Word ladder

Meece · 2010-04-03 14:49:14

Here's a new game, ladies I will try to guide you if it gets off track 1. Start with a 3 letter word. 2. The next person adds a letter to make a new word - example "rot" to "tour". The next person adds a letter to that 4 letter word - "route" , and so on until it gets to a 7 letter word - example "troupes". 3. Once someone…

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abused (this feels familiar... kind of deja vu)

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good memory...I searched and we did daubs-abused-daubers back in July! So I'll say
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thanks for the bump!

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:-) ends

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yeaned
yean (yn) v. yeaned, yean·ing, yeans To bear young. Used of sheep and goats.
[Middle English iyenen, yenen, from Old English *geanian : ge-, verb pref.; see kom in Indo-European roots + anian, to bear young.

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Hi Badger.

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Hi Pam!

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