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It's good, Flippy!

 

Merriam-Webster:

 

 

ahem interj

\a throat-clearing sound; often read as ə-ˈhem\

 

Definition of AHEM

 

—used especially to attract attention or to express disapproval or embarrassment

See ahem defined for English-language learners »

Origin of AHEM

 

imitative

First Known Use: 1763

Rhymes with AHEM

 

ad rem, AM, Arnhem, Belém, bluestem, brain stem, condemn, contemn, FM, GM, idem, in rem, item, main stem, mayhem, Menem, millieme, modem, poem, problem, pro tem, proem, Shechem

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Which one do you want Challis?

 

The US version 'heme' I suppose?

 

Plural of this isn't allowed. :D

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Challis, you're so funny! :laugh:

 

Hale

 

If verb plurals allowed -

 

Slashes

Smashes

Hassles (the cat hassles the dog)

Heals

 

Hi, Carlton ! It's good to see you - sorry I used shame when you already had. I'm on benzos, you see.  :D

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Which one do you want Challis?

 

The US version 'heme' I suppose?

 

Plural of this isn't allowed. :D

 

It's your game, Dave.  Shall we go with the Brits?

 

Heme

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

A heme (American English) or haem (British English) is a prosthetic group that consists of an iron atom contained in the center of a large heterocyclic organic ring called a porphyrin. Not all porphyrins contain iron, but a substantial fraction of porphyrin-containing metalloproteins have heme as their prosthetic group; these are known as hemoproteins. Hemes are most commonly recognized in their presence as components of hemoglobin, the red pigment in blood, but they are also components of a number of other hemoproteins.

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In my Concise Oxford Dictionary 'ahem'

is described as an 'exclamation'.

We need to decide on a point of principle here.

are we going to accept 'exclamations'?

If so where do we stop?

wowcher,  heyup, hellsbells??

What do you think Challis?

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Game 3

Up to now

 

ashes

haem

hale

hassle

hassles

heal

heals

heel

helm

hems

lash

lashes

leash

mash

mesh

shale

sham

shame

shames

shameless (9 letter word) Carlton

slash

slashes

smash

smashes

 

 

Total 24 - 6+ to go

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heme cum haem

Is this a scientific/medical term?

Ok this time but I think words in medical dictionary but not in dictionary for ordinary folk are out.

Just thinking ahead!

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Dear Lavender,

none of those words have an H.

 

So not allowed I'm afraid. :(

 

S S L

S H M

E E A

 

 

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Have you done game 2 yet, i knew Nude couldnt be right...you all would have well got that before me :laugh:

 

What about

 

Denounce

 

 

 

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Hi Here's

 

Game 3

 

Find as many words as you can from these nine letters.

Each word must be at least four letters long and must contain the 'hub' letter. In this case 'H'.

Letters given can only be used once in each word. i.e. in this case, in each word, 'E' can be used up to twice, 'S' up to three times but the others can be used only once.

You cannot use plurals, foreign words or 'proper' nouns but verb forms ending in 's' are allowed.

Both English or American spellings are allowed but NOT of the same word.

There is at least  one nine letter word.

Abbreviations don't count.

'Urban Dictionary' words are NOT encouraged.

Game 3 -    The target in this case is 30+  words.

 

S S L

S H M

E E A

 

Game 2 still open.

 

Game 3

Up to now

 

haem

hale

hassle

hassles

heal

heals

heel

helm

hems

lash

lashes

leash

mash

mesh

shale

sham

shame

shameless (9 letter word) Carlton

slash

slashes

smash

smashes

 

 

Total 22 - 8+ to go

 

 

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Oh, Lavender, I KNOW the rules and I still got all excited and posted "seamless" that obviously doesnt have an H. Duh. Took it off before anyone saw it.  :2funny:

 

It doesn't look like we are going to get the last 8.

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