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EIGHTS 9 BY PROBABILITY 268300 EINRSTTW 2 WRENTITS EINRSTTW WRENTITS PL OF WRENTIT A LONGTAILED NORTH AMERICAN SONGBIRD 3 Yes that is a little brassiere on that wrentit BEENRSTU. The First Data FD100 terminal combines performance, security and ease of use plus adaptability when your processing needs change. BY PROBABILITY 201-233. WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS. DEEGORR. 2. NOW THERE ARE . TWO. WORDS. NO STEM. 3. ROGERED. REORGED. : REORGANIZED (REORG, REORGS, REORGING). REORGED. #3. IN ORDER OF PROBABILITY # 68 THROUGH #100. 1. AEIRSST. 2. DO YOU SEE THE TWO 6-LETTER STEMS?. SATIRE. + S . SISTER. + A. NOW THERE ARE . TWO. WORDS. ARTSIES. AEIRSST. ARTSIES. : PL. OF . ARTSIE. BY PROBABILITY 334 - 367. WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS. EIMNRSV. 2. NO STEM, . ONE. WORD. VERMINS. EIMNRSV. VERMINS. : NEW PL. OF . VERMIN. , SMALL, COMMON, HARMFUL, OR OBJECTIONABLE ANIMALS. BY PROBABILITY 768-800. IEJKNST. 2. INKJETS. IEJKNST. INKJETS. : PL. OF . INKJET. , A PRINTER THAT SPURTS INK TO FORM LETTERS. 3. _. JET SKI ‘N. AAHIKRS. 4. KARAHIS. AAHIKRS. KARAHIS. : PL. OF . KARAHI. BY PROBABILITY 68-100. The first several slide shows will remind you of some common seven-to-make-eight bingo “stems” and their associated mnemonic phrases. An example is the seven-letter stem “SARDINE” with its associated phrase “PROVEN SALTED GRUB.” Every letter in “PROVEN SALTED GRUB” combines with “SARDINE” to make an eight-letter bingo. . BY PROBABILITY 634-667. ABELKRU. 2. BAULKER. ABELKRU. BAULKER. : BALKER, ONE WHO STOPS SHORT AND REFUSES TO PROCEED. 3. S. BALK. BALKS. BALKED. BALKING. BALKER. BALKERS. BALKY. BALKIER. BALKIEST. BALKILY. BY PROBABILITY 1-33. WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS. The first several PowerPoint slideshows in this series will remind you of some common six-to-make-seven bingo “stems” and their associated mnemonic phrases. An example is the six-letter stem “RETINA” with its associated phrase “THE RED PUPIL PREFERS MUCH WINKING.” Every letter in the that phrase combines with “RETINA” to make a 7-letter bingo.. BY PROBABILITY 201-233. The first several slide shows will remind you of some common seven-to-make-eight bingo “stems” and their associated mnemonic phrases. An example is the seven-letter stem “SARDINE” with its associated phrase “PROVEN SALTED GRUB.” Every letter in “PROVEN SALTED GRUB” combines with “SARDINE” to make an eight-letter bingo. . BY PROBABILITY 968-1000. ACCHINT. 2. CANTHIC. ACCHINT. CANTHIC. : one adj. RELATING TO . CANTHUS. , A CORNER OF THE EYE. 3. _. (also adj. CANTHAL, the only pl. CANTHI). ACCEIKR. 4. CRACKIE. ACCEIKR. CRACKIE. BY . PROBABILITY 301-333. AEILMPRS. 2. PALMIERS. AEILMPRS. PALMIERS. : PL. OF . PALMIER. , A PASTRY SHAPED LIKE A PALM LEAF. LEMPIRAS. 3. _. IMPEARLS. : V. TO MAKE PEARLY, RESEMBLING A PEARL. _. IMPEARLS. BY PROBABILITY 201-233. WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS. The first several PowerPoint slideshows in this series will remind you of some common six-to-make-seven bingo “stems” and their associated mnemonic phrases. An example is the six-letter stem “RETINA” with its associated phrase “THE RED PUPIL PREFERS MUCH WINKING.” Every letter in the that phrase combines with “RETINA” to make a 7-letter bingo.. BY PROBABILITY 368-400. WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS. EHNOPRS. 2. ONE. WORD. NO STEM. PHONERS. EHNOPRS. PHONERS. : PL. OF . PHONER. , ONE WHO CALLS SOMEONE ON THE TELEPHONE. BY PROBABILITY 268-300. WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS. CDEOSTU. 2. NOW THERE ARE . TWO. WORDS. NO STEM. DOUCEST. CDEOSTU. DOUCEST. : MOST . DOUCE. , SOBER, SEDATE, CALM, FREE FROM AGITATION (DOUCER, and adv. DOUCELY).