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¿Question #4717?
ssmooth: What's an ennead?

Erik34: Have no clue
Sayburr: nine of something
oldbrownsfan: I think it was an epic poem written by Virgil.
Gorgoneion: boh
Jatoha: A mispelled envelope
daveroswell: Another letter to make a word? (what's an n need? Get it?)
Polgara: google is your friend
DHEK: Dunno. Never heard of that before.
clandaith: No idea.
Don T: From the Geek dictionary: Ennead, substantive, mens "Henhead" pronounced in French with a silent H. Commonly used as a negative description of a person with no-geek qualities
POvidiusNaso: A 9 year period.
heli: is my city the Heliopolis involved? ;)
szilaj: A group of nine.
ryokowerx: The redneck pronunciation of "The Aeneid"
Cut & Space: No clue
brainrob: Google it and find out
_Kael_: That's the thingy on the you-know-what.
keldrak: ?
Beowulf: Virgil's classic?
ThatFalafelGirl: oh. i like the balderdash idea! umm..a small ornamental bowl used in religious ceremonies.
LemonyFresh: deanne na in reverse
locusshifter: a group or set of 9
Culvan: A rather cool word.
scriptorum: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ennead
javelin98: The nine great Osirian gods: Atum, Shu, Tefnut, Geb, Nut, Osiris, Isis, Set, and Nephthys
ststrat: epic mythical blah-de-blah
BaSL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ennead
skrutsch: from wikipedia: The Ennead (a word derived from Greek, meaning the nine) were the nine most important gods and goddesses in the early Egyptian mythology of Heliopolis.
jttm: A bad speller?
Lord_Prussian: I dunno
chaddyboy_2000: Dunno.
skelebone: Food, shelter, and a warm bed.
CDRodeffer: I don't "nead" one.
Spielfreak: Are we playing Balderdash? Ennead: A brooch that has an opening through which a sash or other object may be passed.