Yep. Well, close enough.
These are the most common English words that do not have a rhyme.
mmm
barf
Cheryl
envy
nowhere
onyx
Pyrex
roof
terra
ate = 8
for = 4
go = ??
sank = 5 (French)
to = 2
tray = 3 (Polish)
won = 1
you = ??
tray = 3 (Italian) is perhaps a better match than Polish.
I’ve spent half an hour on go and you. I’m stumped.
One is Korean, one is Japanese. But I don’t speak either of these languages so my hearing of the pronunciations my be wrong…
Hint: It’s the list you should have seen coming…
I’m seeing letter names in some of the words, but I don’t have a solution.
barf = ‘R’
Cheryl = ‘L’
envy = ‘N’ ‘V’
Pyrex = ‘π’ ‘X’
Not the right track.
The hint is already in this thread. You will know the hint when you see it…
Earlier in the thread than that.
Doper names?
mmm
They’re all artist names according to Amazon Music. Except roof is “The Roof”. And some of these bands are obscure enough to have 10 followers.
Not that far back.
No. Farther back in the thread than that.
In ROT-18 they’re:
ones
Purely
rail
abjurer
balk
Clerk
ebbs
green
That’s not ROT-18… But good work.
Right. I googled a ROT-18 encoder, and the first one I clicked actually does ROT-13.
chocolate
city
horse
humor
knight
matter
roast
side
Those are the first words of the first 8 chapters of Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes.
LOL, but no.