tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-27863204.post6958423059118788460..comments2023-10-17T16:36:44.947+01:00Comments on Nine Tenths Full of Penguins: Quizzery Vol. 29/10ths Full of Penguinshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13380841087786085974noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-27863204.post-53951801726486005812007-02-22T23:34:00.000+00:002007-02-22T23:34:00.000+00:001. 53%2. b. 126 3. Capitalised words Hyphenate...1. 53%<BR/><BR/>2. b. 126 <BR/><BR/>3. Capitalised words<BR/> Hyphenated words<BR/> Words with Apostrophes<BR/> Foreign Words not in common usage<BR/> Words not on the official Scrabble Word List (OSWI, SOWPOD) used in competition<BR/><BR/>4. c. All Letters Are Not Created Equal<BR/><BR/>5. Uniform size and shape<BR/>No “brailling” in the bag with plastic tiles (discerning the letter with the fingertips)<BR/><BR/>6. JUMBOIZE – To enlarge (a ship by adding a prefabricated section)<BR/> BEZIQUES – Plural of a card game<BR/> QUIZZERY – Collection of quizzes, information pertaining to quizzes<BR/><BR/>7. b. £1 off the entrance fee<BR/><BR/>8. c. disqualified from the Inaugural Wirral Open Scrabble Tournament… the shame<BR/><BR/>9. 10 points, Z = 10 points but there is only one so the second must be a blank<BR/><BR/>10. My First Dora the Explorer Scrabble<BR/>Original Scrabble<BR/>Welsh Scrabble<BR/>My First Scrabble<BR/>Scrabble Pink – raising money for Breast Cancer<BR/>Junior Scrabble<BR/>Party Scrabble UK – apparently with a contemporary theme and timing feature<BR/>Disney Junior Scrabble<BR/>Simpsons Scrabble<BR/>Travel Scrabble<BR/>Scrabble Deluxe<BR/>Pocket Scrabble<BR/>Super Scrabble – which is twice the size of Original Scrabble9/10ths Full of Penguinshttps://www.blogger.com/profile/13380841087786085974noreply@blogger.com