Difference between revisions of "Episode 4734"

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Episode 4734 was broadcast on 13 January 2009, as part of the first round of Championship of Champions XIII.

Junaid Mubeen played Tony Warren, with Junaid Mubeen winning 80 - 55. The Dictionary Corner guest was Andrew Sachs, and the lexicographer was Susie Dent.

Rnd	Selection	Junaid Mubeen	Score	Tony Warren	Others	Max.
1	WYFSEIIPD	SPIED	0 – 6	SWIPED	WIFEYS, WIFIES	6
2	XFDTIIEDE	EXITED	6 – 12	EDITED	DEIFIED*, EDIFIED	13
3	SVRTEEEUO	OVERSEE	13 – 12	EVERTS	OEUVRES, OVERSET, OVERUSE, VETOERS, VESTURE	20
4	NLSKOEATR	ETALONS	20 – 19	STONKER	ANKLETS, ANTLERS, LOANERS, RANKEST, RANKLES, RENTALS, SALTERN, SANTERO, SENATOR, SNORKEL, STALKER STERNAL, TALKERS, TANKERS, TREASON	27
5	5 9 6 8 4 10 → 921	920 ((6 + 5) x 8 + 4) x 10	27 – 19	—	Best: 921 = ((6 + 5) x 10 + 4) x 8 + 9	37
TTT	NEWSKILL	They leave his nibs feeling black and blue.			INKWELLS
6	SRRTAOEEN	SERRATE	34 – 26	ROASTER	REASONER, RESONATE, TERRANES	45
7	NSRJEUIGE	INJURES	34 – 34	SEIGNEUR		53
8	TNNCMLOUA	OUTMAN	40 – 40	AMOUNT	CANNOT, CANTON, COLTAN, COLUMN, NOUNAL, TALCUM, TOUCAN	59
9	DQSPUAIAG	quaids ☓	40 – 45	SQUAD	GAUDS, GUIDS, PAISA, PAUAS, QUADS, QUAGS, QUIDS, QUIPS, SAIGA, SAPID, SQUID*	64
10	50 100 3 9 5 7 → 579	579 (100 + 7) x 5 + 50 - 9 + 3	50 – 45	577		74
TTT	SUSIWONT	You might wear this to visit Jon and Peter.			SNOWSUIT
11	NTDBEEIME	DEMENT	56 – 45	DEBIT	BEDTIME, EMETINE*	81
12	LSGHEOARM	GAOLERS	63 – 45	HOMERS	ARMHOLES	89
13	NPDZAEIRR	PARRIED	70 – 45	prandize ☓	DRAINER, PARDNER, RANDIER*	96
14	75 3 3 7 5 9 → 892	892 (9 + 3) x 75 - 5 x 3 + 7	80 – 55	892 (9 + 3) x 75 - 5 - 3		106
15	BASSIDRUM	☓ (1 second)	80 – 55		ABSURDISM	116

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-'''Episode 4734''' was broadcast on 13 January 2009 as part of the first round of [[Championship of Champions XIII]].
+'''Episode 4734''' was broadcast on 13 January 2009, as part of the first round of [[Championship of Champions XIII]].
 [[Junaid Mubeen]] played [[Tony Warren]], with Junaid Mubeen winning 80 - 55. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Andrew Sachs]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].