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<FONT FACE="Times New Roman"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:14.0px'>choller – n. – a nail or piece of fencing wire hidden in a raw log, which presents a hazard when sending the wood through a sawmill.<B> <BR>
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</B>JEAN-JOSEPH: Ranjit (2) + Nicolas (2) + Eric (2) + Linda (2) + Judith (1) + Elliott (1) = 10 POINTS<BR>
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</B>choller – n. – a stiff low-crowned cap made of steamed canvas, glue, and black paint, worn by American miners in the early twentieth century. Also see: coke hat, hard-boiled hat. <BR>
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ERIC: Elliott (2) + Jacob (2) + Jean-Joseph (1) = 5 POINTS<BR>
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choller – n. [fr. Bambara <I>djalla</I>] – a termite native to the African Sahel.<BR>
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NICOLAS: Judith (2) + Jacob (1) = 3 POINTS<BR>
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choller – n. – chickpea. <BR>
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RANJIT: Jean-Joseph (2) + Nicolas (1) + Eric (1) = 4 POINTS<BR>
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choller – v. – in joinery, to shape and smooth the mitred edges of a full-blind dovetail joint.<BR>
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JACOB: Ranjit (1) + Linda (1) = 2 POINTS<BR>
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choller – n. – Jewish Sabbath bread, usually braided. Traditionally, there are seven ingredients: flour, yeast, water, salt, sugar, oil, and egg.<BR>
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JUDITH: = 0 POINTS<BR>
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choller – n. – soccer nickname for Charles Haase, who plays for Manchester City, England. His mum calls him Charlie, but there were already several other Charlies in the league.<BR>
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LINDA: = 0 POINTS<BR>
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choller – n. – the flesh on the lower jaw, especially when fat and hanging.<BR>
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REAL DEFINITION: Pierre (recognized it, and recused himself from voting) = 0 POINTS<BR>
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choller – v. – to hesitate in recognizing someone.<BR>
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PIERRE: = 0 POINTS</SPAN></FONT>
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