Drowning in rainy weather / Animated streaks of yore / Single-letter elements

High-scoring words of the night:

RAINY (100 points) - against Joel E. [5W, 2W]
YORE (138 points) - against Susan V. [4W, 5L on Y used twice, hook off SCUBA to make YA] {a good deficit-erasing word!}
STREAKED (100 points) - against Anne C. [two 2W]
DROWN (120 points) - against Dana G.-G. [3W, two 2W]
ANIMATO (1100 points) - against Wendy H. [4W, two 5W] {a VERY LUCKY deficit-erasing word, allowing me to win the game handily!}


Trivia fact for Saturday, May 15: How many chemical elements on the periodic table are represented by a single letter? Fourteen. They are B (Boron), C (Carbon), F (Fluorine), H (Hydrogen), I (Iodine), K (Potassium), N (Nitrogen), O (Oxygen), P (Phosphorus), S (Sulfur), U (Uranium), V (Vanadium), W (Tungsten), and Y for Yttrium.