Difference between revisions of "Episode 6572"

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Episode 6572 was broadcast on 1 May 2017, as part of Series 76.

NOTE: The solution given for 227 in Round 9 was actually Ducker's – however, it did not match his declaration.

Rnd	Selection	Charlie Neill	Score	Chris Ducker	Others	Max.
1	NDUIFPNES	FUNNIES	7 – 0	supined ☓	DUNNIES, FUNDIES, INFUSED, UNDINES, UNIPEDS*	7
2	ROVADEIMN	overmined ☓	7 – 0	overmaid ☓	RADIOMEN	15
3	50 2 9 6 8 7 → 227	—	7 – 0	223 ☓	RR: 227 = (7 − 2) × 50 − (9 + 6 + 8)	25
TTT	SOBREVITY	So, how coincidental that brevity is actually the opposite of this?			VERBOSITY
4	TUYBEOIRS	boister ☓	7 – 7	BUSTIER	BISTOURY, SOBRIETY	33
5	NRLEAUQPO	PLANER	13 – 13	UNREAL	APOLUNE, OPAQUER, PLEURON*, UNPOLAR	40
6	25 2 6 7 9 1 → 494	493	13 – 23	494 (9 + 1) × 2 × 25 − 6		50
7	SCLIENZAD	SCALED	13 – 30	DENIALS	CALENDS, CANDIES, CANDLES, CELSIAN, DECANIS, INCASED, SANICLE, SCALENI	57
8	LONIEPHAR	PHONIER	20 – 30	PLANER	ALPHERION*, PARHELION	75
9	25 4 2 7 6 8 → 684	684 25 × 4 × 7 − (6 + 8 + 2)	30 – 40	684 25 × 4 × 7 − 2 × 8		85
TTT	KEPTTAXES	More and more people are using such bad language.			TEXTSPEAK
10	TESAEGLIR	glariest ☓	30 – 47	LARGEST	LITREAGES, REGALTIES, RELIGATES	103
11	CSRAEUTLB	CLUSTER	37 – 54	BUTLERS	BALUSTER*	111
12	RODOEGVDA	overaged ☓	37 – 61	GROOVED	DOGDRAVE*	119
13	SWEITAGRD	girates ☓	37 – 68	ASTRIDE	AGISTED, AGISTER, DISRATE, EARWIGS, GAITERS, GARDIES, STAGIER, STAIDER, STEWARD, TADGERS, TIRADES, TRADIES, TRIAGED, TRIAGES, WAISTED, WAITERS, WARIEST, WIDGERS, WIDGETS*	126
14	50 2 9 2 4 8 → 562	562 (2 + 9) × 50 + 8 + 4	47 – 78	562 (2 + 9) × 50 + 8 + 4		136
15	MECOLDPET	COMPLETED (2.75 seconds)	57 – 78			146

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 [[Charlie Neill]] played [[Chris Ducker]], with Chris Ducker winning {{score|78|57}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Richard Madeley]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
+NOTE: The solution given for 227 in Round 9 was actually Ducker's – however, it did not match his declaration.
 ==Rounds==
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 |rr=227|solrr=(7 − 2) × 50 − (9 + 6 + 8)
 |7|0|25}}
-{{R-TTT         |SOBREVITY|So how coincidental that brevity is actually the opposite of this|VERBOSITY}}
+{{R-TTT         |SOBREVITY|So, how coincidental that brevity is actually the opposite of this?|VERBOSITY}}
 {{R-letters  |4 |TUYBEOIRS|boister {{x}}|BUSTIER  |BISTOURY, SOBRIETY  |  7|7  | 33}}
 {{R-letters  |5 |NRLEAUQPO|PLANER   |UNREAL   |APOLUNE*, OPAQUER*, PLEURON*, UNPOLAR| 13|13 | 40}}
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 {{R-conundrum|15|MECOLDPET|c1time=2.75|c1sol=COMPLETED|57|78|146}}
 {{Rounds-end}}
+==External Links==
+{{Dailymotion|x9q776o}}
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