[word game] extracted definitions

[FlameBlade]

Rules: pick a word that doesn't have any repeated letter (we might update this as we get better at this.) Then we go to google and "define [word]" here, then pick one of the definitions (or a few, if you think one is too hard)) and remove all letter seen in [word] in the definition, and put number of letters in a word next to it, and post it up.

As an example, suppose I pick "word" and the following definition:

"a command, password, or motto."

I remove 'w','o','r','d' from those, getting

"(4) a cmman, pass, mtt"

Then you try to guess what is the original word that the phrase is being defined.

Let's try with a softball.

"(4) a sigl-mi xpt i a paticula tchical fil."

[Kyle]

Answer:

I think this is going to be too difficult. But hit me again.

[poorpete]

Ooooh, interesting Is it Kyle's turn or is this a Flame-led game?

[Kyle]

Flame should go again, because I'm not sure that one example was what he intended for the full experience.

I also thought it would be too difficult, but once you start figuring out the letters- it's a game of jumble.

[FlameBlade]

Kyle got it. Will go for other one, so you can pick up on it and go.

(5) hot gowing body of ignitd gs tht is gnrtd by sothing on ir.
"th of cnd"

[Stan]

[FlameBlade]

Yup! And also, how many letters?

[Stan]

Oops, sorry. 5

I propose an additional rule: the definition must originally have all of the letters of the defined word.
I almost picked one that lacked one of the letters and that would have been much harder.

[FlameBlade]

Is it

That was a pretty hard one! Could recover 4 letters, but had to wrack my brain for 5th letter!

[Stan]

You are correct, sir.

[FlameBlade]

(5) a all na building, ih fsanding fming pa f a building such as a chuch casl.

[Stan]

Is it ?
I got the letters fairly quickly but I kept putting together the wrong way.

If I'm right, I'd like to let someone else post a word and I won't try to guess for a until tomorrow afternoon.

[FlameBlade]

Yup, and gonna let someone else put up something. If not, I'll put up something in the afternoon.

[Phoebe]

Okay, hopefully I'm doing this correctly now; I tried once and failed but here is another effort:

Eight Letters, Noun (1): n v supp f y

[Phoebe]

That might be too hard. Anyway, here's a 5 letter word, much easier:

i, eltig to, o chcteistic of city o tow

[poorpete]

[poorpete]

[Zen]

[Zen]

[poorpete]

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