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Originally Posted by Pervinca Took
I think 1 is ONODRIM, but I don't get 'conjunctionless,' unless it's 'NO OR' ... but that would take the R from RIM.
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AND is a conjunction.
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2. The great SEA, which sounds like see?  |
Precisely.
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Maybe OSSIRIAND for the password?
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Correct!
Note to self: next password should contain only the most common letters in any given position. Some calculation may be required.
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I'd say DERNHELM for the last one ... four letters of GARDEN plus HELM, but we don't hear anything about Eowyn's offspring.
Perhaps there's another Dernhelm?
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It isn't Dernhelm. Different garden, different hammer.
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3. Silly Mary ill gives SILMARIL if you make the two double L's single and take out the Y's.
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This is precisely right.
ONODRIM - They march, conjunctionless, on an odd rim.
SEA - See, hear - it's great.
SILMARIL - Our rock, silly Mary - ill. Not asking why or playing doubles.
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I - I'll hear amid the waters.
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R - The Golden Wood, a river? Not in west London, more like in west Raleigh.
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I - Take inventory in Adelaide, three times each, put it on a Serbian site, and fight.
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A - First, during Frodo's burden's loss, an angry speech in the south.
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N - Miners make now this, now glamour - it's in there if they listen.
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D - A tumbling garden meets a hammer's lord, father of two sons.
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