Favourite words found

[mcdonna]

Lalatan would recognize this board as he holds the record -- found PALAEOANTHROPOLOGISTS (40) and even had enough time to type in the singular plus sing/plural versions of PALEOANTHROPOLOGISTS. Total score 152 points for 4 words. I'm sure that's a new record for me!

[pigletta]

Not the highest scoring (26 I think) but STOMACHFULNESS was a fun find just now. Too bad there wasn't another ES to tack on.

[RussDNails]

I've mentioned this before but there is one board where you can find doob, doobs, doobie and doobies and they all count...........

[DrPlacebo]

I was amused and pleasantly surprised when BADASS went through. After the game I saw the board had been played 19 times and there it was shining back at me in green.

At one point last month I found and got credit for MOFO and MOFOS.

[JMike]

I was amused and pleasantly surprised when BADASS went through. After the game I saw the board had been played 19 times and there it was shining back at me in green.

[DrPlacebo]

I didn't actually find this one, but saw it as time expired: ABSEILERS. (It wouldn't have been the longest or highest scoring word on the board. But I've done a bit of rock climbing.)

[snsmithaz]

I found a new one, from metagrabolization:
metagrabolizers
metagrobolizers
(humorous) Concealers, mystifiers, obfuscators.

[DrPlacebo]

SUBINFEUDATORY, because I like to geek out about English legal history.

[DrPlacebo]

Funny that I'm about to go to a rehearsal of the Brahms Requiem... I decided to play one game before leaving for rehearsal and found RECITATIVOS.

[DrPlacebo]

DEXTROCARDIACS. I think this is the first time I've used the DEXTRO- prefix.

[bwt1213]

INCONCEIVABLE! Not my longest or best word nor even an obscure one, but it made me smile. I didn't click on the definition to find out if it means what I think it means, I'm pretty sure I already know.

Pretty sure it's not the same as "impregnable" or "unbearable".

[crazykate]

INCONCEIVABLE! Not my longest or best word nor even an obscure one, but it made me smile. I didn't click on the definition to find out if it means what I think it means, I'm pretty sure I already know.

[folkslinger]

During August I came across SEMIDEMISEMIQUAVER. I am sorry that I did not note who had originally found it. The word just makes me smile every time I say it.

[DrPlacebo]

A shorter one that I half expected wouldn't count: TRACEUR. Having parkour enthusiasts in the family counts for something, I guess.

[Spike1007]

Those are pretty good words coming out of the Cenozoic. I'm pretty sure that I've never gotten either of those. Anyway, welcome back, and congratulations!