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Tio_Narratore said:
(-see, -son, can be words and have been used. That's why I commented on repetition. -sen and -sor aren't. "Doer" is even worse; I'll have to take liberties.)

doe-eyes
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To make a viable compound word, the operative words after 'Less' are 'On' 'En (a printer's unit of measurement) and 'Or' - all freestanding words in their own right.

Doe-eyes
Eyeslit
 
latecomer91364 said:
To make a viable compound word, the operative words after 'Less' are 'On' 'En (a printer's unit of measurement) and 'Or' - all freestanding words in their own right.

Doe-eyes
Eyeslit
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Slither

(While /en/ and /or/ are words, and are commonly found at the start of other words, the idea of the game is to stay as close to compound words as possible, and there are few actual compound words that use en or or. en dash is one. My own word here, /slither/, doesn't mean /slit her/. but, nevertheless, we'll go ahead with whatever works to keep the game moving along.)
 
Tio_Narratore said:
Slither

(While /en/ and /or/ are words, and are commonly found at the start of other words, the idea of the game is to stay as close to compound words as possible, and there are few actual compound words that use en or or. en dash is one. My own word here, /slither/, doesn't mean /slit her/. but, nevertheless, we'll go ahead with whatever works to keep the game moving along.)
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Entrance, Entire
Orally, Orbit
Entrance, Entire

The intent of the word doesn't matter. According to 'Grammerly':

"Compound words occur when two or more words combine to form one individual word or a phrase that acts as one individual word."

The two words needn't have a relationship to each other - only that they are both legitimate stand-alone words and create a legitimate compound word when combined.

Slither
Therapist - yes, 'The' and Rapist.'

PS:
lesser evil

(Less isn't a good word to play - not many possibilities from it, and we don't want to get overly repetitive.)

How many opportunities does 'evil' present, besides 'evilness?'
 
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latecomer91364 said:
Entrance, Entire
Orally, Orbit
Entrance, Entire

The intent of the word doesn't matter. According to 'Grammerly':

"Compound words occur when two or more words combine to form one individual word or a phrase that acts as one individual word."

The two words needn't have a relationship to each other - only that are legitimate stand-alone words and create a legitimate compound word when combined.

Slither
Therapist - yes, 'The' and Rapist.'
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(I'm not big on Grammerly. "En," except as a printer's measure, is a bound morph, not a word; conjoining a printer's measure and a psychological state does not give us any meaning at all. "Entrance means either a way in or to put someone in an altered mental state, and not via use of a printer's measure. With your definition, every conjugation of a verb would be a compound word as would many nouns. But were here for fun, not grammatical arguments, so we'll go ahead and make whatever we can as compounds and such.}

pistoleer
 
Tio_Narratore said:
(I'm not big on Grammerly. "En," except as a printer's measure, is a bound morph, not a word; conjoining a printer's measure and a psychological state does not give us any meaning at all. "Entrance means either a way in or to put someone in an altered mental state, and not via use of a printer's measure. With your definition, every conjugation of a verb would be a compound word as would many nouns. But were here for fun, not grammatical arguments, so we'll go ahead and make whatever we can as compounds and such.}

pistoleer
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Leering
(break that up as 'lee' (as in shore), and 'ring.'

Does en count in Scrabble?
(Yes) it's also the spelling of the letter 'N'

I notice you copied everything from my post except:
PS:
lesser evil

(Less isn't a good word to play - not many possibilities from it, and we don't want to get overly repetitive.)

How many opportunities does 'evil' present, besides 'evilness?'

No good answer?
 
latecomer91364 said:
Leering
(break that up as 'lee' (as in shore), and 'ring.'

Does en count in Scrabble?
(Yes) it's also the spelling of the letter 'N'

I notice you copied everything from my post except:
PS:
lesser evil

(Less isn't a good word to play - not many possibilities from it, and we don't want to get overly repetitive.)

How many opportunities does 'evil' present, besides 'evilness?'

No good answer?
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Sorry, I didn't see that part of your comment.

evildoer, evil eye, evil spell, evil twin, evil omen, evil forces . . . (two-word phrases are acceptable, of course.)

leering

ingrate
 
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