Jenn Dimples Lee has a decent score, due in part to her knowledge of the word ‘ARVAL’ meaning a funeral feast. You can claim the Word Hold’Em pot with some clever word-finding.
The Vocabaret – August 6, 2014
Word Hold’Em
The Vocabaret – July 21, 2014
Create exactly two words from the ten letters provided. A clue to a possible two word solution is provided (or you can find your own!)
Answer from Last Day: PALM GOVERN.
The Vocabaret – July 7, 2014
Jenn Dimples Lee has set down a challenge with her fudge fondue. Can you take the pot? Huh? Can you?
A Word Hold’ Em Challenge from Adrian Hoad-Reddick
Answer from Last Day: NIGHT CARER.
The Vocabaret – April 9, 2014
Play your best words from the pocket, flop, turn and river to defeat Jenn Dimples Lee and take the pot!
Answer from Yesterday: RIP-OFF FLAW
The Vocabaret – April 10, 2014
Jenn Dimples Lee has played some weird but legit words. She’s feeling confident, but you know you can better her score!
Answers from yesterday: Pre-flop (no play), Flop: IONIC (12), Turn: IF* (24), River: COIFING (80!) for 116 points.
Word Hold’Em for March 15
Jenn Dimples Lee scores at the pre-flop and comes up with a bingo at the river. I wouldn’t let that deter you.
A Word Hold’Em challenge from the Vocabaret.
Answers from yesterday: 1. PIA MATER, 2. PIAGET, 3. PIANISSIMO, 4. PIASTER, 5. PIBROCH, 6. PICA, 7. PICARD, 8. PICAROON, 9. PICAYUNE, 10. PICKET, 11. PICKY, 12. PICOFARAD, 13. PICTOGRAM, 14. PIDGIN, 15. PIEBALD, 16. PIECEMEAL, 17. PIED-A TERRE, 18. PIFFLE, 19. PIGEONHOLE, 20. PIGMENT, 21. PILAU, 22. PILCHER, 23. PILFER, 24. PILLAGE, 25. PILOSITY, 26. PILSENERS, 27. PINCE-NEZ, 28. PINDAR, 29. PING PONG, 30. PINKIE, 31. PIONEER, 32. PIPETTE, 33. PIROUETTE, 34. PISTACHIO, 35. PITA, 36. PITCHING WEDGE, 37. PITTANCE, 38. PITTSBURGH, 39. PIVOTAL, 40 . PIXELS
Word Hold’Em for March 12, 2014
Jenn Dimples Lee has set down quite a challenge with her fudge fondue. Can you find better words and take the pot? Huh? Can you?
A Word Hold’ Em Challenge from Adrian Hoad-Reddick
Word Hold’Em
Hey Wordsharp! Your opponent is sitting with very choice pocket cards, a Q and a U of the same suit. He racks up impressive words at the flop, turn and river. However, if I were a bettin’ man, I wouldn’t rule you out of this one.
Word Hold’Em #45
Got your word-building swagger on? Step up to the table and try to outwit Jenn Dimples Lee. She’s sitting pretty with a 77.
Word Hold’Em #43
Try a hand of Word Hold’Em against Jenn Dimples Lee. Print ready PDF (1-page).
Feel free to share your best hands in the comments! Good luck.
