1. OWL3 NEW SEVENS #17
BY PROBABILITY .

2. EHIIRSS .
THERE ARE TWO!

3. HISSIER REISHIS EHIIRSS _
HISSIER: CHARACTERIZED BY A MORE HISSY SOUND (HISSY, HISSIEST) .
REISHIS _
REISHIS: pl. of REISHI, A MUSHROOM HAVING A SHINY CAP

4. DIRSSTU .

5. DIRSSTU
RUDISTS _
RUDISTS: pl. of RUDIST, A CONE-SHAPED EXTINCT MOLLUSK .

6. ABELSST THERE IS ONE SIX-LETTER STEM HERE:
STEALS: “DARE ABUSIVE EX-THIEF TO COMPLY”
STEALS WHICH HAS THE MNEMONIC PHRASE:
STEALS: “DARE ABUSIVE EX-THIEF TO COMPLY”
THERE ARE TWO WORDS

7. SABLEST STABLES ABELSST _ _ _ _
SABLEST: MOST SABLE, DARK, GLOOMY (SABLER) .
STABLES _ _

8. ADDEPST .

9. ADDEPST
STEPDAD S
STEPDAD: STEPFATHER .

10. EILRSSW .

11. EILRSSW
SWILERS _
SWILERS: pl. of SWILER, ONE THAT HUNTS SEALS .

12. AELPSST THERE IS ONE SIX-LETTER STEM HERE:
STEALS: “DARE ABUSIVE EX-THIEF TO COMPLY”
STEALS WHICH HAS THE MNEMONIC PHRASE:
STEALS: “DARE ABUSIVE EX-THIEF TO COMPLY”
THERE ARE THREE WORDS

13. PASTELS STAPLES TAPLESS AELPSST _ _.
TAPLESS
TAPLESS: adj. LACKING A TAP, A DEVICE TO STOP THE FLOW OF LIQUID OR GAS

14. INPRTUY .

15. INPRTUY
TURNIPY _
TURNIPY: adj. LIKE A TURNIP, AN EDIBLE PLANT ROOT .

16. AELRSSV THERE IS ONE SIX-LETTER STEM HERE:
RASSLE: “BIGGER DUMMIES WHO EVOKE MUCH PITY”
RASSLE WHICH HAS THE MNEMONIC PHRASE:
RASSLE: “BIGGER DUMMIES WHO EVOKE MUCH PITY”
THERE ARE FOUR WORDS

17. AELRSSV SALVERS SERVALS SLAVERS VERSALS _ _ _ _ _
SALVERS: pl. of SALVER, A SERVING PLATTER OR TRAY _
SERVALS: pl. of SERVAL, AN AFRICAN WILDCAT
SALVERS
SERVALS
SLAVERS
VERSALS _
SLAVERS: v. TO DROOL (SLAVER, SLAVERED, SLAVERING) _ _
VERSALS: pl. of VERSAL, ORNATE CAPITAL LETTER USED TO BEGIN A VERSE OR PARAGRAPH _ .

18. EIILLTV .

19. EIILLTV
VITELLI N
VITELLI: one new pl. of VITELLUS, THE YOLK OF AN EGG (& VITELLUSES) .
VITELLIN: THE PROTEIN FOUND IN EGG YOLK (VITELLINS, VITELLINE/S)

20. AEIKLSW .
THERE ARE TWO WORDS

21. WALKIES SAWLIKE AEIKLSW _
STICKY
WALKIES: interj. USED TO COMMAND A DOG TO PREPARE FOR A WALK .
SAWLIKE
SAWLIKE: adj. LIKE A SAW

22. AAEGMRW .

23. AAEGMRW D
WARGAME R S
WARGAME: v. ENGAGES IN SIMULATED MILITARY CONFLICTS
(WARGAMED, WARGAMES, WARGAMING & WARGAMER) .

24. EIKLNRW .
TWO WORDS!

25. WINKLER WRINKLE EIKLNRW T S D S _ HOOK/S?
WINKLER: ONE THAT WINKLES, DISPLACES, EXTRACTS, OR EVICTS FROM A POSITION
WINKLE WINKLED WINKLES
WINKLING
WINKLER/S . D
WRINKLE S

26. ADEHISZ .

27. ADEHISZ
ZAIDEHS _
ZAIDEHS: pl. of ZAIDEH, GRANDFATHER (also ZEDA/S, ZAIDA/S, ZAIDY, ZAIDIES) .

28. APOOSTT .

29. PATOOTS APOOSTT _ PATOOTS: pl. of PATOOT, A PATOOTIE, THE BUTTOCKS
PATOOTIE IN RED BECAUSE IT IS NEWISH (2006)
THE ONLY PLURAL OF POTATO IS POTATOES!

30. ACGINNS .

31. CANINGS ACGINNS _ CANINGS: pl. of CANING, A PUNISHMENT WITH A CANE
CANINGS…TOUGH ON THE PATOOTS

32. AGILNNW .

33. AGILNNW _
LAWNING
LAWNING: v. LAWN, LAWNS, LAWNED, LAWNING, PROVIDING WITH AN AREA OF GRASS-COVERED LAND .

34. AEKIPRR .

35. AEKIPRR
HOOK/S?
PARKIER S
PARKIER: CHILLIER (PARKY, PARKIEST) .

36. EGINTTX .

37. EGINTTX
TEXTING
TEXTING: SENDING A MESSAGE FROM ONE CELL PHONE TO ANOTHER (TEXT, TEXTS, TEXTED) .
SEXTING TAKES AN S FOR SEXTINGS, BUT TEXTING DOES NOT!

38. EEGGILS .

39. LEGGIES EEGGILS T HOOK/S?
STICKY
LEGGIES: pl. of LEGGY (n.) THE SAME AS LEGGIN/S & LEGGING/S .
(EGGY, EGGIER, EGGIEST)

40. AEELPSS .
THERE ARE THREE WORDS

41. ELAPSES PLEASES SAPELES AEELPSS _ _ _ _ _. _
SAPELES
SAPELES: pl. of SAPELE, A LARGE TROPICAL AFRICAN TREE

42. EEFILSS .

43. EEFILSS
SELFIES _
SELFIES: pl. of SELFIE, AN IMAGE OF ONESELF, TAKEN BY ONESELF USING A PHONE CAMERA .

44. ACEEHPT .

45. ACEEHPT
TEPACHE S
TEPACHE: A MEXICAN DRINK MADE WITH PINEAPPLE, BROWN SUGAR, AND WATER .

46. EEILLSV .

47. EEILLSV
VIELLES _
VIELLES: pl. of VIELLE, A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT PLAYED BY TURNING A HANDLE .

48. AEERSWZ .

49. AEERSWZ
WAREZES
WAREZES: pl. of WAREZ, ILLEGALLY COPIED SOFTWARE .

50. AABFLNO .

51. AABFLNO
BALAFON S
BALAFON: A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT OF AFRICA .

52. ACHNOSU .

53. ACHNOSU
CAHOUNS _
CAHOUNS: pl. of CAHOUN, A PALM TREE
also COHUNE/S .

54. AACELSW .

55. AACELSW
HOOK/S?
CASELAW S
CASELAW: LAW ESTABLISHED BY PREVIOUS CASES .

56. CHIINOS .

57. CHIINOS
CHINOIS
CHINOIS: A CONE-SHAPED SIEVE (pl. CHINOISES) .

58. CDEHNRU .

59. CHUNDER CHURNED CDEHNRU S HOOK/S? CHUNDER: v. TO VOMIT
CHUNDERS, CHUNDERED, CHUNDERING .
CHURNED

60. CIMORSU .

61. CIMORSU
CORIUMS _
CORIUMS: the new additional pl. of CORIUM, A SKIN LAYER (also CORIA) .

62. CEHILSU .

63. CULSHIE CEHILSU R S HOOK/S?
CULSHIE: n. AN OFFENSIVE WORD FOR A PERSON FROM RURAL IRELAND & also adj. meaning RUSTIC OR BOORISH
(CULSHIER, CULSHIEST) .
also CULCHIE/S CULCHIER CULCHIEST

64. DHINOPS .

65. DHINOPS
DONSHIP S
DONSHIP: THE POSITION OF A DON, A SENIOR MEMBER OF A BRITISH UNIVERSITY .

66. DILNOYW .

67. DILNOYW
DOWNILY
DOWNILY: adv. IN A DOWNY MANNER .

68. THE END .
NEW SEVENS #17