FG Hangman 25

[Theben]

Midnoon it is. And while it may not be at dictionary.com, it is elsewhere.

If that is your criteria for points, I suggest you put it in the rules.

[Theben]

Originally posted by snoopy369
Could be a regional thing ... I think i've only ever run into like 2 people who used the word

Hmmm... fairly common usage.

[joncha]

Originally posted by Theben
Midnoon it is. And while it may not be at dictionary.com, it is elsewhere.

If that is your criteria for points, I suggest you put it in the rules.

Merriam-Webster's doesn't have it, either. I'd say it's a long shot for "standard english," but let's wait for the rest of the usual suspects to weigh in with their opinions before awarding a point.

Over to snoopy, in any event.

[duke o' york]

Give him a point!

[Nikolai]

Give him the point. Never heard the word before, but it reminds me of "high noon", so I'm sure it can be used.

[Nikolai]

BTW, I just found the word on a page for screabble words!

http://www.jockanddeb.com/cgi-bin/scrabbleword.cgi?word=midnoon

[snoopy369]

Originally posted by Theben


Hmmm... fairly common usage.

In your region. It's not commonly (ever) used in the midwest nor in the southwest, the two places I've lived.

[snoopy369]

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6 letters, 10 guesses remaining
Guessed:

[Nikolai]

E

[joncha]

N

[snoopy369]

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6 letters, 9 guesses remaining
Guessed: N

[DrSpike]

I think we agreed that dictionary.com was the dictionary to use if there was any dispute.

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[joncha]

We did indeed. I suppose it should be added to the rules.

[duke o' york]

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[Theben]

Originally posted by snoopy369

In your region. It's not commonly (ever) used in the midwest nor in the southwest, the two places I've lived.

Considering I've lived most of my life in the Midwest, I'd say you're wrong.