According the New York Times, 'dickhead' is not a word

But 'deadhead' is? This is why I'll never pay for their games subscription. Spelling Bee is a joke.

Oh well. I got the panagram anyway, dickheads

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DragonFruit · 61-69, M

“Deadheading” is the cutting off of existing blooms which are past their peak in order to allow the rest of the plant to more effectively provide nutrients to other areas which have the potential for budding....it’s a common agricultural practice having nothing to do with the Grateful Dead.
Dickhead is obviously a word, but it’s a vulgar slang insult that the NY Times decides not to include in their wordbase.

calicuz · 56-60, M

No one has trusted anything in The Times since 1988.

stratosranger · M

According to the NY Times elections aren’t stolen

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TinyViolins · 31-35, M

@stratosranger You can't even figure out how to Google what Konnech actually does, so it's unlikely you're capable of hacking anything.

They manage scheduling, training, and communications for county poll workers. Yes, it's a massive breach of data, but in no way, shape, or form does it mean that an election has been stolen, which is what you're claiming.

If you'd actually stop to think once in a while instead of going with your knee-jerk reaction, you'd realize that apples and oranges are different fruits

stratosranger · M

And you’re still obstinately missing the point. Your vaunted NY Times still has a retraction to issue. Wow. Your density is stunning @TinyViolins

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