19- contribute or dispense
one letter down on the alpahbet for each word
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Give - five
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Methodology for 26 - Measure for Heavy Objects:
Remove the first letter and replace with W; remove the last letter and replace with N:
ton → won = 1.
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30 is replacing letters with ei…haven’t gotten the clue unscrambled, but i think that makes it 8
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For - four
And it adds the next vowel in alphabetical order next to each one that’s supposed to be there.
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HEY, brilliant. I was thinking ou replaced a letter or set of letters. Didnt really think about how it might’ve worked
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I just have to say, you guys are all crushing it
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stumped on 30 and 13.
13# has a pattern of the reppeated letters
and a couple repeated EER sets
i’mma go shower and come back
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We’re breaking records. This is why we the best, y’all. I’m stunned.
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On 30 im thinking ei replaces something.
Whole bunch of repetition. Maybe just i. It just doesnt fit right.
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Yea, it’s replacing first letters. Still working on what it means, but I think that safely places it as eight
Edit: archaic for **ianing **thing is what I’m seeing but also I dunno
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__chaic__rd__aning__thing
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“Archaic word meaning nothing”
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Archaic word _____
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YES MAN. Void. Null. Zilch. Uh…
Nix.
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Nought?
… naught 
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Aught?
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Yep, I think that’s it.
Naught becomes eight, with the extra letter like some of the others.
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For 13 I think the double E replaces the correct letter in the sentence.
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Woop! Nice work folks
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