OWL3 NEW EIGHTS #3 BY PROBABILITY The first several slide shows will remind you of some common seven-to-make-eight bingo “stems” and their associated mnemonic phrases. An example is the seven-letter stem “SARDINE” with its associated phrase “PROVEN SALTED GRUB.” Every letter in “PROVEN SALTED GRUB” combines with “SARDINE” to make an eight-letter bingo. If you are not a fan of this study method, simply ignore the references to “stems” and just concentrate on getting exposed to these interesting new eights!

EGHINORT 2 NO STEM ONE WORD

THONGIER EGHINORT THONGIER: MORE THONGY, RESEMBLING AN ITEM OF CLOTHING MADE FROM A NARROW STRIP OF FABRIC (THONGIEST) 3

EIOORRST 4 NO STEM ONE WORD

ROOTSIER EIOORRST ROOTSIER: ADJ. MORE ROOTSY, SHOWING TRADITIONAL MUSICAL ORIGINS (ROOTSIEST) 5

AEGINRRS 6 ONE STEM GAINERS + R THREE WORDS

7 AEGINRRS EARRINGS GRAINERSREARINGS _ _ __ GAINERS + R

AEGINRRS THE RANGIER FARMHAND LOST BOTH EARRINGS WHEN THE HORSE SHE WAS TRAINING FOR ONE OF THE GRAINERS STARTED THOSE REARINGS. GAINERS + R

ABEEILRS 9 REALISE + B ONE WORD ONE STEM

ABSEILER ABEEILRS ABSEILER: ONE THAT ABSEILS OR RAPPELS 10 S REALISE REALISE + B

ADEEGLNT 11 NO STEM TWO WORDS

12 DANEGELT DANEGELT: DANEGELD, AN ANNUAL TAX IN MEDIEVAL ENGLAND THE ACCOUNTANT WILL DETANGLE ANY ERRORS IN THE DANEGELT. (DANEGELTS, DANEGELDS) S DETANGLE DETANGLE: TO REMOVE KNOTS FROM, SIMILAR V. UNTANGLE (DETANGLING) S R D ADEEGLNT HOOK/S?

AEEILPRS 13 REALISE + P TWO WORDS ONE STEM

14 AEEILPRS PEARLIES ESPALIER: V. TO FURNISH WITH A TRELLIS S (ESPALIERS, ESPALIERED, ESPALIERING) PEARLIES: TEETH STICKY T REALISE + P ESPALIER HOOK/S?

AEENRSTV 15 EASTERN + V TWO WORDS ONE STEM

16 AEENRSTV RAVENEST VETERANS: PL. OF VETERAN, A FORMER MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES RAVENEST: MOST RAVEN, SHINY AND BLACK LIKE A RAVEN’S FEATHERS (RAVENER, WHICH IS ALSO A NOUN, ONE WHO RAVENS, SO RAVENERS) _ VETERANS C EASTERN + V CRAVENEST: MOST CRAVEN, COWARDLY (CRAVENER)

ADEEIMST 17 IDEATES + M TWO WORDS ONE STEM

18 ADEEIMST MEDIATES SIDEMEAT MEDIATES: ACTS BETWEEN DISPUTING PARTIES TO BRING ABOUT A SETTLEMENT _ SIDEMEAT: MEAT FROM THE SIDE OF A PIG S IDEATES + M

AADILOTU 19 NO STEM ONE WORD

AUTODIAL AADILOTU AUTODIAL: TO DIAL A TELEPHONE NUMBER AUTOMATICALLY (AUTODIALS, AUTODIALED, AUTODIALING, AUTODIALLED, AUTODIALLING) 20 S

ABDEORST 21 ROASTED + B TWO WORDS ONE STEM

BROASTED ABDEORST BROASTED: V. BROILED AND ROASTED (-S,-ING) BROADEST 22 _ BROADEST: MOST BROAD, MOST WIDE BROADEST BILLBOARD FOR BROASTED CHICKEN! ROASTED + B

ACELNOTU 23 NO STEM ONE WORD

CLEANOUT ACELNOTU CLEANOUT: N. THE ACT OF CLEANING OUT SOMETHING 24 S YOU CANNOT SURPASS IN CLEANING

ACELROTU 25 NO STEM ONE WORD

CLEAROUT ACELROTU CLEAROUT: THE ACTION OF REMOVING UNWANTED MATERIAL FROM A PLACE 26 S YOU CANNOT SURPASS IN CLEARING

ACELORST 27 OLESTRA + C ORACLES + T THREE WORDS TWO STEMS

28 ACELORST CROTALES LOCATERS SECTORAL SECTORAL: ADJ. OF OR PERTAINING TO A SECTOR. THERE IS A NOISE SIMILAR TO CROTALES WHEN USING ONE OF THE GPS LOCATERS IF YOU DEPART FROM THE SUGGESTED SECTORAL OPTIONS. OLESTRA + C ORACLES + T _ _ CROTALES: PL. OF CROTALE, A SMALL CYMBAL

DEINORSW 29 ONE STEM DINEROS + W ONE WORD

DISOWNER DEINORSW DISOWNER: ONE THAT DISOWNS, DENIES THE OWNERSHIP OF 30 S DINEROS + W

ADEGLNOS 31 NO STEM TWO WORDS

DONEGALS ADEGLNOS DONEGALS: PL. OF DONEGAL, A TYPE OF TWEED SLOGANED 32 _ SLOGANED: ADJ. RELATING TO A MOTTO ADOPTED BY A GROUP

AEFLORST 33 ONE STEM OLESTRA + F FOUR WORDS

34 AEFLORST FLOATERS FLOREATS FORESTAL REFLOATS ANY HOOK/S? L FOR FORESTALL L _ _ _ FLOREAT: V. MAY HE/SHE/IT FLOURISH (FLOREATS, FLOREATED, FLOREATING) OLESTRA OLESTRA + F

EFIORSTU 35 ONE STEM STOURIE + F TWO WORDS

36 EFIORSTU FOUSTIER OUTFIRES OUTFIRES: TO SURPASS IN FIRING (OUTFIRE, OUTFIRED, OUTFIRING) _ FOUSTIER: MORE FOUSTY, MOLDY (FOUSTIEST) STOURIE + F

CEINORSU 37

INSOURCE CEINORSU INSOURCE: TO PROCURE GOODS & SERVICES FROM WITHIN ONE’S OWN COUNTRY COINSURE 38 S HOOK/S? COINSURE: TO INSURE WITH ANOTHER (COINSURING) D D R S

EIIORSTV 39 NO STEM ONE WORD

IVORIEST EIIORSTV IVORIEST: MOST RESEMBLING IVORY (IVORIER) 40 _

AAELMNOT 41 NO STEM ONE WORD

MALONATE AAELMNOT MALONATE: A SALT OR ESTER OF MALONIC ACID 42 S

ABELORST 43 OLESTRA + B FOUR WORDS ONE STEM

44 ABELORST BLOATERS RETABLOS SORTABLE STORABLE RETABLOS: PL. OF RETABLO, A SHELF ABOVE AN ALTAR (RETABLE/S) STORABLE: N. SOMETHING THAT CAN BE STORED SORTABLE: ADJ. CAPABLE OF BEING SORTED HOOK/S? STORABLES S - - BLOATERS: PL. OF BLOATER, A SMOKED HERRING OLESTRA + B

EHIORSTU 45 ONE STEM STOURIE STOURIE + H ONE WORD

SHOUTIER EHIORSTU SHOUTIER: MORE SHOUTY, GIVEN TO SHOUTING 46 STOURIE STOURIE + H

DEFIINOT 47 NO STEM TWO WORDS

TONIFIED DEFIINOT TONIFIED: TONIFY, TO GIVE TONE TO (TONIFYING) NOTIFIED 48 NOTIFED: INFORMED (NOTIFY, NOTIFYING)

EFIINOST 49 NO STEM TWO WORDS

TONIFIES EFIINOST TONIFIES: GIVES TONE TO (TONIFY, TONIFYING) NOTIFIES 50 NOTIFIES: INFORMS (NOTIFY, NOTIFYING)

AELNORSV 51 NO STEM ONE WORD

52 AELNORSV VERONALS VERONALS: PL. OF VERONAL, A SEDATIVE DRUG _

EILORSTV 53 ONE STEM TOILERS + V ONE WORD

54 EILORSTV VERTISOL VERTISOL: A TYPE OF CLAYEY SOIL S TOILERS + V

EEGINRTT 55 NO STEM ONE WORD

RINGETTE EEGINRTT RINGETTE:A TEAM SPORT FOR WOMEN PLAYED ON ICE USING A RUBBER RING 56 S

AAEGORTT 57 NO STEM ONE WORD

AEGROTAT AAEGORTT AEGROTAT: A CERTIFICATE EXCUSING AN ILL STUDENT FROM AN EXAMINATION 58 S

CEINORTT 59 COINTER + T TWO WORDS ONE STEM

60 CEINORTT CONTRITE CORNETTI CONTRITE: ADJ. SORRY FOR ONE’S SINS (N. CONTRITION) CORNETTI: ANOTHER PLURAL FOR CORNETTO, A MUSICAL WIND INSTRUMENT (CORNETTOS ALSO GOOD, ALSO CORNETT/S)  CORNETIST  CORNETTIST  _ COINTER + T

AEILMNNO 61 NO STEM ONE WORD

MINNEOLA AEILMNNO MINNEOLA: A REDDISH TANGELO 62 S

EIINRSTT 63 ONE STEM SIN-RITE + T TWO WORDS

64 EIINRSTT NITRITES SNITTIER NITRITES: THE PL. OF NITRITE, A SALT OF NITROUS ACID _ SNITTIER: MORE SNITTY, DISAGREEABLY ILL-TEMPERED _ SIN-RITE + T and TINIER + T + S

AEMNNORT 65 NO STEM TWO WORDS

TENORMAN AEMNNORT TENORMAN: A PERSON WHO PLAYS TENOR SAXOPHONE (TENORMEN) ORNAMENT 66 ORNAMENT: V. TO DECORATE, ADORN (ORNAMENTED, ORNAMENTING) S

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