Change 1-Letter Game #6

[FluffyHarry]

dock

[Al]

duck

[FluffyHarry]

muck

[Al]

mack

noun [C] (also mack)    /mæk/ UK
› a waterproof coat (= one that does not allow rain to pass through)

[Vio]

duck was already used

going from dock: cock ##

[FluffyHarry]

clock

[Al]

Farmed

"Cases of words obviously playing off itself under the same genre of meaning: e.g. Muffled > Muffler > Muffle, Battled > Battles > Battler > Battle"

change?

You cannot play a word directly off its previous**.....

The previous word was not Farmed, it was Former, case invalid.

Farmer

(Page 4)

Uhh...

Farmed

(Page 3)

So a word or derivative of the word was previously used in the same round it cannot be used again. That means Mojo did break a rule so from that point the game shouldn't have continued.  The winner should be revoked and the game reversed back to the end of page 3, on the word former.

dormer.

dormer (window)
noun [C]       /ˌdɔː.məˈwɪn.dəʊ/  US  /ˌdɔːr.mɚˈwɪn.doʊ/
› a window sticking out from a sloping roof

:)

[Zemus]

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goddamnit albert

[Al]

i dunno man lol continue if you want, i just wanted V to confirm

[Vio]

It's not previous within the same round, it's "directly after". Since Former was between Farmed and Farmer, it counts.

From clock: crock

[Owen]

Frock

[Mojo]

ur so bad albert

Freck

is apparently a word: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/freck

[Vio]

Treck

[Mojo]

(Train) Track

:)

[Al]

Treck

damn i would've used trek lol

crack

[Al]

ur so bad albert

Freck

is apparently a word: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/freck

is it? this is what merriam-webster shows on mine: http://gyazo.com/49eecf3696484c9e1db543b1b1ff7c5d
if i type in any other word it comes up with the definition

vio i didn't find treck in merriam or cambridge either

typed in freck and treck in oxford and both entries came not "no exact entries were found" http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/

[Mojo]

ur so bad albert

Freck

is apparently a word: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/freck

is it? this is what merriam-webster shows on mine: http://gyazo.com/49eecf3696484c9e1db543b1b1ff7c5d
if i type in any other word it comes up with the definition

vio i didn't find treck in merriam or cambridge either

typed in freck and treck in oxford and both entries came not "no exact entries were found" http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/

yeh that's very strange, I think we possibly changed the page by searching it? 

Check the google cache though: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:DT2NlF7N3TgJ:www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/freck+&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk&client=firefox-a

edit: it's asking you to subscribe to view it that's why. Continue from Crack:

wrack

[Al]

oh well lol

rack

[Mojo]

rock

[Vio]

sock

[Mojo]

cock

[Al]

duck was already used

going from dock: cock ##

r u dum mojo

sock > suck

[Mojo]

i dont want to look back through history pls.

suck > fuck

[Al]

are informal/slang words allowed?

luck

[Mojo]

fuck is a word Albert! http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fuck

pluck