1. OWL3 NEW SEVENS #4 IN ORDER OF PROBABILITY # 101 THROUGH #133 1

2. AEENPRS 2 DO YOU SEE ONE OR MORE 6-LETTER STEMS? RANEES RANEES + P

3. AEENPRS PANEERS PANEERS: PL. OF PANEER, A MILK CURD CHEESE _ RANEES RANEES + P

4. EEGIOPR 4 NO STEMS

5. PEROGIE EEGIOPR PEROGIE: ALSO PIEROGI, A SMALL DUMPLING WITH A FILLING (PEROGIES, PIEROGIES) 5 S HOOK/S?

6. AEEGLTU 6 NO STEMS, ONE WORD ONLY:

7. TEGULAE AEEGLTU TEGULAE: THE ONLY PL. OF TEGULA, A FLAT ROOF TILE USED IN ANCIENT ROME 7 _

8. ABDEOTU 8 NO STEMS

9. BOUTADE ABDEOTU BOUTADE: N. A SUDDEN OUTBURST 9 S

10. ACEOSTU 10 NO STEMS, BUT NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

11. COTEAUS AAAAAAA COTEAUS: ONE PL. OF COTEAU, THE HIGHER GROUND OF A REGION (COTEAUX) ACETOUS 11 _ ACETOUS: ADJ. TASTING LIKE VINEGAR

12. CENORST 12 DO YOU SEE ONE OR MORE 6-LETTER STEMS? TONERS TONERS + C NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

13. 13 CENORST CORNETSCRETONS _ CRETONS: A SPREAD OF SHREDDED PORK & ONIONS STICKY CORNETT/S: VARIANT SP. OF CORNET, CORNETTO TONERS TONERS + C

14. EHIORSU 14 NO STEMS, ONE WORD ONLY

15. HOUSIER AAAAAAA HOUSIER: MORE HOUSEY, BEING IN THE STYLE OF HOUSE MUSIC (HOUSIEST) 15

16. DEIIORV 16 NO STEMS

17. IVORIED DEIIORV IVORIED: ADJ. PERTAINING TO IVORY, THE HARD WHITE SUBSTANCE FOUND IN ELEPHANT TUSKS 17

18. EHILOST 18 DO YOU SEE ONE OR MORE 6-LETTER STEMS? TOILES TOILES + H NOW THERE ARE FOUR WORDS

19. 19 EHILOST EOLITHS HOLIEST HOSTILELITHOES EOLITHS: PL. OF EOLITH, A PREHISTORIC STONE TOOL (ADJ. EOLITHIC) ARCHEOLOGISTS FIND EOLITHS NEAR MONUMENTS PERHAPS ONCE CONSIDERED HOLIEST, BUT ALSO USED BY EARLY MAN FOR PROTECTION AGAINST HOSTILE THREATS. HOOK/S? NEOLITHS AND HOSTILES _ S N _ LITHOES: V. TO MAKE PRINTS BY LITHOGRAPHY (LITHO, LITHOED, LITHOS, LITHOES, LITHOING)

20. EILOSTV 20 DO YOU SEE ONE OR MORE 6-LETTER STEMS? TOILES TOILES + V NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

21. LOVIEST EILOSTV LOVIEST: MOST FONDLY AFFECTIONATE (LOVEY, LOVIER, ALSO N. LOVEY, A SWEETHEART, LOVEYS) VIOLETS 21 _ TOILES TOILES + V

22. EILOSTW 22 DO YOU SEE ONE OR MORE 6-LETTER STEMS? TOILES TOILES + W

23. 23 EILOSTW OWLIEST OWLIEST: MOST LIKE AN OWL (OWLY, OWLIER, OWLISH, OWLLIKE, ADV. OWLISHLY) J L HOOK/S? TOILES TOILES + W

24. ENOPRST 24 DO YOU SEE ONE OR MORE 6-LETTER STEMS? TONERS TONERS + P NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

25. 25 ENOPRST POSTERNPRONEST POSTERN: A REAR DOOR OR GATE P HOOK/S? S PRONEST: MOST PRONE, LYING WITH THE FRONT OR FACE DOWNWARD (PRONER, ADV. PRONELY)

26. ABDEOST 26 NO STEMS NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

27. SABOTED ABDEOST SABOTED: ADJ. PERTAINING TO A WOODEN SHOE BOASTED 27

28. EIOPSTU 28 DO YOU SEE ONE OR MORE 6-LETTER STEMS? SOPITE SOPITE + U NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

29. EIOPSTU PITEOUS TOUPIES PITEOUS: ADJ. AROUSING PITY, PITIFUL (PITIFUL, PITIFULLER, PITIFULLEST) TOUPIES: PL. OF TOUPIE, A ROUND BONELESS SMOKED HAM 13 _

30. EIONSUV 30 NO STEMS, & NOW THERE ARE THREE WORDS

31. VEINOUS EIONSUV VEINOUS: ADJ. HAVING PROMINENT VEINS ENVIOUS NIVEOUS 31 NIVEOUS: ADJ. RESEMBLING SNOW

32. ABINOOR 32 NO STEMS, ONE WORD ONLY:

33. BORONIA ABINOOR BORONIA: AN AUSTRALIAN SHRUB 33 S

34. AELRSTT 34 DO YOU SEE ONE OR MORE 6-LETTER STEMS? NOW THERE ARE FOUR WORDS SALTER TASTER SALTER + T TASTER + L

35. 35 AELRSTT LATTERS RATTLES STARLET STARTLE THE NOISE OF THE RATTLES DID NOT BOTHER THIS STARLET OF 1909, BUT IT WOULD STARTLE MOST OF US. YES, VIRGINIA, IT IS A RATTLESNAKE… BRATTLES PRATTLES HOOK/S? D R S S B P STARLETS STARTLED STARTLER STARTLES _ _ B P C F SALTER TASTER SALTER + T TASTER + L BLATTERS CLATTERS FLATTERS PLATTERS LATTERS: PL. OF LATTER, THE SECOND MENTIONED PERSON OR THING OF TWO

36. DEENSTU 36 NO STEMS, ONE WORD ONLY PLEASE

37. DETUNES DEENSTU DETUNES: TO ADJUST (AN INSTRUMENT) SO THAT IT IS NO LONGER IN TUNE 37 _

38. DEEMNOT 38 NO STEMS NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

39. TEENDOM DEEMNOT TEENDOM: TEENAGERS COLLECTIVELY DEMETON 39 S HOOK/S? S DEMETON: AN INSECTICIDE

40. EGILOOS 40 NO STEMS NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

41. GOOLIES EGILOOS GOOLIES: PL. OF GOOLIE, A SLANG WORD FOR A VARIETY OF MEANINGS INCL. NEIGHBORHOOD, TESTICLE, BUTTOCK, AND A PONTIAC 6000-LE. OLOGIES 41 _ HOOK/S? OLOGIES: PL. OF OLOGY, A BRANCH OF KNOWLEDGE O

42. ADNOORS 42 NO STEMS AND ONE WORD ONLY PLEASE

43. NARDOOS ADNOORS NARDOOS: PL. OF NARDOO, A CLOVER-LIKE PLANT 43 _

44. AADNOOT 44 NO STEMS, ONE WORD

45. ODONATA AADNOOT ODONATA: PL. N, PREDATORY INSECTS OF THE ODONATE ORDER SUCH AS DRAGONFLIES & DAMSELFLIES (ALSO ODONATES) 45

46. EGNOORS 46 NO STEMS, ONE WORD

47. OROGENS EGNOORS OROGENS: PL. OF OROGEN, A BELT OF THE EARTH'S CRUST INVOLVED IN OROGENY [GOONERY] THE PROCESS OF MOUNTAIN FORMATION (ADJ. OROGENIC) 47 _ GOONERY: THUGGISH BEHAVIOR

48. EEEINTW 48 NO STEMS, ONE WORD

49. TWEENIE EEEINTW TWEENIE: A CHILD WHO IS NOT QUITE OLD ENOUGH TO BE A TEENAGER 49 S _ WEENIE/S: WIENER/S OR WEINER/S

50. AGIIRST 50 NO STEMS, ONE WORD ONLY

51. ARTIGIS AGIIRST ARTIGIS: PL. OF ARTIGI, A TYPE OF INUIT PARKA (ALSO ATIGI/S) 51 _

52. ABEGILN 52 NO STEMS, ONE WORD ONLY

53. BEALING AAAAAAA BEALING: N. A BEAL, AN INFECTED SORE PLACE ON THE BODY 53 S HOOK/S?

54. ACEHINR 54 NO STEMS NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

55. CHAINER AAAAAAA CHAINER: ONE THAT CHAINS OR BINDS WITH A CHAIN ARCHINE 55 S HOOK/S? S ARCHINE: A RUSSIAN UNIT OF LENGTH OF ABOUT 71 CM

56. ADGINST 56 DO YOU SEE ONE OR MORE 6-LETTER STEMS? GIANTS GIANTS + D

57. 57 ADGINST DATINGS DATINGS: PL. OF DATING, N. THE ACT OF ONE THAT DATES _ GIANTS GIANTS + D

58. AEIJNRS 58 DO YOU SEE ONE OR MORE 6-LETTER STEMS? ARSINE ARSINE + J

59. 59 AEIJNRS INJERAS INJERAS : PL. OF INJERA, AN ETHIOPIAN BREAD _ ARSINE ARSINE + J

60. ADDEILR 60 DO YOU SEE ONE OR MORE 6-LETTER STEMS? DIALER DIALER + D

61. 61 ADDEILR LADDIER LADDIER: MOST LADDISH IN BEHAVIOR, CHARACTERISTIC OF BOISTEROUS LADS (LADDY, LADDIER, LADDIEST) DIALER + D

62. AAGILNR 62 NO STEMS, AND ONE WORD ONLY

63. LARIGAN AAGILNR LARIGAN: A LEATHER BOOT 63 S LARIGANS ANAGRAMS: [ ] SANGRAIL

64. AAGILRT 64 NO STEMS, ONE WORD ONLY

65. RAGTAIL AAGILRT RAGTAIL: ADJ. RAGGED, SHABBY 65 HOOK/S? NO! (ADJ.)

66. AAGINRS 66 DO YOU SEE ONE OR MORE 6-LETTER STEMS? GRAINS GRAINS + A NOW THERE ARE TWO WORDS

67. 67 GRAINS A SANGRIA sarangi SANGRIA: AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE AVOID PUTTING GRAIN ALCOHOL IN YOUR SANGRIA, UNLESS YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO MORE THAN FOUR HOURS OF SARANGI MUSIC. S SARANGI: AN INDIAN STRINGED INSTRUMENT S

68. THE END 68 NEW SEVENS #4