Episode 7299 - Revision history

DaaniyalAli at 11:14, 6 April 2026

2026-04-06T11:14:14Z

TobyMcDonald at 23:29, 2 May 2022

2022-05-02T23:29:11Z

Mclarenguy22 at 23:25, 7 September 2020

2020-09-07T23:25:19Z

Mclarenguy22 at 23:24, 7 September 2020

2020-09-07T23:24:59Z

The Doctor at 13:00, 3 September 2020

2020-09-03T13:00:19Z

Launchballer: /* Rounds */ I'm going to split episodes critically affected by administrative errors.

2020-04-09T15:09:21Z

‎Rounds: I'm going to split episodes critically affected by administrative errors.

Launchballer: Reverted edits by CathyC (talk) to last revision by JohnnyCanuck

2020-04-09T14:13:27Z

Reverted edits by CathyC (talk) to last revision by JohnnyCanuck

CathyC at 12:17, 9 April 2020

2020-04-09T12:17:39Z

JohnnyCanuck: Not just a paywall thing then.

2020-04-08T01:47:43Z

Not just a paywall thing then.

Mclarenguy22 at 21:36, 7 April 2020

2020-04-07T21:36:26Z

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 [[Sean McCarthy]] played [[Danny McMackin]], with Danny McMackin winning {{score|84|78}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Al Murray]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-NOTE: McMackin's offering of {{word|shoutier {{x}}}} in Round 5 should have been disallowed by Dictionary Corner, because the comparative and superlative run-off entries of the valid word {{word|SHOUTY}} are not listed in the Premium version of [[Oxford Dictionaries Online]], nor in Lexico. The rules are that if an adjective has more than one syllable, its comparative and superlative forms must be specified to be considered allowable. Therefore, McCarthy should have won the game {{score|78|76}} and subsequently advanced to the next episode.
+NOTE 1: The opening interactions between [[Nick Hewer]] and the other celebrities was cut from the broadcast due to possible association with the {{w|COVID-19 pandemic}} that became widespread after the episode was filmed.
-The opening interactions between [[Nick Hewer]] and the other celebrities was cut from the broadcast due to possible association with the COVID-19 pandemic that became widespread after the episode was filmed.
+NOTE 2: McMackin's offering of {{word|shoutier {{x}}}} in Round 5 should have been disallowed by Dictionary Corner because the comparative and superlative run-off entries of {{word|SHOUTY}} are not listed in the Premium version of [[Oxford Dictionaries Online]], nor in Lexico. The rules are that if an adjective has more than one syllable, its comparative and superlative forms must be specified to be considered allowable. Therefore, McCarthy should have won the game {{score|78|76}} and subsequently advanced to the next episode.
 ==Rounds==

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 [[Sean McCarthy]] played [[Danny McMackin]], with Danny McMackin winning {{score|84|78}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Al Murray]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-NOTE: McMackin's offering of {{word|shoutier {{x}}}} in Round 5 should have been disallowed by Dictionary Corner, because the comparative and superlative run-off entries of the valid word {{word|SHOUTY}} are not listed in the Premium version Oxford Dictionaries Online nor in Lexico. The rules are that if an adjective has more than one syllable, its comparative and superlative forms must be specified to be considered allowable. Therefore, McCarthy should have won the game {{score|78|76}} and subsequently advanced to the next episode.
+NOTE: McMackin's offering of {{word|shoutier {{x}}}} in Round 5 should have been disallowed by Dictionary Corner, because the comparative and superlative run-off entries of the valid word {{word|SHOUTY}} are not listed in the Premium version of [[Oxford Dictionaries Online]], nor in Lexico. The rules are that if an adjective has more than one syllable, its comparative and superlative forms must be specified to be considered allowable. Therefore, McCarthy should have won the game {{score|78|76}} and subsequently advanced to the next episode.
 The opening interactions between [[Nick Hewer]] and the other celebrities was cut from the broadcast due to possible association with the COVID-19 pandemic that became widespread after the episode was filmed.

@@ Line 4: / Line 4: @@
 [[Sean McCarthy]] played [[Danny McMackin]], with Danny McMackin winning {{score|84|78}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Al Murray]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-NOTE: McMackin's offering of {{word|shoutier {{x}} in Round 5 should have been disallowed by Dictionary Corner, because the comparative and superlative run-off entries of the valid word {{word|SHOUTY}} are not listed in the Premium version Oxford Dictionaries Online nor in Lexico. The rules are that if an adjective has more than one syllable, its comparative and superlative forms must be specified to be considered allowable. Therefore, McCarthy should have won the game {{score|78|76}} and subsequently advanced to the next episode.
+NOTE: McMackin's offering of {{word|shoutier {{x}}}} in Round 5 should have been disallowed by Dictionary Corner, because the comparative and superlative run-off entries of the valid word {{word|SHOUTY}} are not listed in the Premium version Oxford Dictionaries Online nor in Lexico. The rules are that if an adjective has more than one syllable, its comparative and superlative forms must be specified to be considered allowable. Therefore, McCarthy should have won the game {{score|78|76}} and subsequently advanced to the next episode.
 The opening interactions between [[Nick Hewer]] and the other celebrities was cut from the broadcast due to possible association with the COVID-19 pandemic that became widespread after the episode was filmed.

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 [[Sean McCarthy]] played [[Danny McMackin]], with Danny McMackin winning {{score|84|78}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Al Murray]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-NOTE: McMackin's offering of {{word|shoutier x}} in Round 5 should have been disallowed by Dictionary Corner, because the comparative and superlative run-off entries of the valid word {{word|SHOUTY}} are not listed in Oxford Dictionaries Online nor in Lexico. The rules are that if an adjective has more than one syllable, its comparative and superlative forms must be specified. Therefore, McCarthy should have won the game {{score|78|76}} and subsequently advanced to the next episode.
+NOTE: McMackin's offering of {{word|shoutier {{x}} in Round 5 should have been disallowed by Dictionary Corner, because the comparative and superlative run-off entries of the valid word {{word|SHOUTY}} are not listed in the Premium version Oxford Dictionaries Online nor in Lexico. The rules are that if an adjective has more than one syllable, its comparative and superlative forms must be specified to be considered allowable. Therefore, McCarthy should have won the game {{score|78|76}} and subsequently advanced to the next episode.
 The opening interactions between [[Nick Hewer]] and the other celebrities was cut from the broadcast due to possible association with the COVID-19 pandemic that became widespread after the episode was filmed.

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 {{R-TTT         |LICITOATH|He lacked good oral hygiene and as a result, he became this.|HALITOTIC}}
 {{R-letters  |4 |UOANRQLEI|RELOAN   |LOANER   |AEQUORIN*           | 22|24 | 34}}
-{{R-letters  |5 |SHTROAEUI|HOARIEST |SHOUTIER ** |AUTHORISE           | 30|32 | 52}}
+{{R-letters  |5 |SHTROAEUI|HOARIEST |{{wronglyallowed|SHOUTIER}}|AUTHORISE           | 30|32 | 52}}
 {{R-numbers  |6 | 4|7|5|10|6|7| 829
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