OWL3 NEW SEVENS #11BY PROBABILITY 334 - 367

WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS

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EIMNRSV

NO STEM, ONE WORD

VERMINSEIMNRSV

VERMINS: NEW PL. OF VERMIN, SMALL, COMMON, HARMFUL, OR OBJECTIONABLE ANIMALS

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AEHILUV

NO STEM, ONE WORD

VIHUELAAEHILUV

VIHUELA: A TYPE OF EARLY SPANISH GUITAR

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HOOK/S?

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GILNOTV

NO STEM, ONE WORD

VOLTINGGILNOTV

VOLTING: V. MAKING A QUICK MOVEMENT IN FENCING TO AVOID A THRUST (VOLT, VOLTS, VOLTED)

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ADEIISZ

NO STEM, ONE WORD

ZAIDIESADEIISZ

ZAIDIES: PL. OF ZAIDY, A ZEDA, A GRANDFATHER

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AAIMRRT

NO STEM, ONE WORD

AIRTRAMAAIMRRT

AIRTRAMS: PL. OF AIRTRAM, AN AERIAL CABLE CAR

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ADEIJNN

NO STEM, ONE WORD

JANNIEDADEIJNN

JANNIED: V. ACTED AS A DISGUISED MERRYMAKER AT CHRISTMAS (JANNY, JANNIES, JANNYING, and JANNYINGS)

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ALSO JANNEY, JANNEYS, JANNEYED, JANNEYING, BUT NO janneyings*

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AEIJNNS

NO STEM, ONE WORD

JANNIESAEIJNNS

JANNIES: V. ACTS AS A DISGUISED MERRYMAKER AT CHRISTMAS (JANNY, JANNIED, JANNYING)

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ALSO JANNEY, JANNEYS, JANNEYED, JANNEYING, BUT NO janneyings*

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AAINNRV

NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

NO STEM

NAVARINAAINNRV

NAVARIN: LAMB STEW WITH VEGETABLES

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SHOOK/S?

NIRVANANIRVANA: A BLESSED STATE IN BUDDHISM (ADJ. NIRVANIC)

S

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AINNPST

NO STEM, ONE WORD

PANNISTAINNPST

PANNIST: A PERSON WHO PLAYS A STEEL DRUM

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AILRTTY

NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

NO STEM

RATTILYAILRTTY

RATTILY: IN A MANNER SUGGESTIVE OF RATS

TARTILY21

TARTILY: ADV. IN A TARTY MANNER SUGGESTIVE OF A PROSTITUTE

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EINNSST

ONE STEM:

STEINS + N

NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

SINNETSEINNSST

SINNETS: PL. OF SINNET, A CALL SOUNDED ON A TRUMPET SIGNALING THE ENTRANCE OR EXIT OF ACTORS (SENNET/S)

SENNITSSTEINS + N

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SENNITS: PL. OF SENNIT, A BRAIDED STRAW USED IN MAKING HATS

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AFIRTTU

NO STEM, ONE WORD

TARTUFIAFIRTTU

TARTUFI: ONE PL. OF TARTUFO, AN ITALIAN ICE-CREAM DESSERT

25ALSO TARTUFOS

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ABDEEGL

NO STEM, ONE WORD

BEAGLEDABDEEGL

BEAGLED: V. HUNTED WITH BEAGLES, A SMALL HOUND (BEAGLE, BEAGLES, BEAGLING, BEAGLER/S)

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BEAGLING: N. THE ACTIVITY OF HUNTING WITH BEAGLES, SO BEAGLINGS!

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BEEILRY

NO STEM, ONE WORD

BEERILYBEEILRY

BEERILY: ADV. AFFECTED BY BEER (BEERY, BEERIER, BEERIEST)

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Wallace Beery (really!) received his Best Actor Oscar for playing a drunken, washed up, ex-champion prize fighter.

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ACEEPRS

ONE STEM:

CREASE + O

NOW THERE ARE THREE WORDS

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ACEEPRS

CAPRESEESCAPERRESPACERESPACE: V. TO SPACE AGAIN OR DIFFERENTLY

HOOK/S? CAPRESES ESCAPERS RESPACED RESPACES

_SDS

S CAPRESE: N. A SALAD

CREASE + O

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DDEENTU

NO STEM, ONE WORD

DETUNEDDDEENTU

DETUNED: TO ADJUST AN INSTRUMENT SO THAT IT IS NO LONGER IN TUNE (DETUNE, DETUNES, DETUNING)

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AEEKRSU

NO STEM, ONE WORD

EUREKASAEEKRSU

EUREKAS: PL. OF EUREKA, A FORTUNATE DISCOVERY

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ADEERSX

ONE STEM:

RESEDA + X

ONE WORD

EXEDRASADEERSX

EXEDRAS: ONE PL. OF EXEDRA, A CURVED OUTDOOR BENCH, THE OTHER PL. EXEDRAE (EXHEDRA HAS ONLY ONE PL.: EXHEDRAE)

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CEEIINW

NO STEM, ONE WORD

ICEWINECEEIINW

ICEWINE: SWEET WINE MADE FROM GRAPES FROZEN ON THE VINE

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HOMONYM EISWEIN, A SWEET GERMAN WINE

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DEEIKLN

NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

NO STEM

KNEIDELDEEIKLN

KNEIDEL: A TYPE OF DUMPLING (KNAIDEL/S, KNAIDLACH) PL. CAN BE KNEIDELS OR KNEIDLACH

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LIKENED

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EEILRVY

NO STEM, ONE WORD

LIVEYEREEILRVY

LIVEYER: A PERMANENT RESIDENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND (ALSO LIVYER/S, LIVIER/S)

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SHOOK/S?

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BEEIRSY

NO STEM, ONE WORD

RIBEYESBEEIRSY

RIBEYES: PL. OF RIBEYE, A CUT OF BEEF

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DDEEIOV

NO STEM, ONE WORD

VIDEOEDDDEEIOV

VIDEOED: V. RECORDED VISUAL IMAGES ON MAGNETIC TAPE OR DISC (VIDEO, VIDEOS, VIDEOING)

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BCEILOS

NO STEM, ONE WORD

COLBIESBCEILOS

COLBIES: ONE PL. OF COLBY, A MILD CHEESE (ALSO COLBYS)

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CELMORT

NO STEM, ONE WORD

CORMLETCELMORT

CORMLET: A SMALL CORM, A STEM OF CERTAIN PLANTS (adj.’s CORMLIKE, CORMOID, CORMOUS)

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CDEFORT

NO STEM, ONE WORD

CROFTEDCDEFORT

CROFTED: V. FARMED ON A SMALL TENANT FARM (CROFT, CROFTS, CROFTING)

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DEMNORY

NO STEM, ONE WORD

DORYMENDEMNORY

DORYMEN: PL. OF DORYMAN, ONE THAT FISHES FROM A DORY

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DINOPSU

NO STEM, TWO WORDS

DUPIONSDINOPSU

DUPIONS: PL. OF DUPION, A TYPE OF SILK FABRIC

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UNIPODSUNIPODS: PL. OF UNIPOD, A ONE-LEGGED SUPPORT

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FIILOST

NO STEM, ONE WORD

FOILISTFIILOST

FOILIST: ONE WHO FENCES WITH A FOIL, A SWORD WITHOUT CUTTING EDGES

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S

HOOK/S?

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BDEILMO

NO STEM, ONE WORD

LIMBOEDBDEILMO

LIMBOED: V. PERFORMED A WEST INDIAN DANCE (LIMBO, LIMBOS, LIMBOES, LIMBOING)

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BEILMOS

NO STEM, THREE WORDS

LIMBOES

MOBILES

OBELISM

BEILMOS

LIMBOES: V. PERFORMS A WEST INDIAN DANCE (LIMBO, LIMBOS, LIMBOED, LIMBOING)

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MOBILES: PL. OF MOBILE, A FORM OF SCULPTURE

OBELISM: N. THE ACT OF OBELISING OR OBELIZING, TO MARK WITH AN OBELUS, A SYMBOL FOR A DOUBTFUL PASSAGE

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EGLNOUY

NO STEM, ONE WORD

LOUNGEYEGLNOUY

LOUNGEY: SUITABLE FOR LOUNGING, LOUNGY (LOUNGIER, LOUNGIEST

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EFLNSTU

THERE ARE TWO NEW WORDS

NO STEM

NESTFULEFLNSTU

NESTFUL: N. AS MUCH AS A NEST CAN HOLD

NETFULS67

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HOOK/S?

NETFULS: PL. OF NETFUL, N. AS MUCH AS A NET CAN HOLD

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NEW SEVENS #11