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OWL3 NEW SEVENS#4

IN ORDER OF PROBABILITY # 101 THROUGH #133

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AEENPRSDO YOU SEE ONE 6-LETTER STEM?

RANEES + P

AEENPRS

PANEERSPANEERS: PL. OF PANEER, A MILK CURD CHEESE

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RANEES + P

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EEGIOPR

NO STEM, ONE WORD

PEROGIEEEGIOPR

PEROGIE: ALSO PIEROGI, A SMALL DUMPLING WITH A FILLING

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S

HOOK/S?

(PEROGIES, PIEROGIES)

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AEEGLTU

NO STEM, ONE WORD

TEGULAEAEEGLTU

TEGULAE: THE ONLY PL. OF TEGULA, A FLAT ROOF TILE USED IN ANCIENT ROME

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ABDEOTUNO STEMS

BOUTADEABDEOTU

BOUTADE: N. A SUDDEN OUTBURST

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ACEOSTU

NO STEMS, BUT TWO WORDS

COTEAUS

ACEOSTU

COTEAUS: ONE PL. OF COTEAU, THE HIGHER GROUND OF A REGION (COTEAUX)

ACETOUS

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ACETOUS: ADJ. TASTING LIKE VINEGAR

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CENORSTONE STEM

TONERS + C

NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

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CENORST

CORNETS

CRETONS

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CRETONS: A SPREAD OF SHREDDED PORK & ONIONS

STICKY

CORNETT/S: VARIANT SP. OF CORNET, CORNETTO

TONERS + C

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EHIORSU

NO STEMS, ONE WORD ONLY

HOUSIEREHIORSU

HOUSIER: MORE HOUSEY, BEING IN THE STYLE OF HOUSE MUSIC (HOUSIEST)

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DEIIORVNO STEMS

IVORIEDDEIIORV

IVORIED: ADJ. PERTAINING TO IVORY, THE HARD WHITE SUBSTANCE FOUND IN ELEPHANT TUSKS (ALSO IVORIER, IVORIEST)

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EHILOSTA 6-LETTER STEM?

TOILES + H

NOW THERE ARE FOUR WORDS

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EHILOST

EOLITHS

HOLIEST

HOSTILE

LITHOES

EOLITHS: PL. OF EOLITH, A PREHISTORIC STONE TOOL (ADJ. EOLITHIC)

ARCHEOLOGISTS FIND EOLITHS NEAR MONUMENTS PERHAPS ONCE CONSIDERED HOLIEST, BUT ALSO USED BY EARLY MAN FOR PROTECTION AGAINST HOSTILE THREATS.

HOOK/S? NEOLITHS AND HOSTILES

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LITHOES: V. TO MAKE PRINTS BY LITHOGRAPHY (LITHO, LITHOED, LITHOS, LITHOES, LITHOING)

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EILOSTVSTEM?

TOILES + V

NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

LOVIESTEILOSTV

LOVIEST: MOST FONDLY AFFECTIONATE (LOVEY, LOVIER, ALSO N. LOVEY, A SWEETHEART, LOVEYS)

VIOLETS 21

_TOILES + V

STICKY

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EILOSTWTHE 6-LETTER STEM?

TOILES + W

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EILOSTW

OWLIESTOWLIEST: MOST LIKE AN OWL (OWLY, OWLIER, OWLISH, OWLLIKE, ADV. OWLISHLY)

JL

HOOK/S?

TOILES + W

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ENOPRSTTHE STEM?

TONERS + P

TWO WORDS

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ENOPRST

POSTERN

PRONEST

POSTERN: A REAR DOOR OR GATE

PHOOK/S?

S

PRONEST: MOST PRONE, LYING WITH THE FRONT OR FACE DOWNWARD (PRONER, ADV. PRONELY)

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ABDEOSTNO STEMS

NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

SABOTED

ABDEOST

SABOTED: ADJ. PERTAINING TO A WOODEN SHOE

BOASTED

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EIOPSTUSTEM?

SOPITE + U

NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

EIOPSTU

PITEOUS

TOUPIES

PITEOUS: ADJ. AROUSING PITY, PITIFUL (PITIFUL, PITIFULLER, PITIFULLEST)

TOUPIES: PL. OF TOUPIE, A ROUND BONELESS SMOKED HAM

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EIONSUVNO STEMS, & NOW THERE ARE THREE WORDS

VEINOUS

EIONSUV

VEINOUS: ADJ. HAVING PROMINENT VEINS

ENVIOUS

NIVEOUS

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NIVEOUS: ADJ. RESEMBLING SNOW

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ABINOOR

NO STEMS, ONE WORD ONLY:

BORONIAABINOOR

BORONIA: AN AUSTRALIAN SHRUB

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AELRSTTTWO STEMS?

FOUR WORDS!

SALTER + T TASTER + L

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AELRSTT

LATTERS

RATTLES

STARLET

STARTLETHE NOISE OF THE RATTLES DID NOT BOTHER THIS STARLET OF 1909, BUT IT WOULD STARTLE MOST OF US.

YES, VIRGINIA, IT IS A RATTLESNAKE…

BRATTLES PRATTLES

HOOK/S?

DR

S

S

B

P

STARLETSSTARTLEDSTARTLERSTARTLES

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P

CF

SALTER + T TASTER + L

BLATTERSCLATTERSFLATTERSPLATTERS

LATTERS: PL. OF LATTER, THE SECOND MENTIONED PERSON OR THING OF TWO

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DEENSTU

NO STEMS, ONE WORD ONLY PLEASE

DETUNESDEENSTU

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

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DEEMNOTNO STEMS

TWO WORDS

TEENDOM

DEEMNOT

TEENDOM: TEENAGERS COLLECTIVELY

DEMETON

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S

HOOK/S?

SDEMETON: AN INSECTICIDE

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EGILOOSNO STEMS

NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

GOOLIESEGILOOS

GOOLIES: PL. OF GOOLIE OR GOOLY, A SLANG WORD FOR A VARIETY OF MEANINGS INCL. NEIGHBORHOOD, TESTICLE, BUTTOCK, AND A PONTIAC 6000-LE (also GOOLY)

OLOGIES41

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HOOK/S?

OLOGIES: PL. OF OLOGY, A BRANCH OF KNOWLEDGE

O

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ADNOORS

NO STEMS, ONE WORD

NARDOOSADNOORS

NARDOOS: PL. OF NARDOO, A CLOVER-LIKE PLANT

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AADNOOTNO STEMS, ONE WORD

ODONATAAADNOOT

ODONATA: PL. N, PREDATORY INSECTS OF THE ODONATE ORDER SUCH AS DRAGONFLIES & DAMSELFLIES (ALSO ODONATES)

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EGNOORS

NO STEMS, TWO WORDS

OROGENSEGNOORS

OROGENS: PL. OF OROGEN, A BELT OF THE EARTH'S CRUST INVOLVED IN OROGENY [GOONERY] THE PROCESS OF MOUNTAIN FORMATION (ADJ. OROGENIC)

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GOONERY: THUGGISH BEHAVIOR

ORGONES: PL. OF ORGONE, A UNIVERSAL ENERGY

ORGONES

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EEEINTW

NO STEMS, ONE WORD

TWEENIEEEEINTW

TWEENIE: A CHILD WHO IS NOT QUITE OLD ENOUGH TO BE A TEENAGER

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S_

WEENIE/S: WIENER/S OR WEINER/S

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AGIIRST

NO STEMS, ONE WORD ONLY

ARTIGIS

AGIIRST

ARTIGIS: PL. OF ARTIGI, A TYPE OF INUIT PARKA (ALSO ATIGI/S)

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ABEGILN

NO STEMS, ONE WORD

BEALINGABEGILN

BEALING: N. A BEAL, AN INFECTED SORE PLACE ON THE BODY

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SHOOK/S?

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ACEHINRNO STEMS

TWO WORDS

CHAINER

ACEHINR

CHAINER: ONE THAT CHAINS OR BINDS WITH A CHAIN

ARCHINE

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SHOOK/S?

S

ARCHINE: A RUSSIAN UNIT OF LENGTH OF ABOUT 71 CM

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ADGINSTSTEMS?

GIANTS + D

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ADGINST

DATINGSDATINGS: PL. OF DATING, N. THE ACT OF ONE THAT DATES

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GIANTS + D

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AEIJNRSONE STEM

ARSINE + J

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AEIJNRS

INJERASINJERAS: PL. OF INJERA, AN ETHIOPIAN BREAD

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ARSINE + J

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ADDEILRONE STEM

DIALER + D

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ADDEILR

LADDIERLADDIER: MOST LADDISH IN BEHAVIOR, CHARACTERISTIC OF BOISTEROUS LADS (LADDY, LADDIER, LADDIEST)

DIALER + D

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AAGILNRNO STEMS, AND ONE WORD ONLY

LARIGANAAGILNR

LARIGAN: A LEATHER BOOT, ALSO LARRIGAN/S

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S

LARIGANS ANAGRAMS: [ ]SANGRAIL

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AAGILRT

NO STEMS, ONE WORD ONLY

RAGTAILAAGILRT

RAGTAIL: ADJ. RAGGED, SHABBY

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HOOK/S?

NO! (ADJ.)

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AAGINRSONE STEM

GRAINS + A

NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

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AAGINRS

SANGRIA

SARANGISANGRIA: AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE

AVOID PUTTING GRAIN ALCOHOL IN YOUR SANGRIA, UNLESS YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO MORE THAN FOUR HOURS OF SARANGI MUSIC.

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SARANGI: AN INDIAN STRINGED INSTRUMENT

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NEW SEVENS #4