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Item : Deektionary

The Deektionary was awarded for offering, as a max, a word offered by Mark Deeks on TV. Total in circulation: 119,667.

This table shows the players who have collected the most Deektionaries.

#PlayerDeektionaries
603rdDd White13
603rdDover Dubosarsky13
603rdGary S13
603rdJess O'Connor13
603rdJNM Rawson13
603rdKieran Quirke13
603rdMatt Morrison13
603rdMichael Carrier13
603rdPaulo Jamieson13
603rdRuth Cappleman13
603rdSam Sinha13
603rdThomas Pycroft13
603rdAnoush Khachik13
616thPaul Nixon12
616thRobbie Pender12
616thPetey Mac12
616thJames Mark-Price12
616thGeorge Bolton12
616thBrian Curtin12
616thJoe Leary12
623rdTom James Williams11
623rdRichard Purcell11
623rdPaul Cc11
623rdNicole Carter11
623rdNaomi Thornton11
623rdMr Cool11
623rdLuke Martin11
623rdLouis Moen11
623rdLiam Jones11
623rdGil Chesterton11
623rdGevin Chapwell11
623rdBrian Gilmore11
623rdAmy C11
623rdAlison S11
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