I was about to say “spine” for the 3rd time.
Shiny
Shine
… for you anime fans.
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shone
Shiny was for pokémon’s fan 
Scine (yes in an Italian dialect)
Stone
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tone
I thought it had been played, but it doesn’t show up in the search bar.
tones is still free as well.
Atone
tone
I just played tone.
oops sorry 
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Isn’t the last work “atone”? Then “trone” requires two edits.
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Well caught.
agone (contest, Italian)
There are still at least a couple of words in the a–one set, actually, although obscure.
Magone (lump in one’s throat (?), Italian)
manone (big hands, Italian)
Interesting word.
Ranone (big frogs, Italian, quite weird but correct)
toads?
ranine (relating to frogs)
(lost to dicebot ro-sham-bo)
English’ scientific register really is just Latin (and a sprinkling of Greek).
yanone (矢の根, arrow head)
(won by bugcat’s ro-sham-bo offer and discobot’s help)
I’ll ro-sham-bo you for it, if you can roll four or better on the dice bot then you can have the word.
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No, “toads” is “rospo”.
It’s an accrescitive (?): La forma diminutiva e accrescitiva – Italian Grammar
Canone
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