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Let's give all this teams a big round of applause as they make their way to the stage. So, I I will remind the teams on the stage after you're after you're leave the stage tonight, take the water bottles with you. And if you when you if you do when you do get eliminated, uh if you could turn your placards down so it'll be make it easier for the judge to see who they need to who they need to um score. Okay, everybody set? All right, your first word for flight 2 is manageable. It's an adjective. Manageable that can be managed, governable, tractable. Spell manageable. [Music] Hopefully this first word is manageable for you. Manageable. [Applause] [Music] All right, hold up your responses for manageable. It is m a n a g e a b l e. Hold it up nice and big. Are we good on the end?
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They got it wrong. Okay. Thank you for being Thank you for the honesty. All right. The next word is thesaurus. It's a noun. Thesaurus. A dictionary of synonyms and antonyms. Spell thesaurus. [Music] A thesaurus is helpful when writing poetry. Thesaurus. [Applause] [Music] And once you agree on your word, if you can write it in nice big bold block letters, that will help our judges out immensely. All right, hold up your responses for thesaurus. T H E S A U R U S. All right, your third word is batten. It's a noun. Batten. A long flat strip of squared wood or metal used to hold something in place. Spell batton. [Music] The crew added the last batton to the sail and were ready to shove off. Batten [Applause] [Music] Batten. All right, hold up your responses for Batton. B A T E N. That's a lot of a lot of damage was done there.
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Not a lot of sailors on the stage, I'm guessing. Yeah. Yeah. All right. We slept. Your fourth word is colleague. It's a noun. Colleague. An associate. Spell colleague. [Music] She was recommended for the award by a Colleague [Applause] [Music] All right, hold up your responses for colleague. C O L L E A G U E. All right, nicely done, teams. Your fifth word is flem. It's a noun. Flem. The thick mucus secreted in the respiratory passages and discharged through the mouth as during a cold. Spell flem. [Music] He was coughing up increasing amounts of fleg before deciding to see a doctor. Flem. [Applause] [Music] All right, hold up your spelling for Flem. P H L E G M. DMS's finest has been eliminated. Oh, we all said it down there. Your sixth word is definitely an adverb. Definitely. in a clear and definite manner unambiguously.
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Spell definitely. [Music] You have definitely spelled this word wrong at some point in your life. Definitely. [Applause] [Music] All right, hold up your responses for definitely. D E F I N I T E L Y. All got it? All right, your seventh word is crystalallographer. Noun crystalallographer. A scientist who studies crystal structures and phenomena. Spell crystalallographer. [Music] The crystalallographer was hired to study protein structures for cancer research. Crystalographer [Applause] [Music] crystalallographer. [Music] All right, hold up your answers for crystalallography. C R Y S T A L L O G R A P H E R. Did anyone get it right? Everybody got it wrong. So the teams that were still in put put your flag back up and we will go on to the next word. Not the teams. If you misspelled crystalallographer, you are still in the competition. Word eight, hierarchy. It's a noun.
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Hierarchy. Any system of persons or things ranked one above another. Spell hierarchy. [Music] She worked her way up through the corporate hierarchy to become president. Hierarchy. [Applause] [Music] Hierarchy. All right, hold up your responses for hierarchy. H I E R A R C H Y. You're wrong. Okay. Okay. Oh, was not able to sway the the panelists. All right. So, we have we have two teams remaining. All right. Your ninth word is bowlan. It's a noun. Bolan. A knot used to make a non-slipping loop on the end of a rope. Spell. [Music] The crew tied a bowl in to attach the jib sheets to the jib sail. Bowlolan. [Applause] [Music] bowling. [Music] All right, hold up your response. Bowlan is B O W L I N E. Both. They both got it wrong. We got it right. If you spelled bowling wrong, you are still in the competition.
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Got to watch that one. All right. The 10th word is vicious. It's an adjective. Vicious. Spiteful or malicious. Spell vicious. [Music] After the breakup, he spread vicious rumors about his ex. Vicious. [Applause] [Music] Let's see your spelling for vicious. V I C I O U S. Both right. All right, moving on to your 11th word. Hemorrhage. Noun. Hemorrhage. A profuse discharge of blood as from a ruptured blood vessel. Bleeding. Spell hemorrhage. [Music] The patient suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. [Applause] [Music] Hemorrhage. [Music] All right, hold up your spelling for hemorrhage. H E M O R R H A G E. the wannabes. Let's give a big round of applause for the wannabes who won flight number two. Please remember to take your water bottles from the stage and our DMS and DHS honor society will replace those for the next flight. Okay. Uh, this next prize.
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Make sure you take your sign off the stage. Uh, oh, it's okay. We'll work on that. All right. So, we have a fabulous $50 gift card to Strawberry Moon, which is a little shop in uh, Paid Naram Village. And, uh, Mr. Don, Darren Don, [Applause] you're gonna be a crystalallographer and go check out the crystals. [Laughter] $15. Oh, and one more prize. Sorry. A $15 Dunkin Donuts gift card. Uh, let's see. I'm gonna need glasses for this. Shane. Shane Gonzalz. Conals. Shane. Sean. Shane. S Han. Shawn. R. Is that an R? Yes. Yay. Okay. a volunteer tonight from National Honor Society. Okay, next flight. All right, our third flight is sponsored by the Stone family. If the teams in the third flight can make their way to the stage, we have Be Curious, a team from Dartmouth High School, sponsored by Fon Corner Properties, Inc.
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We have B Flats from the Dartmouth School's Music Association sponsored by Greg and Morin Jones. We've got Bragg's Big Green Machine, a DMS team sponsored by the Roberts family. And we have the Golden Girls. We have the Golden Girls from Potter sponsored by the Oral Surgery Associates. Big round of applause for our teams in flight three, sponsored by the Stone family. There appears to be some science experiment going on. Perhaps we have a crystalallographer in our mix. Bragg's big green machine. You should be cautious of what's going on to the side of you. They're all wearing lab coats and you are not. What just happened? [Applause] All right, our teams in flight three ready. Your first word is uncomplicated. It's an adjective. Uncomplicated. Not complicated or simple. Spell uncomplicated. [Music] Hopefully this first word is uncomplicated to spell. Uncomplicated. [Applause] [Music] All right, please hold up very high.
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Your responses for uncomplicated. U N C O M P L I C A T E D Nicely done, teams. Your second word is beret. It's a noun. Beret. A soft visorless cap with a close- fitting headband and a wide round top, often with a tab at its center. Spell beret. [Music] The mime wore a beret and kept pretending it was stuck to their head. Beret [Applause] [Music] beret. [Music] All right, hold up your spelling of beret. B E R E T. The Golden Girls have a flag down. All right, moving on to our third word. Ninkmp. It's a noun. Ninkmp. A fool or a simpleton. Spell nink poop. [Music] Harold always behaves like a ninkmpoo, running around making faces at others trying to do their work. Ninkmpoo. [Applause] [Music] Ninkmpoo. [Music] All right, hold up your boards for ninkham poop. N I N C O M P O O P.
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All right, one down. Your fourth word is cavalry. It's a noun. Cavalry. The part of a military force composed of troops that serve on horseback. Spell cavalry. [Music] They sent in the cavalry to police the social unrest. Cavalry. [Applause] [Music] Cavalry. Hold up your responses for cavalry. C A V A L R Y. Bragg's big green machine is out of the competition. and B flats has spelled the word wrong. So, we've got three teams left for word number five. Plague. It's a noun. Plague. An epidemic disease that causes high mortality or pestilence. Spell plague. [Music] In 1903, the city was devastated by an epidemic of plague. Plague's [Music] nice try. Be curious. [Music] All right, hold up your responses for plague. P L A G U E. Plague. All right, for your sixth word, it is bite. It's a noun. Bite. The middle part of a rope as distinguished from the ends.
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Spell bite. [Music] The skipper told the first mate to grab the bite and make a loop when tying the knot. Bites [Applause] [Music] bite. [Music] All right. Hold your words up high. It's B I G H T. The Golden Girls are out of the competition. We have two teams left. The B flats and be curious. Your seventh word is deionize. It's a verb. Deionize. to remove ions from. Spell deionize. Dr. Bangs taught the students how to deionize water. Deionize. Full disclaimer, I did not know that Dr. Bangs was in this flight when choosing this word. Deionize. [Music] Hold up your placards. D E I O N I Z E. Nicely done. For your eighth word, omnipotent. It's an adjective. Omnipotent. Almighty or infinite in power. Spell omnipotent. [Music] In the play, the omnipotent narrator knows all of the characters thoughts and actions. Omnipotent. [Applause] [Music] Omnipotent.
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[Music] Hold up your placards. The spelling is O M N I P O T E N T. All right. Still in this. Your ninth word is narcissistic. It's an adjective. Narcissistic having an undue fascination with oneself. Vain spell narcissistic. [Music] Since the king is narcissistic, he ignores his citizens and focuses his time on satisfying his own pleasures. Narcissistic. [Applause] [Music] Hold up your boards for narcissistic. N A R C I S S I S T I C. Nicely done. For your 10th word, it is discombobulate. It's a verb. Discombobulate. To confuse or disconcert, confound or bewilder. Spell discombobulate. [Music] I'm not a bad speller, but some words discombobulate me. Discombobulate. [Music] Hold up your placards. D I S C O M B O B U L A T E. I I can't see if we both good. All right, moving on to your 11th word.
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Lacadasical. It's an adjective. Lacadas without interest, vigor, or determination. Listless or lethargic. Spell lacadasical. [Music] Many high school students take a rather lacadasical approach to their schoolwork. Lacadas. Yeah. Lacadasical [Music] time. Hold up your boards. L A C K A D A I S I C A L and the B flats have been eliminated which makes B curious the winner of our third flight. Congratulations Be Curious. Please remember to take your water bottles off the stage with you. Yeah. Okay. All right, everybody. All right. So, the first um the first prize of this flight is a $25 gift card to Brick Pizza. And the winner of that is Oops, that's blank. Jeremy McDonald, come on down. This next uh winner is for a $25 Starbucks card and that is Patty Souza. Patty Souza. [Applause] And then the last one is a family membership to the Buttonwood Park Zoo.
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It's like blank ones. Paula Lassie. Not here. Not here. Okay. All right. Buttonwood Park Zoo. These are blank. Mr. Bangs. Dr. Bangs. [Applause] All right. Can we get a round of applause for the honor student kids who are resetting the table so quickly that we don't even realize that it's happening? Thank you for being here tonight and for volunteering your time. That's right. You'll want to stick around for the Bruins tickets at the end. Plus, you'll just want to see who wins. Correct. All right. In our fourth flight, which is sponsored by Silva Groupoup Insurance Agency, if the teams in the fourth flight can make their way to the stage, we've got Be Elected from the Committee to Elect Heidi Silva Brooks, sponsored by ServePro. We've got Be Happy from the Dartmouth Public Schools Administration, sponsored by Lions and Rogers. We've got Duck Duck Spell, which are a group of Dartmouth High School students from the robotics team, sponsored by Big Value.
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And we've got Be Brave of Children's Advocacy Center of Bristol County, sponsored by Wilkinson and Finbinder. All right, let's give a big warm welcome to our Flight Four teams and our Flight 4 sponsor, Silva Group Insurance Agency. We all set? You have your ducks in a row? Yeah. All right. Your first word is evident. It's an adjective. Evident plain or clear to the site or understanding. Spell evident. [Music] Hopefully, it is evident that this first word is a softball for you. Evident. [Applause] [Music] Evident. All right, hold up your placards for evident. E V I D E N T. Everyone got it correct. That's what we're hoping for on word number one. Clear your boards. Word number two is pergola. It's a noun. Pergola. An arbor formed of horizontal trellis work supported on columns or posts over which vines or other plants are trained. Spell pergola.
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[Music] The pergola in the garden was covered in flowering plants. Pergola. [Applause] [Music] pergola. [Music] Markers down, placards up. Pergola. P E R G O L A. The ducks have a flag less and be elected as well. All right, your third word is ado. It's an interjection. Ado, goodbye or farewell. Spell ado. [Music] We bid each other a do after the movies by giving one another a hug. A do [Applause] [Music] a do [Music] boards up. Adu. A d i eu. board. No, don't want to show. Let's Let's No. Be Nope. Be elected has been eliminated from the from the bee. All right. Our fourth word is pneumonia. It is a noun. Pneumonia. and inflammation of the lungs with congestion. Spell pneumonia. [Music] The patient's wet cough was a sure sign of pneumonia. Pneumonia, [Applause] [Music] Pneumonia [Music] is P N E U M O N I A.
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Everybody, nicely done. For your fifth word, hootin nanny. It is a noun. Hootin nanny. A social gathering or informal concert featuring folk singing and sometimes dancing. Spell hoot nanny. [Music] The western themed school dance is sure to be a hoot nanny. Hoot nanny. [Applause] [Music] All right, boards up. Hoot nanny. H O O T E N A N Y. We've got one flag down. All right, your sixth word in flight four is gyroscope. It's a noun. Gyroscope. An apparatus consisting of a rotating wheel so mounted that its axis can turn freely in certain or all directions. Spell gyroscope. [Music] Without the gyroscope, the crew was confused as to where to navigate the boat. Gyroscope. [Applause] [Music] Gyroscope. [Music] Hold your boards up for gyroscope. G Y R O S C O P E. Everybody, still three teams. For word number seven, precocious. It's an adjective.
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Precocious. Unusually advanced or mature in development, especially mental development. Spell precocious. [Music] The precocious child skipped several early grades in school. Precocious. [Applause] [Music] Precocious. [Music] Boards up. P R E C O C I O U S. Everybody's in. Oh, robotics missed it. Duck. Duck is out of the flight. All right, your eighth word. We have two teams. Two teams. Your eighth word is pompador. It's a noun. Pompador. An arrangement of a man's hair in which it is brushed up high from the forehead. Spell pompador. [Music] Elvis is Presley's signature black pompador is one of the most famous hairstyles in rock and roll history. Pompador. [Applause] [Music] Pompador. [Music] Plackard's up. P O P. P O M P A D O U R. They got both teams in. Your ninth word is bacteriaophage. It is a noun. Bacteriaophage. Any of a group of viruses that infects in specific bacteria usually causing their disintegration or dissolution.
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Spell bacteria phage. [Music] The newly discovered bacteria phagee appeared to be harmless to humans and seemed to be a promising therapeutic agent. Bacteria phage [Applause] [Music] bacteria phage [Music] B A C T E R I O P H A G E. All All right. Be brave is the winner of our flight number four. Congratulations to Be Brave. Please remember to bring your water bottles off the stage with you. membership. All right. I am now raffling off a one month membership to a local facility called Ritual Sweat Society. It's a yoga studio. H Mara I I'm going to destroy this. Iodasi and one more thing too. Okay. And then the second thing is a Lloyd Center membership with a cooler bag, a cool coffee mug, a keychain, and a mouse pad from the Lloyd Center local environmental center here in Dartmouth. Sarah Deakus. She left. Okay.
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Next. So, Daryl F. Daryl F. Oh, cool. Stand up. Awesome job. Are we ready for our final flight before the championship round? If teams from flight 5 can make their way to the stage. Flight 5 is sponsored by Nunes and Cher CPAs LLC and Park View Apartments. We have the Dewey Decimators from the Dartmouth Public Library in memory of Suzanne McDonald sponsored by North Dartmouth Properties. We have the National Honor Society from DHS, the National Honor Society sponsored by College Edge. We have the autonomous spelling system, the DHS robotics team. Did the robotics team field two teams this year? Nicely done. We have go be love, the congregational church of South Dartmouth youth group, sponsored by the Joyce family. Let's give a big round of hands for our Flight 5 teams and our sponsor, Nunes and Cher CPA LLC and Park View Apartments. Oh, it's not what it says.
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