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<p>feague - n. (chiefly Irish) - Animal bedding made of dried kelp.
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<p>ERIC: Linda (1) + Correct Guess (1) = 2 </p>
<p>feague - n. - A persistent feeling of dread.</p>
<p>FRAN: Jean-Joseph (2) + Nicolas (2) + Elliott (1) + Pierre (1) =
6<br>
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<p>feague - n. - 1. A physical or behavioral trait by which
identical twins can be distinguished. 2. (sl.) A flaw which
betrays a counterfeit or forgery. 3. 1.16 x 10<sup
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style="display:inline-block;width:0;height:0;overflow:hidden">^</span>-6</sup>
electron volts (eV), the difference in rest mass between the iota
meson and the otherwise identical heavy iota meson. <br>
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<p>ELLIOTT: Linda (2) = 2<br>
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<p>feague - n. - A square-sided excavation in a peat mine that has
filled with water. <br>
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<p>JEAN-JOSEPH: Nicolas (1) = 1<br>
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<p>feague - n. (Irish) - Deception. 2. (v.) To deceive.</p>
<p>PIERRE = 0<br>
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<p>feague - n. - In commercial computer software, a useful function
that originated as a mistake. Portmanteau of feature and bug.</p>
<p>RANJIT: Elliott (2) + Correct Guess (1) = 3<br>
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feague - adj. - 1. Stubborn. 2. (n.) An uncooperative beast of
burden.<br>
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NICOLAS: Ranjit (2) + Eric (2) + Pierre (2) + Jean-Joseph (1) = 7<br>
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feague - v. - To increase the liveliness of a horse by inserting an
irritant, such as a piece of peeled raw ginger or a live eel, in its
fundament.<br>
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THE REAL DEFINITION: Ranjit (1) + Eric (1) = 2<br>
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