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We tried a while ago to post only words which ended in INTH. It was all too brief.

This was followed by INCH. It was an overnight success!

A third outing, of words ending in ONCH, brought out intense rivalry!

We then moved into high gear with words ending in ONCK, the most hard-fought contest to date.

The search for words ending in ANK, was reviewed in Time Magazine as "reminiscent of Mrs Thrale's gatherings".

The most recent, for words ending in ARK, induced rule revisions.




Good luck to all our contestants!

Once a name or word has been offered in the thread it may not be offered again. Proper nouns are excluded. Submissions must use current English spelling adjudicated from the Oxford English Dictionary. Consecutive posts within the game thread must not contain submissions from the same player. The use of computer software to generate submissions is forbidden. Relatives and employees of the game's management may not enter. The competition is governed by English Law. The winner of this competition will be entered in the annual ForumGarden Competition Winners' Knock-out Photo Contest. No prize carries financial value exceeding the lowest denomination coin of the realm, for which it may be exchanged at the request of the winner. This is a game of skill without payment of money or money’s worth or the provision of goods or services and does not constitute a lottery, pool, prize game or chain-gift scheme.

barb

Rhubarb

carb

How about Narb - the epitome of a loser, a typical narb is an intellectually inferior, sexually challenged individual.

Scarb?

scarb bars - a set on Flickr

buttercup;1137729 wrote: Scarb?

scarb bars - a set on Flickr


It'd be a proper noun.

buttercup;1137726 wrote: How about Narb - the epitome of a loser, a typical narb is an intellectually inferior, sexually challenged individual.


It's more properly an acronym standing for a No Apparent Reason Boner. I'm not sure we've considered acronyms before, subsidiary derivations like the one you provide stem from it.

I'm going to be crap at this game but i wanna play :wah:

buttercup;1137735 wrote: I'm going to be crap at this game but i wanna play :wah:


Consider the lilies of the valley then.

bicarb

garb

darb

Methiocarb

Are we perhaps straying into areas where "the use of computer software to generate submissions is forbidden" takes effect?

Are the correct terms for pesticides banned under the rules of the game?

Tarb

ARB: I owe it to a friend "Carolly's( and everyone) Are Really Buds". Does that count?:yh_rotfl

qsducks;1138718 wrote: ARB: I owe it to a friend "Carolly's Are Really Buds". Does that count?:yh_rotfl


Actually, arb is a word that i was going to use next :wah:

oscar;1138722 wrote: Actually, arb is a word that i was going to use next :wah:


I took it first...think of another one:wah:

qsducks;1138724 wrote: I took it first...think of another one:wah:


Warb

oscar;1138727 wrote: Warb


Warb? What does that mean?:-2

qsducks;1138733 wrote: Warb? What does that mean?:-2 :wah: I think it means dying

oscar;1138737 wrote: :wah: I think it means dying


Oh I was thinking warped:wah:

qsducks;1138743 wrote: Oh I was thinking warped:wah::wah: Your go

oscar;1138746 wrote: :wah: Your go


At least when I think of somebody dying next I will thing of WARP. Wasting Away in Realistic Paradise.

qsducks;1138749 wrote: At least when I think of somebody dying next I will thing of WARP. Wasting Away in Realistic Paradise.


That's Forum Garden for you :wah:

spot;1137733 wrote: It's more properly an acronym standing for a No Apparent Reason Boner. I'm not sure we've considered acronyms before, subsidiary derivations like the one you provide stem from it.


Your like Monica in friends, she thinks you cant have fun without rules either,

consider acronyms, go on, be a devil, live dangerously :wah:

buttercup;1138896 wrote: Your like Monica in friends, she thinks you cant have fun without rules either,

consider acronyms, go on, be a devil, live dangerously :wah:


It would, as you see evidenced here, open the floodgates.

oscar;1138711 wrote: Are the correct terms for pesticides banned under the rules of the game?


Do they not count as Proper Nouns? I'd have thought they did.