Spoilers for Friday 29 May

[Peter Mabey]

STOUTEST

[John Douglas]

R13: COTTAGE for 7 (equaller)

[Sue Sanders]

EYELINES. Eyeline isn't listed as a mass noun, though strangely the entry beneath, eyeliner IS given as a mass noun - yet I've dozens of eyeliners in my make-up bag!

Sue

[Junaid Mubeen]

TESTUDOS as a beater, can't remember which round.

[Sue Sanders]

Ooh, erm, Peter -Stoutest needs 3 't's' ....weren't there only 2???

[Clive Brooker]

STOUTEST

Presumably R6 - were there 3 T's?

R9 - disappointed that BROCAGE isn't in.

[Jimmy Gough]

Yeah, I had COTTAGE as an equaller but nothing better.
I remember Margaret
Congrats on the century James - did you have TRIDENT but chose not to risk it?

[Ray Folwell]

That Reams fellow gets everywhere (TT2)

[Peter Mabey]

Ooh, erm, Peter -Stoutest needs 3 't's' ....weren't there only 2???

[James Doohan]

Yeah, I had COTTAGE as an equaller but nothing better.
I remember Margaret
Congrats on the century James - did you have TRIDENT but chose not to risk it?

Cheers Jimmy. surprised myself with that score.
Was gonna risk tintier as far as I remember, definetely didn't have trident. I looked like i had a camouflage shirt on me , it looked like the chair had a head, not intentional.
my local paper ran a story saying that I got beat today, assholes.

Also, is it just me or does Margaret look like the emperor from Star Wars?

[Keith Bevins]

CANDIED in R7
NITRIDE in R8
CHANGER in R9

[Darren Carter]

I think DRAINED was a DC-equaller in one of the early rounds.

[Kirk Bevins]

PINERIES for a beater in round 3. I couldn't find it for a while in the ODE2r but it's hidden under PINE. TESTUDOS and EYELINES were proud spots from me too but have already been mentioned.