Gallant Efforts

[JJBeanie]

A gallant effort that suprisingly paid off: stubborning

I was going to type "stubbornness". I got to "stubborn" then realised there wasn't another "n", so I used "ing" instead. I was shocked that it was accepted. I cannot find a definition of it anywhere.

The lesson here? Keep trying those gallant effort words. You never know when it will pay off.

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[DrPlacebo]

I can be a big CARBIVORE around holidays, but Wordtwist doesn't seem to think that's a thing.

[DrPlacebo]

If you find HANDSCAPED and get no points for it, you may want to look for other letters nearby that allow you to spell HANDICAPPED.

[JJBeanie]

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You can hither. You can thither. At some point you may even have hithered. Unfortunately cannot thithered.

[dannyb]

I've been to one. They serve tea and cucumber sandwiches.

[DrPlacebo]

No points for PALEOSOCIAL.

[DrPlacebo]

CEREALISM isn't a thing, even if some of us like Schoenberg for breakfast.

[crazykate]

I knew it wouldn't be accepted... But when I saw this game, I just had to try PUMBAA.
Hakuna matata!

[DrPlacebo]

No points for SUPERPANTS...

[dannyb]

I could imagine what being IMMUNOADVENTUROUS might mean, but it's not actually a word.

I love this "word" I am definitely going to use it.

[DrPlacebo]

No points for MIGRAINIER.

[crazykate]

I could imagine what being IMMUNOADVENTUROUS might mean, but it's not actually a word.

I love the words you come up with! Why is it so hard to get these words into a dictionary? Shakespeare had it easy!

[DrPlacebo]

I could imagine what being IMMUNOADVENTUROUS might mean, but it's not actually a word.

[DrPlacebo]

OTTOMANCY isn't a thing. So much for the idea of conjuring up some furniture.

[DrPlacebo]

SALTINI is neither a cocktail nor the plural of saltine.