Word Scramble - New Game!!!

[stargazer1]

How did I not see "under?"

rovers, _____?

It was actually 'roves' and 'overs'
How about this one:

myses

 

[Diana Delafield]

How did I not see "under?"

rovers, _____?

I'm stuck with roves myself.

Verso is a word already, if you happen to be a former librarian and freelance editor . It's the term for the left-hand page of an open book, or the back of a document or title-page of a book. Not sure if that's what @stargazer1 was thinking, though? I think "overs" is a British slang word, but for what I don't know. A sports term, possibly?

 

[text_skate]

I'm stuck with roves myself.

Verso is a word already, if you happen to be a former librarian and freelance editor . It's the term for the left-hand page of an open book, or the back of a document or title-page of a book. Not sure if that's what @stargazer1 was thinking, though? I think "overs" is a British slang word, but for what I don't know. A sports term, possibly?

I was thinking about servo, which is also a word in English I believe

when I checked "overs" on my English German dictionnary, I found 2 areas: printing and mining. In printing e.g. for the copies, that are over the ordered limit

myses

messy

osild - 2 will do

 

[iluvtodd]

solid & ________?

 

[text_skate]

___________ idols, lidos (plural-forms, 3rd-person still allowed?)


milit

 

[iluvtodd]

___________ idols, lidos (plural-forms, 3rd-person still allowed?)


milit

for you. Plurals are fine, but what are lidos?

limit

mhsra - 2 words

 

[text_skate]

but what are lidos?

https://www.thefreedictionary.com/lido, pl -os
Brit a public place of recreation, including a pool for swimming or water sports

marsh, harms

nlpia - 2 words

 

[Diana Delafield]

https://www.thefreedictionary.com/lido, pl -os
Brit a public place of recreation, including a pool for swimming or water sports

marsh, harms

nlpia - 2 words

It's OK, @iluvtodd , I'm Scottish, my family all live in Scotland except for me in Canada, and I've never heard of a lido or lidos either .

I also can't make anything out of nipia, and I even cheated and tried a word scrambler site. It only got the same obscure one I thought of, piani as an Italian plural for piano. I'm wondering, looking at my keyboard, if that was meant to be nipis with a typo of a instead of the s right next to it?

In which case:

spin, pins, nips, snip

tbduo

Oops, edit: Just noticed I only used one i myself, so scrap my 4-letter rearrangements. OK, I'm stumped on that one, either with an s or an a. It's probably something obvious.

 

[text_skate]

I also can't make anything out of nipia

nlpia - plain, lapin

tbduo

doubt

dnuwo

 

[Diana Delafield]

nlpia - plain, lapin


doubt

dnuwo

[Ah, I see now. The size of the letters and the typeface used on my screen makes letters i and l hard to tell apart. ]

wound

mdnie

 

[iluvtodd]

denim

lvaoi

 

[Diana Delafield]

denim

lvaoi

viola, and Voila! if that counts -- it's used in Canada by people who don't otherwise speak French

trpeu

 

[iluvtodd]

viola, and Voila! if that counts -- it's used in Canada by people who don't otherwise speak French

trpeu

"Voila" for our French speakers, bien sur!

erupt

dpnaa

 

[Diana Delafield]

"Voila" for our French speakers, bien sur!

erupt

dpnaa

panda

myymu

 

[text_skate]

yummy

kopes - 2 words

 

[iluvtodd]

pekoe (a kind of tea?) , pokes

oblra

 

[text_skate]

I was thinking about spoke

labor

owtrs

 

[iluvtodd]

I was thinking about spoke

I didn't see "spoke." But you did!

worst

otsca - 2 words

 

[Diana Delafield]

I didn't see "spoke." But you did!

worst

otsca - 2 words

coats, coast

I had the opera Tosca stuck in my mind at first. Has anyone skated to that?

rnoet

 

[stargazer1]

rnoet

I thought that said moet at first!
toner & tenor

werst