1. OWL3 NEW SEVENS #11 BY PROBABILITY 334 - 367 WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS

2. EIMNRSV 2 NO STEM, ONE WORD

3. VERMINS EIMNRSV VERMINS: NEW PL. OF VERMIN, SMALL, COMMON, HARMFUL, OR OBJECTIONABLE ANIMALS 3 _

4. AEHILUV 4 NO STEM, ONE WORD

5. VIHUELA AEHILUV VIHUELA: A TYPE OF EARLY SPANISH GUITAR 5 S HOOK/S?

6. GILNOTV 6 NO STEM, ONE WORD

7. VOLTING GILNOTV VOLTING: V. MAKING A QUICK MOVEMENT IN FENCING TO AVOID A THRUST (VOLT, VOLTS, VOLTED) 7

8. ADEIISZ 8 NO STEM, ONE WORD

9. ZAIDIES ADEIISZ ZAIDIES: PL. OF ZAIDY, A ZEDA, A GRANDFATHER 9

10. AAIMRRT 10 NO STEM, ONE WORD

11. AIRTRAM AAIMRRT AIRTRAMS: PL. OF AIRTRAM, AN AERIAL CABLE CAR 11 S

12. ADEIJNN 12 NO STEM, ONE WORD

13. JANNIED ADEIJNN JANNIED: V. ACTED AS A DISGUISED MERRYMAKER AT CHRISTMAS (JANNY, JANNIES, JANNYING, and JANNYINGS) 13 ALSO JANNEY, JANNEYS, JANNEYED, JANNEYING, BUT NO janneyings*

14. AEIJNNS 14 NO STEM, ONE WORD

15. JANNIES AEIJNNS JANNIES: V. ACTS AS A DISGUISED MERRYMAKER AT CHRISTMAS (JANNY, JANNIED, JANNYING) 15 ALSO JANNEY, JANNEYS, JANNEYED, JANNEYING, BUT NO janneyings*

16. AAINNRV 16 NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS NO STEM

17. NAVARIN AAINNRV NAVARIN: LAMB STEW WITH VEGETABLES 17 S HOOK/S? NIRVANA NIRVANA: A BLESSED STATE IN BUDDHISM (ADJ. NIRVANIC) S

18. AINNPST 18 NO STEM, ONE WORD

19. PANNIST AINNPST PANNIST: A PERSON WHO PLAYS A STEEL DRUM 19 S

20. AILRTTY 20 NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS NO STEM

21. RATTILY AILRTTY RATTILY: IN A MANNER SUGGESTIVE OF RATS TARTILY 21 TARTILY: ADV. IN A TARTY MANNER SUGGESTIVE OF A PROSTITUTE

22. EINNSST 22 ONE STEM: STEINS STEINS + N NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

23. SINNETS EINNSST SINNETS: PL. OF SINNET, A CALL SOUNDED ON A TRUMPET SIGNALING THE ENTRANCE OR EXIT OF ACTORS (SENNET/S) SENNITS STEINS STEINS + N 23 _ SENNITS: PL. OF SENNIT, A BRAIDED STRAW USED IN MAKING HATS _

24. AFIRTTU 24 NO STEM, ONE WORD

25. TARTUFI AFIRTTU TARTUFI: ONE PL. OF TARTUFO, AN ITALIAN ICE-CREAM DESSERT 25 ALSO TARTUFOS

26. ABDEEGL 26 NO STEM, ONE WORD

27. BEAGLED ABDEEGL BEAGLED: V. HUNTED WITH BEAGLES, A SMALL HOUND (BEAGLE, BEAGLES, BEAGLING, BEAGLER/S) 27 _ _ BEAGLING: N. THE ACTIVITY OF HUNTING WITH BEAGLES, SO BEAGLINGS!

28. BEEILRY 28 NO STEM, ONE WORD

29. BEERILY BEEILRY BEERILY: ADV. AFFECTED BY BEER (BEERY, BEERIER, BEERIEST) 29 _ Wallace Beery (really!) received his Best Actor Oscar for playing a drunken, washed up, ex-champion prize fighter.

30. ACEEPRS 30 ONE STEM: CREASE CREASE + O NOW THERE ARE THREE WORDS

31. 31 ACEEPRS CAPRESE ESCAPER RESPACE RESPACE: V. TO SPACE AGAIN OR DIFFERENTLY HOOK/S?CAPRESES ESCAPERS RESPACED RESPACES _ S D S S CAPRESE: N. A SALAD CREASE CREASE + O

32. DDEENTU 32 NO STEM, ONE WORD

33. DETUNED DDEENTU DETUNED: TO ADJUST AN INSTRUMENT SO THAT IT IS NO LONGER IN TUNE (DETUNE, DETUNES, DETUNING) 33 _

34. AEEKRSU 34 NO STEM, ONE WORD

35. EUREKAS AEEKRSU EUREKAS: PL. OF EUREKA, A FORTUNATE DISCOVERY 35 _

36. ADEERSX 36 ONE STEM: RESEDA RESEDA + X ONE WORD

37. EXEDRAS ADEERSX EXEDRAS: ONE PL. OF EXEDRA, A CURVED OUTDOOR BENCH, THE OTHER PL. EXEDRAE (EXHEDRA HAS ONLY ONE PL.: EXHEDRAE) 37 _

38. CEEIINW 38 NO STEM, ONE WORD

39. ICEWINE CEEIINW ICEWINE: SWEET WINE MADE FROM GRAPES FROZEN ON THE VINE 39 S HOMONYM EISWEIN, A SWEET GERMAN WINE

40. DEEIKLN 40 NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS NO STEM

41. KNEIDEL DEEIKLN KNEIDEL: A TYPE OF DUMPLING (KNAIDEL/S, KNAIDLACH) PL. CAN BE KNEIDELS OR KNEIDLACH 41 S LIKENED

42. EEILRVY 42 NO STEM, ONE WORD

43. LIVEYER EEILRVY LIVEYER: A PERMANENT RESIDENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND (ALSO LIVYER/S, LIVIER/S) 43 S HOOK/S?

44. BEEIRSY 44 NO STEM, ONE WORD

45. RIBEYES BEEIRSY RIBEYES: PL. OF RIBEYE, A CUT OF BEEF 45 _

46. DDEEIOV 46 NO STEM, ONE WORD

47. VIDEOED DDEEIOV VIDEOED: V. RECORDED VISUAL IMAGES ON MAGNETIC TAPE OR DISC (VIDEO, VIDEOS, VIDEOING) 47

48. BCEILOS 48 NO STEM, ONE WORD

49. COLBIES BCEILOS COLBIES: ONE PL. OF COLBY, A MILD CHEESE (ALSO COLBYS) 49

50. CELMORT 50 NO STEM, ONE WORD

51. CORMLET CELMORT CORMLET: A SMALL CORM, A STEM OF CERTAIN PLANTS (adj.’s CORMLIKE, CORMOID, CORMOUS) 51 S

52. CDEFORT 52 NO STEM, ONE WORD

53. CROFTED CDEFORT CROFTED: V. FARMED ON A SMALL TENANT FARM (CROFT, CROFTS, CROFTING) 53

54. DEMNORY 54 NO STEM, ONE WORD

55. DORYMEN DEMNORY DORYMEN: PL. OF DORYMAN, ONE THAT FISHES FROM A DORY 55

56. DINOPSU 56 NO STEM, TWO WORDS

57. DUPIONS DINOPSU DUPIONS: PL. OF DUPION, A TYPE OF SILK FABRIC 57 _ UNIPODS UNIPODS: PL. OF UNIPOD, A ONE-LEGGED SUPPORT

58. FIILOST 58 NO STEM, ONE WORD

59. FOILIST FIILOST FOILIST: ONE WHO FENCES WITH A FOIL, A SWORD WITHOUT CUTTING EDGES 59 S HOOK/S?

60. BDEILMO 60 NO STEM, ONE WORD

61. LIMBOED BDEILMO LIMBOED: V. PERFORMED A WEST INDIAN DANCE (LIMBO, LIMBOS, LIMBOES, LIMBOING) 61

62. BEILMOS 62 NO STEM, THREE WORDS

63. LIMBOES MOBILES OBELISM BEILMOS LIMBOES: V. PERFORMS A WEST INDIAN DANCE (LIMBO, LIMBOS, LIMBOED, LIMBOING) 63 MOBILES: PL. OF MOBILE, A FORM OF SCULPTURE OBELISM: N. THE ACT OF OBELISING OR OBELIZING, TO MARK WITH AN OBELUS, A SYMBOL FOR A DOUBTFUL PASSAGE S _

64. EGLNOUY 64 NO STEM, ONE WORD

65. LOUNGEY EGLNOUY LOUNGEY: SUITABLE FOR LOUNGING, LOUNGY (LOUNGIER, LOUNGIEST 65 _

66. EFLNSTU 66 THERE ARE TWO NEW WORDS NO STEM

67. NESTFUL EFLNSTU NESTFUL: N. AS MUCH AS A NEST CAN HOLD NETFULS 67 S HOOK/S? NETFULS: PL. OF NETFUL, N. AS MUCH AS A NET CAN HOLD _

68. THE END 68 NEW SEVENS #11