obsolete) 08. EVENT 09. LENTO 10. LEVEL 11. LILAC 12. LIVEN 13. NOOSE 14. NOTAL 15. NOVEL 16. PIANO 17. PIKER 18. PIKES 19. PLACK (old as dirt, maybe too old) 20. PLANE 21. PLANO (as in lenses) 22. PLANT 23. RIATA 24. SCALP 25. SCANT 26. SOOTS 27. STAIR 28. STALE 29. STILE 30. STONE 31. STOVE 32. STRIA 33. STRIP 34. TITAN 35. TOTAL 36. TRIAL 37. VENAL 38. VITAL 39. LIVID (Last second addition! )
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I got 45 with a few that I thought were questionable (like atrip, atrek, drest, lacto, soots). I like that game. Spatial and verbal.
I can't believe it when I'm at 35, and then about 4 totally obvious ones jump out at me because I wasn't trying something. At first glance, here's 3 you're missing SPOILER:
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You're also missing
SPOILER:
You have a couple I didn't get like canto and lento and plack. I considered them, but I didn't think they were words. |
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Well done, Trunk.
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I'll get this one in a supplement either this week or next. Nice that it was interesting enough to spawn a thread.
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