Guess the Word

[Jamiet99uk]

ELECTRIC SPONGE

[Sodium Telluride]

This better be Sponge

[Pjandy]

This problem must be approached systematically!

Aardvark?

[BunnyGo]

This better be Sponge

It isn’t. But I agree an electrified sponge would be great.

[Sodium Telluride]

Well, maybe a question may help. Is it an animal?

[BunnyGo]

Well, maybe a question may help. Is it an animal?

No

[BunnyGo]

Well, maybe a question may help. Is it an animal?

But I agree that gerbil would have fit all the answers until now.

[Sodium Telluride]

So, a plant that is more than 4 letters, that would be painful to stick inside someone and is not normally electrified and not considered food. Witch Hazel Tree?

[President Eden]

So, a plant that is more than 4 letters, that would be painful to stick inside someone and is not normally electrified and not considered food. Witch Hazel Tree?

It's a cactus.

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Here's a summary of what's happened:

Jamiet99uk’s Word
Wrong Guesses:
Diplomacy
Football
Kerfuffle
Masticate
Whiskey
Fumble
Conical
Impossible
Pint
Lager
Word
Guess
Chair
Covid
Oooh mah-mau mau
Mornington Crescent (was insulted for exceeding the word limit)
Thestarspangledbanner!
a pot
Bottle
Metal
Glass (praised for being a good guess, but not by Jamie)
Hamster
Cocktail
Babe
Jamie
Plant
Drink
Rubber
Gasoline
Petrol
Wood
Alcohol
Carbon
Scimitar (unfortunately)
Crystal
Gerbil
Table
Chair (again)
Wardrobe
Dresser
Press
Ottoman
Neon
Mattress
Bulb
Door
Cone
Spoon
Bottle (again)
Block
Dice
Cone
Tetrahedron
Pyramid
Pyre
Pillar
Pilloc
Cube
Sphere
Diamond
Square
Gemstone
Pillow
Curtains (I love how this guess was formed)
Globe
Sphere (again)
Statue
Book
Lamp
Desk
Maniac's guessing involving every single 4 letter word starting with J in the English language

Conditions:
Less than 12 letters, more than 3 letters more than 4 letters
Not a proper noun - Is a common noun.
Not a rude word
Describes an object, or type of object (a noun adjective??) (nevermind, not an adjective)
Tangible
Variable size; normally too large to stuff inside a person
Variable composition; can be flammable
Defined by function/shape rather than material, larger than a fist, but not too large.
Not a creature, probably not a living thing (though not ruled out)
Normally not made from an edible substance.
Normally can not be enterred, but can be hollow inside thereby allowing passage.
Can be picked up depending on size and materials

Correct answer: PLINTH - Guessed by "BunnyGo" - Solved in 71 guesses

BunnyGo's Word
Wrong Guesses:
Whelk
Bunny
Potato
Xylophone
Thigh
Mnemonic
Zebra
Spatula
Sponge (I'm disappointed)
Aardvark
Witch Hazel Tree
Cactus

Conditions:
Less than 12 letters, more than 4 letters.
Noun.
Cannot be used for sexual purposes (or should not).
Tangible.
Can be shoved inside a human, but with extreme pain and damage.
Can be used to threaten to shove inside another person.
Is not flammable, but can be burned through using thermite.
Inedible.
Cannot be entered due to its size.
Light enough for the average person to pick up.
Is of biological origin, but doesn't have to be.
Can be electrified (Bunny has expressed interest in an electrified rendition of the word).
Word was chosen for the word itself rather than what the word represents
Not an animal.

sorry for taking up a lot of space
Cactus sounds like a phenomenal guess, but Bunny mentioned how the word doesn't have to be of biological origin, and I can't imagine how a cactus could be of non-biological origin. Cacti can also be edible given careful handling.

Uh...I'm kinda stuck. Is it a flower? Those are pretty and fun to say.

[Sodium Telluride]

Ok, that is amazing and thank you for the guide

[BunnyGo]

So, a plant that is more than 4 letters, that would be painful to stick inside someone and is not normally electrified and not considered food. Witch Hazel Tree?

It's a cactus.

Lol

[BunnyGo]

I should clarify: cannot be wholly entered due to size. Is easy to insert body parts.

[Jamiet99uk]

Pineapple?

[BunnyGo]

Pineapple?

I like how you and president Eden are looking at the insertion issue.

[Jamiet99uk]

Honeycomb?

[e.m.c^42]

Trousseau
Fauteuil
Bureau
Bassinet

[Sodium Telluride]

Maybe it a type of rock? Fossil? Sedimentary Rock? Ignus Rock? Obsidian? Granite?

[Sodium Telluride]

Phosphorus?

[e.m.c^42]

If I dropped this on your head from two floors up, how much and what type of injury would you suffer?

For example;

possible concussion, abrasions, splinters, bruising

or

fractured skull, oozing brain matter, the whole fancy stain the pavement and wasting taxes to hose it down

or

light bruise, mild lump, nothing worse than bumping your head when getting out of the car