We have quite a backlog of suggested words, over 100. However, I have just added about 35 more suggestions from this shop in the Agora. Whether they appear now depends on whether they tell a good story. Just so you know that you are not being neglected, here is a list of those that made the first cut:
plastic (eberntson)
ineluctable (carkopp)
metier (Bailey)
bugaboo (Bailey)
homologate (Grogie)
interlucation (Grogie)
kibitz (Cacasenno)
abash (Perry)
dote (Slava)
delitescent (Bailey)
fraught (Slava)
peon/pioneer (scw1217)
yonder (Perry)
deliquescent (Stargzer)
accolades (Bailey)
laconic (Bailey)
gracile (Bailey)
fidimplicitary (Grogie)
coterie (Bailey)
shebang (sluggo)
desipient (Grogie)
stock (Cacasenno)
plash (Perry)
spelunk (sluggo)
megillah (Perry)
ciao (Cacasenno)
lubricious (Bailey)
apercu (Grogie)
ardent (Stargzer)
alible (Grogie)
gonzo (Klimt)
banausic (Grogie)
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Dr. Goodword - Site Admin
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From the above post, these are the words that weren't taken up. If you see any you like, perhaps you can suggest them anew.
metier (Bailey)
interlucation (Grogie)
abash (Perry)
dote (Slava)
delitescent (Bailey)
peon/pioneer (scw1217)
deliquescent (Stargzer)
accolades (Bailey)
gracile (Bailey)
fidimplicitary (Grogie)
desipient (Grogie)
stock (Cacasenno)
plash (Perry)
spelunk (sluggo)
megillah (Perry)
ciao (Cacasenno)
alible (Grogie)
banausic (Grogie)
metier (Bailey)
interlucation (Grogie)
abash (Perry)
dote (Slava)
delitescent (Bailey)
peon/pioneer (scw1217)
deliquescent (Stargzer)
accolades (Bailey)
gracile (Bailey)
fidimplicitary (Grogie)
desipient (Grogie)
stock (Cacasenno)
plash (Perry)
spelunk (sluggo)
megillah (Perry)
ciao (Cacasenno)
alible (Grogie)
banausic (Grogie)
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