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LonelyJar
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27 Oct 2015, 8:32 pm

Make words using only the following letters, all of which vaguely resemble pentomino(e)s: F, I, J, L, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentomino



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29 Oct 2015, 11:15 am

Top-row, both hands (on QWERTY keyboard): pry*, rip, two
Right-hand, all rows (on QWERTY keyboard): moon, pull

Left-hand, all rows (on Dvorak keyboard): pox
Top-row, both hands (on Dvorak keyboard): fly, pry*
Middle-row, both hands (on Dvorak keyboard): nuts, sin, ton

*What a coincidence!



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14 Feb 2016, 5:16 am

LonelyJar wrote:
Right-hand, all rows (on QWERTY keyboard): *MOON*, pull

How did I screw that up?! Why did it take me this long to notice that I included a word with an "m" in it?! Whatever, I'm going to make up for it by posting some more "pentomino words" one can type on a standard QWERTY keyboard, using one's right hand on all rows:

LOON, LOOP, NO, NOON, NULL, PUN

Also, I typed them all in caps this time because letters that vaguely resemble pentomino(e)s tend to look uppercase.



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14 Feb 2016, 7:39 am

stylo nuits prison tutsi quilts roof stupor stout outfit roost rusty poppy Image
xylofoon (you can't do that one in english :D)



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14 Feb 2016, 5:52 pm

traven wrote:
stylo nuits prison tutsi quilts roof stupor stout outfit roost rusty poppy Image
xylofoon (you can't do that one in english :D)

Good job, traven! But what does the number 46 have to do with all of this?



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15 Feb 2016, 3:58 am

LonelyJar wrote:
traven wrote:
stylo nuits prison tutsi quilts roof stupor stout outfit roost rusty poppy Image
xylofoon (you can't do that one in english :D)

Good job, traven! But what does the number 46 have to do with all of this?

forty-six < pentominoword (wordcheck brought the pic up)



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15 Feb 2016, 5:57 pm

FIRST, FOUR, FIFTY, SIXTY



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16 Feb 2016, 10:03 pm

LonelyJar wrote:
LonelyJar wrote:
Right-hand, all rows (on QWERTY keyboard): *MOON*, pull

How did I screw that up?! Why did it take me this long to notice that I included a word with an "m" in it?! Whatever, I'm going to make up for it by posting some more "pentomino words" one can type on a standard QWERTY keyboard, using one's right hand on all rows:

LOON, LOOP, NO, NOON, NULL, PUN

Also, I typed them all in caps this time because letters that vaguely resemble pentomino(e)s tend to look uppercase.

Never mind, I was wrong to critique myself. Flip "W" upside-down and you get "M". So, the new and improved rules are to make words using the following letters: F, I, J, L-Z.

LIMO, MILL, MOLL, MOM