Waistcoats, you mean?

X....X....
Y: Yule Log at Yule!

No, Wainscots. I've looked it up now - it means wooden panelling on the lower part of a room wall. I'm sure Bilbo would have had that. But, there would of course be Waistcoats too.

What about X?

X is for Xylem meaning woody tissue, ie the tree roots poking through in the deeper parts of the burrow.

Yes, I've got my dictionary with me. [img]smilies/rolleyes.gif[/img]

And so, Z is for Zucchini, what we Brits call courgettes - yes, more food!

New topic, anyone?

Ok, New Topic.

This topic will be decicated to Unfinished Tales. Choose something from Unfinished Tales that is unique to UT and not to most other tales, and preferably not something as common as A for Aragorn.

My apoligies for people who do not own a copy of UT yet.

A is for Amon Lanc, the ealier name for Dol Guldur.

Ah, good choice.
B is for Borondir, the message rider of Minas Tirith who brought from Cirion to Eorl a call for aid.

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C is for Cirith Dúath, the former name of Cirith Ungol.

D FOR DOL-LOMIN, WHERE THE HOUSE OF HURIN WAS

sorry but no ones posting so im going to post again

e for Earwen the mother of Galadriel

Remember to keep theme of Unfinished Tales. Try to posts things that are unique to Unfinished Tales.

F is for Forthwini, leader of the Éothéod in the time of King Oridoher of Gondor

g for gate of the noldor

earwen was mentioned in the unfinished tales

I know that, but the key word here is UNIQUE. Choose something from Unfinished Tales that you would normally not find in other books.

H is for Hatholdir, a Man of Númenor and friend of Tar-Meneldur.

I for Isle of Kings,another name for Numenor.

I can't find anything "J" that fits the catagory..
K is for Khamul, the only other Nazgul to be named. He dwelt in Dol Goldur after its reoccupation.

[ February 02, 2003: Message edited by: Beren87 ]

Lalaith, another name for Urwen, meaning laughter. Sister of Turin Turambar, daughter of Hurin and Morwen.Died by Evil breath, an illness that both Turin and her got.

M is for Mithrellas, companion of Nimrodel

N is for Nessamelda, the tree of Nessa that was brought from Tol Eressea to Numenor.

(I haven't yet read read the Unfinished Tales, so I'm going on my Tolkien Encyclopedia here!)

o for Olwe, king of the Teleri.

I don't mean to pester you, elven maiden Earwen, but after numerous occasions you still do not seem to understand the current topic.I have explained it too often so please read my previous posts to fully understand.
If you do not have a copy of Unfinished Tales, do not post until a new topic has been started.

P is for Pallando, a blue and good-looking Wizard who is a member of the Istari. Pallando was said to have travelled beyond Rhûn, with his pal Alatar.

I don't think there's anything for Q, except Quendi or Quenya, but since those two are not unique to the UT, I'll proceed with 'R'.

R is Roquen:
Roquen means 'knight'. It is the formal name for a man that has the title of knight. Ohtar is the title for a man that is a soldier or warrior, but hasn't got that title yet. Ohtar, Isildur's esquire, was named that by Isildur because he did not have the title of 'roquen' yet. Ohtar was not his real name.

From 'Disaster of the Gladden Fields - Note 17'

greetings,
lathspell

P.S.: Pallando B.C., please realise that for people who don't have UT it is quite hard to put in answers that are unique to UT. I think elven maiden Earwen is trying to put in answers that do submit in this category, but is unexperienced in UT.
This counts for Beren87 as well.

I knew I'd come of looking like the bully.

I understand this, but I would ask her (and everybody who does not own a copy of Unfinished Tales) to patiently wait until there is a topic that they do have experience in. Then Post Away!

S is for Súthburg, the former name of the Hornburg

Thurin - the Secret - the name given to Túrin in Nargothrond by Findulias.

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Urwen- original name given to Lalaith, daughter of Hurin&Morwen.

V is for Vardarianna.

The evergreen trees that grew on Numenor.

W is for Westernesse, Numenor itself

Y is for Yôzâyan, the Adûnaic name for Númenor, 'Land of Gift'.

Zamin, old woman in service of Erendis

New topic:
Everything must have something to do with the Valar. No Elf-, Men- or Dwarf-stuff... just the Valar and about them.

A is for Aman: place where they live.

blessed relm another name for aman

o come on people
c:children of Aule(dwarves)

D is for Door of Night The door in the walls of the world through which the Vala through Melkor at the end of the first age.

e for Eonwe herled of manwe and one of the greatest maiar

F is for Fëanor, the creator os the Silmarils and leader of the Exiles.

G is for the Golden Tree of Valinor, otherwise called Laurelin.

H is for Huntsman-
like Orome

I for Irmo called Lorien, the name of his dwelling place, Vala, the master of dreams.

I is for Ingwë: Leader of the Vanyar and closest to the Valar of all Elves.

J for joy, a fealing you would have gotten if you say the two trees of Valinor in bloom in the first age.It was ther only thing i could think of.

K is for Kementari, second name of Yavanna spouse of Aule

L is for Lórellin: The lake of Lórien in Valinor where the Vala Estë sleeps by day.

M for mandos, the halls of the dead (and the usual name for the Vala in charge there)

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N for Nienna, one of the Queeens of the Valar, lady of pity, and mourning.