Word Game Part II. Win 1000 TCash!

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ERECTORS > DIRECTORS (changed 1, added 1)

DIRECTORS > ACCREDITS (changed 2)

[dbuzz]

DIRECTORS > ACCREDITS (changed 2)

ACCREDITS > STRIPPED (2 changed -CC, 1 dropped - A)

ot.. whweewww.. lalagpas pasko to mr. juntzo.

[knight21]

ACCREDITS > STRIPPED (2 changed -CC, 1 dropped - A)

ot.. whweewww.. lalagpas pasko to mr. juntzo.

STRIPPED > STRICKLED (2 changed, 1 added)

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STRIPPED > STRICKLED (2 changed, 1 added)

ooopps...I don't think STRICKLED is in the dictionary.. Mr. Juntzo please confirm..tcash!

And if ever there's a word such as "STRICKLED", what happened to the Rule about the use of COMMON WORDS ONLY..

dapat kasi may use-in-a-sentence pa eh..some words i've seen here aren't used by even sen. miriam santiago

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STRIPPED > STRIPPERS (changed 1, added 1)

any guys here who haven't seen a stripper?

[Flagg]

STRIPPED > STRIPPERS (changed 1, added 1)

any guys here who haven't seen a stripper?

Si Coder, di pa nakakita...

Hiya MsZ! Cool ka lang...

STRIPPERS> STRIPTEASE (changed 2, added 1)

[knight21]

ooopps...I don't think STRICKLED is in the dictionary.. Mr. Juntzo please confirm..tcash!

And if ever there's a word such as "STRICKLED", what happened to the Rule about the use of COMMON WORDS ONLY..

dapat kasi may use-in-a-sentence pa eh..some words i've seen here aren't used by even sen. miriam santiago

strickle can either be a noun or a verb as defined in dictionary.com. here i used it as a verb in past tense form. as a verb it means to sweep off or remove with a strickle.

[Flagg]

STRIPPED > STRICKLED (2 changed, 1 added)

If knight wins:
STRICKLED > STICKLER (1 deleted, 1 changed)

Ang nerd ko, ahihi...

[dbuzz]

[quote=flagg;912181]Si Coder, di pa nakakita...

Hiya MsZ! Cool ka lang...


OPPSS may dispute na naman pala... so hintay na naman tayo nito...uli...lol..

[knight21]

just a suggestion.

if a word posted is being challenged, no new words should be entered until the word is validated by mr juntzo or accepted valid by the challenger. this is to avoid confusion on other posters in knowing the last valid word.

tnx