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[Sucajo]

lore

[☯Emily]

love

[4cats]

olive

[☯Emily]

liver

[Sucajo]

revile

[☯Emily]

servile

[Carolyn F.]

service

[☯Emily]

revise

[Carolyn F.]

review

[☯Emily]

viewers

[Carolyn F.]

swerve

[Sucajo]

server

[☯Emily]

reverse

[Ahtims]

reserve

[kento]

serve

[Nanny]

servant

[☯Emily]

I am playing off of #314. The two following have more than one letter added or subtracted.

severe

[Sucajo]

revere

[Ahtims]

revert

[Sucajo]

evert

[Nanny]

every

[Sucajo]

veer

[Nanny]

ever

[Sucajo]

reeve

[☯Emily]

peeve

[Sucajo]

viper

[☯Emily]

Susan wrote: "viper"

two changes made between words

[Sucajo]

peeved

[☯Emily]

Crazy, but this is a word!

veepee

[Carolyn F.]

(I cannot make a word out of veepee - if you can feel free to play off of 329

deepen

[☯Emily]

playing off of #329

peeves

[Carolyn F.]

reeves

[☯Emily]

sleeve

[Nanny]

leaves

[Fiona]

loaves

[Carolyn F.]

cloves

[☯Emily]

loves

[Carolyn F.]

lovers

[☯Emily]

lowers

[Carolyn F.]

rollers

[☯Emily]

Carolyn F. wrote: "rollers"

Is it okay to make two changes? You made the rules in beginning, so you are in charge!

[Carolyn F.]

No I keep thinking I'm doing okay. I even had it on paper this time! Let me try again.

[Carolyn F.]

lowes

[☯Emily]

Is lowes a word? Can we use store names? I try to follow Scrabble rules, but that is my own method. Are names okay to use? What about apostrophes? Like Lowe's?

[☯Emily]

slower

[Carolyn F.]

I looked it up on dictionary.com. That's where I usually find words I have no idea what they mean but they'll fit. Maybe I should do a word a day?

Dictionary:
lowers
lawyers
lawer
clawers
lewes
lowes

These are the ones i had to pick from. I'll misspell the word and it will give me several choices. Most of the time I don't know what they mean. :)

[Carolyn F.]

sower

[☯Emily]

Carolyn F. wrote: "I looked it up on dictionary.com. That's where I usually find words I have no idea what they mean but they'll fit. Maybe I should do a word a day?"

What does it mean? I looked on line and on dictionary.com. I saw Lowes as a name, but not lowes. I found low, lower, lowest, etc. Maybe I'm dense! However, if we can use names, it doesn't matter.

Anyway, I played off of it!

[☯Emily]

tower

[Carolyn F.]

lowe verb (used without object) lowed, low·ing. British Dialect .

"used without object " whatever that means!