You Don't Say

[Mastermind of Sin]

Magnus Carlsen

, Chess grandmaster

[RichardGHP]

Oh... the next Kasparov.

[KageLord]

Magnus Carlsen

, Chess grandmaster

Correct! Wasn't sure how unfair this one was.

1. Magazine = mag
2. -ness = nus (considered giving "Earthbound character" or something like that, but it would either be a dead giveaway or a blank that is easily looked up)
3. Carl (Sagan)
4. Sen (Hun)

PEDIT: Indeed, Richard. And sadly, probably the World Champ come November.

[Mastermind of Sin]

Yea Clue #2 is still wtf, but once I got Carlsen I just googled "famous people with last name Carlsen" and saw some random dude I'd never heard of whose first name fit Clue #1.

[KageLord]

Maybe I should have said "suffix used to turn

adjectives

into nouns".

[Mastermind of Sin]

This one shouldn't be too hard.

1. Accessory to plug your smartphone or mp3 player into
2. Sci-Fi/Fantasy publisher
3. A type of wagon

[Mastermind of Sin]

Maybe I should have said "suffix used to turn

adjectives

into nouns".

Yea, would have made more sense lol.

[RichardGHP]

And sadly, probably the World Champ come November.

Why sadly?

[saulres]

1. Jack
2. Something
3. Red? Band?

[Mastermind of Sin]

Maybe it's harder than I thought. =P

[Telo]

Pronunciation is the entire point of this thread...

having fun is the point of this thread

[Telo]

double the posts for double the fun

[KageLord]

And sadly, probably the World Champ come November.

Why sadly?

Cuz I like Anand.

Also because I think Carlsen will push that much harder if he loses this time and that will lead to some fantastic chess.

[Mastermind of Sin]

So, back on topic... >.>

This one shouldn't be too hard.

1. Accessory to plug your smartphone or mp3 player into
2. Sci-Fi/Fantasy publisher
3. A type of wagon

[Telo]

Dock
Tor
Band wagon-Red wagon-Hay wagon- Meat wagon- Volks wagon



I don't know?
Dr. Suess

[Telo]

Dr. Phil?
Dr. Dre?
Dr. Ruth?
Dr. Claw?
Dr. No?
Dr. Who?

[Mastermind of Sin]

lol. Correct through repetition.

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/dray

[Telo]

1. What Jamaicans call God
2. Originally called or formerly called
3. distance from the top to the bottom or maybe from the front to the back.

[saulres]

1 & 2 I got.

3's throwing me.

[saulres]

Depth?

Johnny Depp?

[TheIrishPope]

Née is actually pronounced as in the word (ne)rve, not like the ending of Joh(nny), but whatevs
It means "born as" in French and is used for writing down woman's original names before they were married.
Example: My mother was née Liz Brown, but she is now Liz Pope.
You could use it for men too in the case of a legal name change, but you would have to remove the e without the accent.

[Telo]

yeah yeah yeah

I know how to pronounce it and I know what it means. But it's a written word game not just a verbal game so the clues can be anything that gets you to SAY the word.

E.T. isn't pronouced 'et' as in spaghetti but it's a good clue.
The answer to a clue might be U.N. but in the puzzle it could be 'un'

We've over used the -knee- clues to the point that I thought I could find a fresh one.

I was gonna go with Deaf for Depp but depth sounded closer.

[saulres]

So I got it? Awesome!

This one's probably too easy, but we've seen people say that before so...

1. John _
2. First four letters in <something> (<== Not telling you what that something is.)
3. Possible result from shaving
4. A star

[RichardGHP]

Née is actually pronounced as in the word (ne)rve

Huh?

[xtopherusD]

So I got it? Awesome!

This one's probably too easy, but we've seen people say that before so...

1. John _
2. First four letters in <something> (<== Not telling you what that something is.)
3. Possible result from shaving
4. A star

Richard Nixon?