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Perfect mix, IMO. Pleased to have gotten Octothorpe, but had to leave Rubenesque to the end to get it.

People don't need easy quizzes all the time.

Process of elimination made it pretty easy, honestly. Only one I didn’t know was hoary but got it from knowing everything else.

I had 2.39 left on the clock

At first i thought it was going to be, but i kept skipping until i knew some 100% then started whittling them down until i was down to 4 that i wasn't sure of. Ended up getting those right as well. 20/20

Definitely not too hard. Wasn't super easy, either, but easy enough to get 100% without much effort if you know most of the answers because you can pick off the ones you don't know through process of elimination.

Non-native speaker here and I got 14/20 first try. I am still a nerd though.

I like these

Nah just right, I hadn't heard of two (that I can recall, sometimes I hear of words, but years later I might have forgotten them if I never come across them more than that single time) and I am not a native english speaker.

The ones that were new to me were rube and hoary. ( though I have a vague recollection about a weird name for white, but the word itself does not clearly ring a bell. I think maybe it was that what was black in one language, was white in the other or something)

Ow yea and just learned blotto from another quiz today, didnt know that one either. Ow and octothorpe was new. So actually 4 words I had not heard of before, really.

Nope, the public has spoken. #hashtagcorruption

Or too muddy the waters, pound sign

Octothorpetag is preferred

Historically, perhaps, but I think when used as descriptive terms they are largely interchangeable.

Kismet and Menagerie for me

Haha that is a funny interpretation :) made me smile, never thought of that.

I think I used to think it was t-totaler, without know what the t would stand for.

Ow I looked it up and it seems that it might have been t-total once

And the fingers