Kazzas Intermittent Weekend Kwiz #14 3/9/11

[Kazza]

How many words can you get out of the following letters (3, 4 and 6 letter words only)

B A U S W Y


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[rsw81]

PM Sent! This one was hard!

 

[agf]

Pm sent, twas tricky amd I hope I puut in enuff words

Sent from the phone: sorry 'bout my spileng, fat fingers...you know!

 

[Kazza]

How many words can you get out of the following letters (3, 4 and 6 letter words only)

B A U S W Y

Well, there were some words I've never heard from Rob and Adrian LOL

Here the words I had:

ABS BAY BUS BUY SAW SAY SUB WAS WAY YAW BAYS BUSY BUYS SWAB SWAY WAYS YAWS SUBWAY

REP & CASINO CASH WINNERS:

RSW81
Agf

 

[rsw81]

Well, there were some words I've never heard from Rob and Adrian LOL

Here the words I had:

ABS BAY BUS BUY SAW SAY SUB WAS WAY YAW BAYS BUSY BUYS SWAB SWAY WAYS YAWS SUBWAY

REP & CASINO CASH WINNERS:

RSW81
Agf

What were some of the words you didn't know??!!

 

[Kazza]

What were some of the words you didn't know??!!

yaw and bas!

 

[agf]

yaw and bas!

This from Wikipedia:
Bas-relief[1] is a sort of sculpture where the sulpture has less depth behind the faces or figures than the actual faces or figures would have, when measured.
The advantage of the natural contour of the figures allows the work to be viewed from many angles without distortion of the figures themselves.



Now I must admit that I did not realise there was a hyphen between "bas" and "relief"


again from Wikipedia:
In flight dynamics, the principal rotations are known as pitch, roll and yaw. The term rotation is also used in aviation to refer to the upward pitch of an aircraft, particularly when starting the major climb for takeoff.

But when I was a practising photographer using 4"x5" view cameras, it was a common term for the movement of the lens or film back, either leaning it towards or away from the subject

 

[Kazza]

This from Wikipedia:
Bas-relief[1] is a sort of sculpture where the sulpture has less depth behind the faces or figures than the actual faces or figures would have, when measured.
The advantage of the natural contour of the figures allows the work to be viewed from many angles without distortion of the figures themselves.



Now I must admit that I did not realise there was a hyphen between "bas" and "relief"


again from Wikipedia:
In flight dynamics, the principal rotations are known as pitch, roll and yaw. The term rotation is also used in aviation to refer to the upward pitch of an aircraft, particularly when starting the major climb for takeoff.

But when I was a practising photographer using 4"x5" view cameras, it was a common term for the movement of the lens or film back, either leaning it towards or away from the subject

Thanks guys.

New words for the day

 

[Dave.TX]

Dangit! I was going to PM the words I came up with until I scrolled down and saw what you posted. I thought of "yaw" on my little lonesome too. All in all, I came up with 13. Oh well. I'll be quicker next time.