I'm thinking of a word that rhymes with "hen"

Okay, I'm late, but here it is.

Is it something that Motorcycle Maintenance and Better Living Through The Undead have in common?

I see that you have meditated on it, but the answer is not zen.

Not: Zen.

A diagram, in Math ? (but it has to be the "New Math"--which isn't very new now) --maybe this is considered a prper noun and is ineligible?

4: You can draw big circles, and exclude lots of words, and include others, but the answer will not be Venn.

Not: Venn, zen.

At what time?

Ah, at that time?

2'fer

A Scottish valley?

6: You may ask when, or you may go then, but those aren't the word

7: Through Benedy Glen oft at eve have I wandered
With a heart that is lighter than the dew of the morn
Her heather-clad mountains and clear crystal fountains
Delightful to view by the light of the dawn

But glen isn't the word.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, or glen.

A Scottish title given to mountains?

Ms. Derek?

Once more?

9: Though they may be high and rocky, the word is not ben.

10: I'm at a loss on this one. I'll keep looking, but I'm not very hopeful.

11: Not the first time, not again either.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, or again.

To slice, (eg carrots) into very small baton shapes.

Can be a safe retreat for someone in the household (usually a male), or for a lion(ess)?

// chuckling at StormRaven's second line in #12. :-) //

To flex my ornithology background, I must
This is a bird of Troglodytidae whose song that I trust ...

Is it America's oldest breath freshener?

Is it a Scottish word (taken into English, at least in its noun form) for: knowledge, perception, realizaton?

I had a cute post with lots of funny sentences. Trust me it was awesome. Then IE crashed on me and I lost it. So here's the quick and dirty version:

10: Still looking.

13: Not julienne.

14: Not den.

15: Is that a guess? I don't think so, but I'm not sure.

16: Not wren.

17: Not Sen-sen.

18: Not ken.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, again, julienne, den, wren, Sen-sen, or ken.

Imagine we are playing jeopardy and Alex Trebek reads "We are Devo!"
Is your word the last word in the correct question for this answer?

Is it a Britsh WWII weapon?

A unit of measure used in printing or typography?

20: You may dare to be stupid, but it is not men.

21: Shoot me all you want, but I am immune to your bullets, because it isn't sten.

22: It may be the shortest guess ever, but I'm afraid that it is not en.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, again, julienne, den, wren, Sen-sen, ken, men, sten, or en.

Clue: The word is in a title of a book in my LT library.

Not sure it rhymes, but whatever it is
it ain't seldom - -?

I have a craving for some Japanese currency?

//re #20. I thought the last words in all Jeopardy 'questions' were "...please Alex"//

//re @21. There's another possibility there.//

25: If you don't take my yen, then I will have to shoot you with my bren.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, again, julienne, den, wren, Sen-sen, ken, men, sten, en, yen, or bren.

A re-wording of 24:

It's the ANTONYM of "seldom" ??

27: Ah, got it now. I'm often not that slow on the uptake. But that's not the word.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, again, julienne, den, wren, Sen-sen, ken, men, sten, en, yen, bren, or often.

Clue: It is not a one syllable word.

# of 1-syll. words asked so far: 14

of 2 syllable: 2

3 syll. 1

others 0

and it took me a long time to realize it might NOT be a 1-syllable word.

Bo Derek, besides being the star of a movie hinted at in number 10, is also an accomplished horse rider.

// includes one new guess, and persists in bringing up number 10 //

Is your word a type of cookie which is popular in France?

The oldest member of a group?

30: Bo may be a ten and an accomplished equestrian, but neither is my word.

31: Tasty though they are, my word is not madeleine.

32: I'm not sure, but if your guess is elder statesmen, then that's not it.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, again, julienne, den, wren, Sen-sen, ken, men, sten, en, yen, bren, often, ten, equestrian, madeleine, or elder statesmen.

//No, mine is a singular noun, but if it was your word you would have known it.//

Maidenhead?

34: Then I'll keep looking, but in the meantime, no, it is not hymen.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, again, julienne, den, wren, Sen-sen, ken, men, sten, en, yen, bren, often, ten, equestrian, madeleine, elder statesmen, or hymen.

Is it a place in China where there was a tragic massacre?

33, re: 30: Bo is female, so she is an equestrienne. Rhymes better with hen. :-)

Next guess: A hot pepper?

Ancient Romans had lots of names. They had a Clan Name, a First Name, a Family Name and a Fourth Name?

I agree - ecclesiastically speaking?

36: No, not even if you stop a column of tanks would it be Tienamenn (I think that's how it is spelled).

37: a spicy guess, but the word is not cayenne.

38: Join the empire if you like, but the answer is not nomen.

39: Okay, you've got me stumped here.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, again, julienne, den, wren, Sen-sen, ken, men, sten, en, yen, bren, often, ten, equestrian, madeleine, elder statesmen, hymen, Tienamenn, cayenne or nomen.

Clue: The word is an English word.

Regan MacNeil, for example?

OK, let me rephrase: Is it a prayerful finale"?

41: I'm not sure where you are going with your Exorcist reference, children maybe?

42: Now I must slap my forehead for nit figuring it out before, but I will not be saying amen, because that's not the word.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, again, julienne, den, wren, Sen-sen, ken, men, sten, en, yen, bren, often, ten, equestrian, madeleine, elder statesmen, hymen, Tienamenn, cayenne, nomen, children, or amen.

New clue: the word is a compound word.

41 is an example of any person who is possessed by an evil demon.

Swine enclosure?

On #45:

See 28 and 43. Your guess is 1-syllanle and is ruled out?

46: No.

44: Hmm, I'm not sure where to go with that, possession perhaps? That's not the word if that's your guess.

45: Though he may be a Peanuts character, Pigpen is not my word.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, again, julienne, den, wren, Sen-sen, ken, men, sten, en, yen, bren, often, ten, equestrian, madeleine, elder statesmen, hymen, Tienamenn, cayenne, nomen, children, amen, possession, or pigpen.

Prehistoric human males?

Where you put the toddler to keep him out of trouble?

Or where the pitchers warm up?

//41/44 revealed here//

49: You must come out of the caves to guess my word, because it is not cavemen.

50: Even if you put a playpen in the bullpen, your infant pitchers cannot strike me out.

41/44: I wasn't ever going to come close to that. Wow.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, again, julienne, den, wren, Sen-sen, ken, men, sten, en, yen, bren, often, ten, equestrian, madeleine, elder statesmen, hymen, Tienamenn, cayenne, nomen, children, amen, possession, pigpen, playpen, bullpen, cavemen, or energumen.

An individual preparing for baptism?

Sharp knowledge, shrewdness?

52: I'm just guessing here, because I don't think it fits your guess perfectly, but palengenesian? If so, then no, even if you were reborn in the process.

53: You may be clever, but acumen is not my word.

Clue (which will probably give the word away): It is a single word title of a book in my LT library.

The presage, the premonition, the sign . . .??

55: You may be able to see the future, but omen is not my word.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, again, julienne, den, wren, Sen-sen, ken, men, sten, en, yen, bren, often, ten, equestrian, madeleine, elder statesmen, hymen, Tienamenn, cayenne, nomen, children, amen, possession, pigpen, playpen, bullpen, cavemen, energumen, palengenesian, acumen, or omen.

Clue rehash: The word is a multi-syllable English compound word that is the single word title of a book in my LT library. And it rhymes with hen.

Extraterrestrial?

Palengenesian, oh my! No, not anywhere near that obscure. An individual preparing for baptism may study a catechism. that would make them a....

57: One word book title though it may be, Alien is not a compound word, and thus is not my word.

58: Cathechen? I'm having a hard time finding a reference to that word, so I'm not sure if that's correct, although it isn't my word.

Not: Venn, zen, then, when, glen, ben, again, julienne, den, wren, Sen-sen, ken, men, sten, en, yen, bren, often, ten, equestrian, madeleine, elder statesmen, hymen, Tienamenn, cayenne, nomen, children, amen, possession, pigpen, playpen, bullpen, cavemen, energumen, palengenesian, acumen, omen, alien, or cathechen (?).

I have just spent a fascinating few hours going through your 'Your Library'. All 27 pages at 200 titles per page! We share more books than most† people own. You have a wonderful collection, I salute you and am not a little jealous.

Anyway, I found (at the arse end of the alphabet‡) two contenders.

1. Security guards?

2. A shelter from moving air?

†eta. We probably share more books than 99% of the world population owns!

‡(for others, not Stormy who will understand) Not being deliberately rude, it's a Pratchett quotation.

justjim appears to have won the prize, but Dr. Mahnattan would not care, Night Owl will whine impotently, while Silk Spectre pouts seductively. Ozymandias, of course, will have to rejigger his plans to kill people for peace, while the Comedian (if he were still alive) would simply kill people for fun. Rorschach simply finds this all to be horribly immoral.

For those who don't get the references, the word is watchmen.

WooHoo. Good game. New game shortly.

My second guess at #60 was on the same page as "Watchmen" and was "Windhaven"

I believe H0bbes was looking for "catechumen".

eta: New game here