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Bummer I was going to sheep Hectic but I guess I'll go with dragon god

For some reason, I assumed I was last again. Probably best if I /out

Also, pretty sure the answer is the first one here.

Correct answer is roll or knot.

Krobylos: In Greek antiquity, a roll or knot of hair on the head.

The Bulge, Bellaphant, HC, Kanna, and Nahdia get 1 point for guessing the right answer.
HC gets 1 pt for someone guessing his answer.
Kanna gets 1 pt for someone guessing her answer.
Bellaphant - 9
HC - 7
Kanna - 5
Nahdia - 4
The Bulge - 1

sunset - HC
Mercenary - Nahdia
shrine - pablito
norse god - dsjstr
mirage - The Bulge
frozen - Bellaphant
dragon god - Kanna
under the bus - Hectic
knot or roll - actual

Round 5 word is:

Sorry about the wait, it's been a busy weekend.

Bellaphant guessed correctly and will receive 1 point.

Round 5 answers:
A symetrically decorated bedroom.
The enzymes that make up the kidney of a pig.
A governmental meeting place, often found in ancient greek city states.
Any item on an ordered list that makes reference to the list as a whole.
A shelf to store billiard balls
The shortest path between two destinations.
A short barreled gun.

Guessing Order:
Nahdia
pablito
HC
The Bulge
Kanna
dsjstr

none of these feels right.

billiard balls?

gun

Gun, I guess.

Nthing that these all seem wrong.

I'll go with the bedroom

billiards? no idea D:

Shortest Path

Wikipedia: A bouleuterion (Greek: βουλευτήριον, bouleutērion), also translated as council house, assembly house, and senate house, was a building in ancient Greece which housed the council of citizens (βουλή, boulē) of a democratic city state. These representatives assembled at the bouleuterion to confer and decide about public affairs. There are several extant bouleuteria around Greece and its former colonies. It should not be confused with the Prytaneion, which housed the executive council of the assembly and often served as the boule's mess hall.

A Greek voting house - Bellaphant(correct guess)

The enzymes that make up the kidney of a pig.- dsjstr
any item on an ordered list that makes reference to the list as a whole - The Bulge
The shortest path between two destinations. - HC
A shelf to store billiard balls - pablito
a short barreled gun - Kanna
A symetrically decorated bedroom. - Nahda
A governmental meeting place, often found in ancient greek city states. - actual

2 guessed billiards(pablito)
2 guessed guns.(Kanna)
1 chose shortest path(HC)
1 chose bedroom(Nahdia)

Bellaphant - 10
HC - 8
Kanna - 7
Nahdia - 6
pablito - 2
The Bulge - 1

I thought the one that mentioned greece would be too obvious

Round 6

shoulda figured no one would another greek thing and it was just npom faking us out, lmao.

In post 114, NoPowerOverMe wrote:Round 6

dziggetai

okay you definitely just made this one up or got it from google translate

I'm gonna call foul here; I ruled out the voting house because "Greek city-states" was presented as "greek city states".

I understand not editing the user-submitted definitions (I ruled out the bedroom because "symmetrically" was missing an m and the billiard balls because every other correct definition has had a period at the end) but the actual definitions should have some quality control.

Okay, my bad. I forgot the period.

oops i cant spell

i figured npom is paraphrasing the definitions to the same standards as the ones we're submitting so i ignored the lack of a period.

I feel it's important to vary the definitions so you can't guess the definition by it's syntax, but still keep the definitions basically intact to its intention.

The gripe is less about the period and more about "Greek city-states".

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? Yeah, trying to throw players off might be part of the strategy.

This is purely for devils advocate but how did bell spell it?

The spelling was given ahead of time