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Can someone remind me how to use spoiler tags?
< spoiler > .... < / spoiler > But then without the spacesYou can also see it under the (some HTML is ok) n the right top of f the comment box.
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FSEGIHA
Thursday: FSEGIHA + DUED (view spoiler)
10 points + bonus = 20 points (Not sure if the bonus is valid in this case)
Around the Year in 52 Books
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Each day of the week I’m going to pull 7 Scrabble letters and your goal will be to find the best word you can with those letters. I’ll write them down on this post, but also as a new comment in the discussion, so you’ll know when a new game starts.
If your answer is a word related to books or reading (e.g. page, cover, chapter, etc.), you win 10 points bonus.
To help you get this bonus, we’re exceptionally allowing first names, last names and places names, but they have to figure in a book! If your answer is one such name, please write down from which book it comes.
We won’t have double/triple letters or words as it is a bit complicated without a board.
Please write your answers under spoiler tags to give other members a chance to find a word without being influenced.
Spoiler tags are created when you write < spoiler> before the text you want to hide and < / spoiler> after, without the spaces.
Please add up the points of your word in your post, referring to the chart below.
You can enter an answer for a past day, but please tell me for which day it is.
To spice it up, you can use the letters from the day before you haven't used (e.g. if you entered "wind" on Sunday, you can use TNI on Monday). This only works for the letters of the day before, no hoarding of several days of leftover letters will be allowed ;)
Wednesday: DLUYEFD
Thursday: FSEGIHA