Washington Bureau

Knockout Words

9:27 a.m.

Wow, the spelling bee is pulling no punches today.

Seder, cassock, hypogeal, and yeomanry continue today's round two trend. Hats off to Aldrin D'Silva from Florida for nailing cassock.

-Josh Dawsey

  1. With another branch of my family I had input from my mother that her aunt was named “Pet”. I, of course, could not find a “Pet” anywhere in the area around Paris, Indiana - thank heavens census records had her husband, an uncle Leonidas, listed with a wife named Martha. Of course, I then found their last name of Ayers spelled three ways and Uncle Leonidas was “Lee” in most records. These folks lived in the same area all their lives, which was a helptrench coats for women
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    Posted by george bil on 02/07 at 02:49 AM
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