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10-Letter Word Game

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  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited July 2018

    circulated

  • MissBianca
    MissBianca Member Posts: 1,291
    edited July 2018

    calculated

  • badger
    badger Member Posts: 24,938
    edited July 2018

    coruscated

  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited July 2018

    Badger, well that was a word I had to look up!!! Thanks for the new word of the day.

    contracted

  • MissBianca
    MissBianca Member Posts: 1,291
    edited July 2018

    contrarily

  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited July 2018

    contritely

  • MissBianca
    MissBianca Member Posts: 1,291
    edited July 2018

    stridently

  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited July 2018

    splintered

  • MissBianca
    MissBianca Member Posts: 1,291
    edited July 2018

    recentered

  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited July 2018

    deterrence

  • MissBianca
    MissBianca Member Posts: 1,291
    edited August 2018
    • deterrents
  • MissBianca
    MissBianca Member Posts: 1,291
    edited August 2018

    deterrents

  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited August 2018

    detergents

  • MissBianca
    MissBianca Member Posts: 1,291
    edited August 2018

    insurgence

  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited August 2018

    insurances

  • badger
    badger Member Posts: 24,938
    edited August 2018

    submarines

    ceanna, have you used that sparkly new word yet?

    Nerdy

  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited August 2018

    Hi Badger. No, I've have to remember the word long enough to use it!! My memory is not as good as it used to be, but now I know what coruscated means. Let's see if I can use: "The fireflies coruscated through my backyard last night." Is that a correct use?

    subversion

  • badger
    badger Member Posts: 24,938
    edited August 2018

    Yes, nicely done! The coruscation of fireflies is a summer delight. I lived out west for a while and loved the mountains but it's too dry there for fireflies. Didn't realize that until my first summer here. Was walking along a country road at dusk and the fireflies were out in force. I had forgotten (!) but the memory of childhood wonder was overwhelming. I will take the humidity if it means fireflies.

    vestibular

  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited August 2018

    verbalizes

    Fireflies are amazing!

  • MissBianca
    MissBianca Member Posts: 1,291
    edited August 2018

    verbalized (too tempting and easy)

    Love fireflies! Saw them during the summer in Tennessee.

    Badger, I am most impressed with vestibular. When my son was very young, his occupational therapist would spin him in a suspended chair, stimulating his vestibular system!

  • badger
    badger Member Posts: 24,938
    edited August 2018

    TY MissB! I hope your son found his equilibrium.

    marbleized

  • MissBianca
    MissBianca Member Posts: 1,291
    edited August 2018

    They were trying to get him dizzy, which is a normal vestibular system, but could spin to his gleeful heart's content without dizziness! 😋

    marmalade


  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited August 2018

    Makes me dizzy just thinking about spinning!!

    melodramas

  • MissBianca
    MissBianca Member Posts: 1,291
    edited August 2018

    dramatical

  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited August 2018

    parliament

  • MissBianca
    MissBianca Member Posts: 1,291
    edited August 2018

    department


  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited September 2018

    treatments

  • badger
    badger Member Posts: 24,938
    edited September 2018

    marionette

  • ceanna
    ceanna Member Posts: 3,120
    edited September 2018

    monetarily

    (Badger, good to see you. I see your walking stats in your profile and wonder how many miles you walk per week? I like to walk but have foot problems so it limits me.)

  • badger
    badger Member Posts: 24,938
    edited September 2018

    manticores

    hi ceanna, I have foot problems too (leftovers from chemo + arthritis) so can't do as much as I once did. I walk 15-20 mins at lunchtime to get away from my desk, 30 mins when I get home from work to shake off the day, and work out at a gym 3x per week: treadmill warm-up, weights, and yoga stretch to finish. My left foot almost always hurts but acetaminophen helps, so does a nice soak in Epsom salt, and good shoes with gel insoles.