PPT-OWL3 NEW SEVENS #7

BY PROBABILITY 201233 WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS The first several PowerPoint slideshows in this series will remind you of some common sixtomakeseven bingo stems and their associated mnemonic phrases An example is the sixletter stem RETINA with its associated phrase THE RED PUPIL PREFERS MUCH WINKING Every letter in the that phrase combines with RETINA to make a 7letter bingo. #4. IN ORDER OF PROBABILITY # 101 THROUGH #133. 1. AEENPRS. 2. DO YOU SEE ONE 6-LETTER STEM?. RANEES. + P. AEENPRS. PANEERS. PANEERS. : PL. OF . PANEER. , A MILK CURD CHEESE. _. RANEES. + P. EEGIOPR. #5 (134-167). EINRSST. 2. DO YOU SEE THREE 6-LETTER STEMS?. SISTER + . N . STEINS + . R . INSERT + S. NOW THERE ARE . FOUR. WORDS. 3. EINRSST. ESTRINS. INSERTS. SINTERS. STRINES. SINTERS. :. . V. MAKES . BY PROBABILITY 301-333. WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS. BCEIRTU. 2. NO STEM, . ONE. WORD. BRUCITE. BCEIRTU. BRUCITE. : A FORM OF MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE. 3. S. BRUCE LEE. BRUCITE. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=. 0qSjoZLCDOE. . Rugby History. The game is played by 7 players on each side. .. Games . take place between two teams for a total of 7 minutes each way, with a 1minute half time break. BY . PROBABILITY . 168-200. WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS. ACENRSU. 2. NO STEM, . ONE. WORD. SUNCARE. ACENRSU. SUNCARE. : SKIN PROTECTION FROM SUN DAMAGE. 3. S. HOOK/S?. EILNSTY. BY PROBABILITY 434-467. WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS. BDGILNO. 2. NO STEM, . ONE. WORD. BOLDING. BDGILNO. BOLDING. : V. TO BOLDFACE (BOLD, BOLDS, BOLDED). 3. ABGLORS. 4. NO STEM, . SEVENS GAME MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES 2015 SEVENS GAME MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES 2015 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 501-533. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE WORD, YOU WILL GET A WARNING PROMPT. AAORRSV. 2. VARROAS. AAORRSV. VARROAS. : PL. OF . VARROA. , A MITE THAT IS A PARASITE OF THE HONEYBEE. 3. _. DEELOVW. BY PROBABILITY 601 - 633. IKLOOST. 2. THERE ARE . T. W. O. LOOKITS. IKLOOST. LOOKITS. : V. TO LOOK AT (LOOKIT, LOOKITED, LOOKITING). LOOKIST. 3. S. _. HOOK/S?. LOOKIST. : ONE THAT PRACTICES . LOOKISM. 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 934 . - 967. ACFMSTU. 2. FACTUMS. ACFMSTU. FACTUMS. : one pl. of . FACTUM. , A STATEMENT OF THE FACTS OF A CASE BEING APPEALED (also pl. . FACTA. ). 3. _. AABEFLX. 4. FAXABLE. AABEFLX. BY PROBABILITY 833-867. AACLLNU. 2. CALLUNA. AACLLNU. CALLUNA. : AN EVERGREEN SHRUB. LACUNAL. 3. S. LACUNAL. : ADJ. RELATING TO A . LACUNA. , AN EMPTY SPACE OR MISSING PART. _. ACEHSTZ. 4. CAZHEST. ACEHSTZ. Rugby Union (. actual name), or simply . rugby, . is a contact sport which . originated in England. Story of the origin of rugby. . 1823 William Webb Ellis . a student at Rugby . School was said to have picked up the ball and run with it during a football (soccer game). The evidence of this story is doubtful, however the Rugby World Cup trophy is named after .