TCH-Bruce Posted March 27, 2008 Author Posted March 27, 2008 well  Thomas broke the rules but we'll let this continue on. Previous word was "pull" Thomas responded with "fell" which changed 2 letters! Quote
pagoda Posted May 12, 2008 Posted May 12, 2008 trop  P.S. This word is French and means "too; too much or too many", but has been anglicized. One common (anglicized) use of the word is when combined with the French "de" (meaning "of") into de trop which is another anglicized phrase with the following definitions:  de trop (adj.): too much; too many in the way; not wanted being excessive or unreasonable superfluous Thus, an example use of this anglicized phrase might be:  For a simple Scrabble-like game, his de trop entry, like so many others he had posted, was boring, silly, overly thought out and simply over the top.  Quote
TCH-Bruce Posted May 12, 2008 Author Posted May 12, 2008 Thomas, that's two letters changed so I will work off "crop" Â chop Quote
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