Jun 19, 2007 Hypercross Puzzle

Ugh. I KNOW I'm going to have trouble getting this one past the spelling gate keeper.

That was fun :)

Yikes. Never had spelling issues before, but I've triple checked everything and it's not taking it.

Edit: Apparently there's multiple spellings for at least one, and it didn't match my bottle. Le sigh.

I suspect that the first vertical is not spelled in the usual manner.

[4] Yes, it has an "i" in it, which was the extra letter I was missing on that one (but wasn't the misspelling that was holding me back, it was the "z" one).

everything was spelled the way i thought it should be....

can't get the middle one down!

Where's dandelion when you need him?

[7] What's another word for baby? (Assuming that's the one you're referring to)

Woo, actually got the spelling right on the first try. And now I need a drink...

[7] The one with the "bor" or the one with the "infan"?

[8] princessproton
I got it, but I didn't know why it was right!

Thanks!

[10] It was the synonym for baby

The Z one has several spellings, but the most common (as far as I know it, and Wikipedia) is used.

struggling with the lake one....

[13] It'd be a great place to celebrate a wedding.

hmm... I think I have it, but it is saying I am wrong so I must have mispelled something. Of course, when I refreshed this page it deleted all my answers anyway. ugh.

yep... a mispelling.

No whining!

No complaints from me about this one, especially since I was chugging some bottom-across while solving. (Boy, that sounds odd. Maybe the answers could be numbered, for easier reference?)

This one has got me falling over sideways trying to figure out the spellings.

Ok the one with the boar? Boar right? What the hell is below it? Last one!!

Ugh...freaking got it. I thought it was clay.

Do you really nead me to answer that?

I before E except after C, or when sounding like "A", as in neighbor or weigh

[7]Here I am!

DARN! I wish I could've been here last night. I was working on the checkbook and occasionally checking the tangathon.

But "weird" is weird.

I must have one of them wrong, because I've checked all the spellings... and all my answers match the theme.

I bet it's the one with the "MAD" issue.

[23] German uses a different set of spelling rules. When two vowels go walking the SECOND one does the talking. This is for upper right down, correct?

Please Don't Whine Before It's Time!

My last name is Breitenbach, and I approve [27]'s message.

[27] ESQuire
I was commenting on both the upper right down, and the upper left down.

Interesting information about German spelling rules.
Thanks!

The was a good one.