Last 2 Letters-fun game - Part 2

Playing off:

Edison
______

onto

Toronto

tomato

tone

nepotism

Smallwood

odium

"Umbriago"*

(Italian dialect for "drunkard): character created in song by Jimmy Durante

gone

negligible

lean

angelic

iconic

ichthyological

alto

tonal

alligator

organism

smell

llama

margin

institute

tested

edition

onset

et cetera

r a l l y

lyric

Icarus

Usability

tyre*

*British-Irish selling of "tIre"

residue

(ok, so you got "ty", how about "ue"? :-D)

"..how about ʻueʻ" (32)

No, nothing comes to mind. without a British-Iriwh spelling in a James Joyce edition, I wouldnʻt have know "ty" either.

"ty" is easy. Tyrant - A cruel and oppressive ruler (i.e. Putin)

"ty" is easy (34_
Now that I think of it, yes. And in the past year, Iʻve scanned (seldom read through) several books on tyrants*!

*My obliging spell-check gives me "treats" when Iʻve typed "tyrants." Canʻt believe my typing was that far off.

uey (slang for u-turn)

extra yams

>37 rolandperkins: Wrong game.... Use the last two letters of #36 - ey - to start a new word.

(Correctng 37)

eyes

essential

altruism

smoke

keen

ensure

resonance

cello

low

owner

erroneous

usurious

usage

generation

onto

Ontario*

*Canadian Province

Iolanthe

Healer

estrogen

entropy

Pythagoras*

*Greek philosopher

Astor

organic

icicle

Legolas*

*Elven archer

as

Astral

-r s ending to play on? aw, cʻmon!

>66 brodiew2: Sorry. :-P Lets back up.

Thanks, @brodiew2. Playing on
-al (66)
/
Alfred

Edification

ontological

allocated

edition

oncology

gyre

remember

error

organ

anecdote

terrible

l e t

etymology

gyration

Onderon*

*Planet from Star Wars pantheon

Usable

leonine

Edit:

Nearsighted

playing on (?) -s s (88)

Want to wait till someone manages to play on it -- or change it? e.g. just make it "NearsightED"?

edible

legible

legal

alpaca

car

artistic

Ichabod

odometer

errata

tabernacle

leaver

error

orator

Organic

icicle

leaf

after

torrent

ʻn t i r e
(advertising slang for "entire"_

relate

tenuous

usable

Chester

erstwhile

lever

Erskine

nest

oh, oh, unplayable ending (-r d)!

>117 brodiew2: doggonnit!

repaired.

starter

(Whoo, and, with all my complaints, my first 4 thoughts for playing on -st> all ended
in -rd or -rt!)

eradicate

temporal

alternative

venerable

Leaden

encomium

Umbilical

altruism

smear

arrange

geographical

calculate

television

Onslaught

playing on 133 no words ht

onto

t o t a l

allow

owes

escape

pejorative

verisimilitude

denounce

centrism

Obvious disinterest

Eastern Shoresʻ technoolgy

gelatin yoga

g a z e s

e s t u a r y

*Sorry, I was confusing games. back on track.

r y e

*are you doing three letter game on last two letter game, Roland?

"three letter game..." (150>151)

Yes, by mistake. Apologies. Corrected, above: r y e

y e a s t

s t a n z a

Z a p

approach

c h a t t e r

E r o l

olive

v e s t

s t a t u t e

Wrong game rolandperkins. This is last two letters. TE.

Ignoring 162 and working off 161:

t e p e e (or I have also seen the spelling t e e p e e - same last 2 letters)

e e l

I'm going to test the waters and see what the rules are when the next word is impossible:

e l o q u e n t

(Good luck finding a word that starts with NT - and if you can, the next time I see an EL, I'll use Elect - CT - LOL!)

>165 ChessFanatic: let us know.

>165 ChessFanatic: How about this...

nth (mathematical term denoting an unspecified member of a series of numbers or enumerated items.)

Ok, how about this, using your "TH"

t h r o w n

(Good luck with WN - Let me guess - A radio station somewhere, like WKRP in Cincinnati)

>168 ChessFanatic: Chess, you halted the game with that. Would you be willing to amend it?

>169 brodiew2:

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! LOL!

Ok, using a different word on the T H:

t h o n g

(According to the scrabble dictionary, there are 633 words that start with NG. Good luck!)

ngultrum

umbilical

alkaline

never

erstwhile

lever

ergo

gotten

envelope

penis

isolate

temper

erratic

icicle

lemonade

decency

cynosure

retain

instep

epilepsy

Syria

iambic

icon

onto

together

eremite

tempest

sturgeon

onto

token

endure

release

sedulous

usher

erase

service

celesta

tales

establish

Shell

Llama

marjoram

ambulance

century

rye

year

artisan

another

ergot

antiques

(I could be evil and not make it plural!)

escalator

orchestra

rabbinical

allegro

r o s e

septum

umpire

reasonable

leave

Venus

usual

altruism

smoke

Kenya

yaupon*

*a sort of holly

Onset*

*town in Massachusetts, Cape Cod

etch

chime

meteor

orange

gelatine

Nestor*

*aging giver of (sometimes unwanted) advice
in Homerʻs Iliad

organdy

dynasty

typecast

Stautner*

*Ernie Stautner: star Boston College player, 1940s, and All Star old time NFL lineman; author of the classic quote: "You donʻt TRY to hurt anyone, but youʻre NO GOOD if you DONʻT hurt someone."

ermine

Nelly

lycanthropy

pyrite

teleology

gypsy

ammonia

iambi

bijou

outer

errata

tailor

orbit

Italian

antagonism

smidgen

entered

edible

leonine

nest

isle

leek

(As in the Vegetable, not the drippy faucet, which would be leak)

Ekstrom*

*as in author Margareta Ekstrom

omega

gastric

icy

cygnet

etiquette

terracotta

tastes

estuary

>282 rolandperkins: Wrong Game!

Working off 281:

ryu

(A school or style in Japanese Arts)

yule

letter

Erebus

Usborne

nerve

veracity

typewriter

errata

tackle

lexicon

"Yes, I forgot that that r-d would be too hard.
so apologies. Changing it to "lexicon".

>293 rolandperkins: bit hard to play off unless we use acronyms. I think your touchstone is pointing to a book and not an author?

rDNA

lexicon
/
Changed, with apologies, from "Leonard"
the "too hard" (i agree") post of 292.

onto

toga

garish

Shona

nacre

remember

errand