Fictionary(accepting /ins)

[Bellaphant]

I wrote what he says I wrote - I was actually really surprised when I was right, it sounded Greek and a bit like the Parthenon and Greeks like democracy...

[Bellaphant]

I wish I'd put loads of thought into it

[Haschel Cedricson]

Well, Greek and city states are both part of the wikipedia entry. So what's the gripe? That round 4 was also a greek word? Or that another answer used city states?

"Greek city-states" is properly capitalized and punctuated. "greek city states" looks like a fake definition somebody submitted.

[Bellaphant]

I think he should be changing up the Style, though. Otherwise you've already said it becomes easy to vote for the 'correct' answer

[Haschel Cedricson]

Style is part of submitting believable definitions.

[Haschel Cedricson]

aaaaaa

[Bellaphant]

Stop being boring

[NoPowerOverMe]

The Bulge and Kanna did not submit an entry

dzeggetai


Answers:
Repeating patterns used on textiles from regions in East Africa.
A series of shadow inlets within a greater harbor.
Rough pebbles or small rocks occuring in the desert.
A type of serrated knife used for cutting ropes.
A wild ass native of Asia.
A forgotten Chineese martial arts form.

Guessing Order:
HC
Pablito
dsjstr
Bellaphant
Nahdia

[Haschel Cedricson]

FACE DOWN
ASS UP
THATS THE WAY I LIKE TO GUESS

[pablito]

FACE DOWN
ASS UP
THATS THE WAY I LIKE TO GUESS

2nd.

[dsjstr]

FACE DOWN
ASS UP
THATS THE WAY I LIKE TO GUESS

2nd.

3rd

[Bellaphant]

The knife! (Sorry, I thought I was next next)

[Nahdia]

Pebbles or rocks