Shorter Words, From a Lonnnnng Word

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Cod

Can't get many fish from this word....!

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12. Tetra

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Client

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14. Routed

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Tandoori

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16. Quantic

I must go. Glad we got a few rounds in. Apologies for lagging behind, once again. Thank you for the time spent, DH.

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Bye, B, hope to see you again soon!

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Crude

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and I, as well, you!

18. Quiet

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03 Aug 2017, 9:07 am

Hey, y'all!!

So, how does it stand, right now, in regard to how many words we pull, from one word?

Word: Quattuordecillion

Word list: Client, Cod, Crouton, Crude, Dialect, Docile, Quantic, Quiet, Quotation, Quotient, Reaction, Routed, Tandoori, Tantric, Tetra, Tradition, Trout, Undercut

19. Aqueduct

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Nordic

Campin_Cat wrote:

So, how does it stand, right now, in regard to how many words we pull, from one word?

Hi, CC! Traditionally the prerogative of the originator of the current word. The previous word produced over 900 derivatives, and could almost certainly have produced 1000, so perhaps the target should be set fairly high? Can't see the current word producing anything close to 1000 offshoots though....

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21. Aquatic

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23. Tuner

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Cedilla

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25. Quaint

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Neutral

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