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This is a dictionary of all the words that don't qualify for scrabble
but really should, like nurby, qualk, etc.
Baked, sans scrabble.
https://en.wikipedi...The_Meaning_of_Liff
And Douglas Adams issued two books of them! [selenio, Mar 24 2016]
[link]
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I should quizzify which potential words have the highest
point values and start using them frequently to quixhotrize
them into the language. |
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Kept reading this as "Scrabble Fall Dictionary" and that had
me very confused. After figuring out what you were *really*
saying, I guess I have to give you a bunnet. (Falled word). |
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Scrabble Spring Dictionary ? |
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Our family score pad for scrabble registers several of such
words, but in spanish. If the definition makes sense or
makes laughs, the word tends to become usable without
much fizz.
Also, baked precisely in the form of a dictionary, by Douglas
Adams (link). |
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