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UNITAGE
SEXTAIN
TERTIUS
BROACHED
ORIENTS
GOATEES
SPORTED
ENTIRES
RESTRING
TEALIKE
ZINGERS
ACINOSE
INTEGRAL
REBUILT
LAIRISED
DELETING
ANESTRA
SUNDIAL
AREOLATE
LAIRIZED
RANTERS
MOIETIES
ANALCITE
DEARIES
TONSURE
INTRUDES
ARSHINE
DEARIES
FETTERS
CENTERS
ORDINEES
INEPTEST
LAURELS
RESCUING
TONTINE
ROUTINE
WITLESS
INJERAS
OVERTLY
PIRATES
CRINATE
NAIVEST
MINUTES
APTERIA
BARTONS
OILIEST
GREISEN

(in postgame analysis, it turns out that in the game where I played REBUILT, it was a 100% loss, whereas just playing BUILT would have been a 100% win. It was that kind of tournament for me, or at that kind of day. Also, having played INEPTEST in one game, I then had the tiles to play it (through a suitable floater) in two more subsequent games (but there wasn't a suitable floater in those ones))

Date: 2008-12-08 04:05 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] silverdee.livejournal.com
So many fabulous words! Three that I like especially tonight: MOIETIES INEPTEST and TONTINE

Date: 2008-12-11 11:13 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] cred0.livejournal.com
I particularly liked BARTONS, as I knew it from having written this limerick for OEDILF:

A farmer, when harvest was startin',
Asked Charlie to fetch him a carton.
"The carton," said Charlie,
"Encloses some barley
And so does the farmyard, the barton."

The word barton, meaning farmyard, derives from the Old English for 'barley enclosure'.

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