were
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
were
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
is
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
span
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
hating
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
Does not contain the letter “b”
stop
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
Does not contain the letter “b”
must contain at least two vowels
palace
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
Does not contain the letter “b”
must contain at least two vowels
contains at least one “m”
Is there a verbal form of palace?
oops! my bad, never mind.
rating
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
Does not contain the letter “b”
must contain at least two vowels
-and-
Can’t be a gerund
prorated
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
Does not contain the letter “b”
must contain at least two vowels
Can’t be a gerund
cannot end in -d
dining
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
Does not contain the letter “b”
must contain at least two vowels
Can’t be a gerund
cannot end in -d
cannot end in -ing
aggrandize
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
Does not contain the letter “b”
must contain at least two vowels
Can’t be a gerund
cannot end in -d
cannot end in -ing
cannot contain a five-letter word within it
cannot
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
Does not contain the letter “b”
must contain at least two vowels
Can’t be a gerund
cannot end in -d
cannot end in -ing
cannot contain a five-letter word within it
must contain a scrabble letter worth 5 or more (J,K,Q,X,Z)
Is “cannot” one word or two?
Both are prevalent. Cite for “cannot”: the previous three rules!
sympathize
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
Does not contain the letter “b”
must contain at least two vowels
Can’t be a gerund
cannot end in -d
cannot end in -ing
cannot contain a five-letter word within it
must contain a scrabble letter worth 5 or more (J,K,Q,X,Z)
may not contain more than three consecutive consonants
capitalize
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
Does not contain the letter “b”
must contain at least two vowels
Can’t be a gerund
cannot end in -d
cannot end in -ing
cannot contain a five-letter word within it
must contain a scrabble letter worth 5 or more (J,K,Q,X,Z)
may not contain more than three consecutive consonants
cannot end in -ize
skirmishes
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
Does not contain the letter “b”
must contain at least two vowels
Can’t be a gerund
cannot end in -d
cannot end in -ing
cannot contain a five-letter word within it
must contain a scrabble letter worth 5 or more (J,K,Q,X,Z)
may not contain more than three consecutive consonants
cannot end in -ize
cannot also be a noun (singular or plural)
capitalize
a word that is not capitalized
a word that follows the intent of the first rule without making a silly joke
a word that is only an even number of letters in length
a verb (any form)
not a palindrome
contains a 3-letter word within it (e.g. “called” contains “all” and “led”)
consists of exactly one more or exactly one less syllable than the previous word
Does not contain the letter “b”
must contain at least two vowels
Can’t be a gerund
cannot end in -d
cannot end in -ing
cannot contain a five-letter word within it
must contain a scrabble letter worth 5 or more (J,K,Q,X,Z)
may not contain more than three consecutive consonants
cannot end in -ize
cannot also be a noun (singular or plural)
may not begin with “c”
Did you copy the wrong word into your post?
This was the answer 2 turns previously, and violates the -ize rule added then.