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  'Megab***h' has become the latest outrageous
  Countdown word to crop up.
  
  And Rachel Riley left host Anne Robinson 'astonished' at the word's mere existence as
  she spelled it out on the board on Monday's show. 
  
  Rachel took to Instagram to post a still of
  the moment, stood next to the word, suggesting it
  could be her new profile picture.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  'New profile pic?' 'Megab***h' has become the latest outrageous Countdown word
  to crop up
  
  Current contestant Florence first suggested seven-letter word 'megabit', with
  Dictionary Corner revealing the 'C' and the 'H' could be tacked on the end for 18 points.
  
  
  'Really? That's astonishing! Perfectly acceptable for this time in the afternoon?' host Anne asked.
  
  
  
  
  
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  They then joked that it would make a good band name too.
  
  'As long as they're all women!' Anne noted. 
  
  Rachel was seen stifling a laugh in another recent episode of
  the Channel 4 quiz show as a contestant declared he word 'hooters' for
  seven points - which is North American slang term for a woman's
  breasts
  
  
  
  
  What the...? Rachel Riley left host Anne Robinson 'astonished' at the word's mere existence as she spelled it
  out on the board on Monday's show
  
  
  
  
  
  Far from it: Rachel took to Instagram to post a still of the moment, stood next to the word, suggesting it could be her
  new profile picture 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Smirking: Rachel stifled a giggle on Countdown as a contestant spelled out 'hooters'
  
  Rachel, who is expecting her second child with husband Pasha Kovalev, appeared to hold back a
  grin when the camera switched to her after the rude word had been placed on the board.
  She cradled her baby bump and turned to look the other
  way. 
  
  Susie Dent, the show's resident lexicographer, added
  that there were 'quite a few seven [letter words]', with the
  other contestant offering the word 'shooter'.    
  
  This humorous moment comes after Rachel was left red-faced when a guest spelled out 'cra**ed' and asked the team: 'Can you have c****ed?' 
  
  However, the exact same word accidentally cropped up
  for former host Carol Vorderman 22 years ago. She starred on the show from 1982 until 2008.  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Rude word: The tickled TV star, 35, was faced with placing the word - which is North American slang term for a woman's breasts - on the board for all to see
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Awkward: Another risque word popped up the week before 'hooters'
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Spot the difference: The same thing happened to former
  host Carol Vorderman back in 1999
  
  In 1999, viewers were left stunned after contestant Dennis Raishbrook spelled out 'c*****d' on the board in an unfortunate word blunder, leaving the studio
  in giggles. 
  
  During the crude episode last week, Susie Dent explained the word was acceptable, saying:
  'Yes, c*****d, also to c**p out of a game of c**ps, gambling game, is to make a losing throw, absolutely fine.'
  
  Rachel could be seen smirking as she looked at the board before
  getting on with the rest of the show. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Rude: The pregnant star was left red-faced when a guest spelled out 'c****ed' on the board
  
  These haven't been the first instances a rude word has
  found its way onto the Countdown board.
  
  In December, Rachel was left embarrassed after she spelled
  out the words 'foreskin' and 'stonker'. 
  
  Fans flooded Twitter when the episode aired, with users marvelling over Rachel's giddy response, and also noting
  fellow stars Nick Hewer and Susie's less than overjoyed reaction at the hilarious twist.
  
  
  In an episode from July of 2019, two contestants scored points with a curse word.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Show: The contestant seemed unsure about his word choice
  and asked the team: 'Can you have c****ed?'
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Acceptable: Susie Dent explained the word was acceptable, saying: 'Yes, c*****d, also to c**p out of a game of c***s,
  gambling game, is to make a losing throw, absolutely fine'
  
  Rachel was left raising her eyebrows as she was tasked with spelling
  out 'w***ers', which was blurred and beeped out when the
  show aired.
  
  Asked what words they had managed to make out of the random letters, contestant Rob said: 'A bit of a rude seven,' while his opponent James added:
  'Yeah, I have got a certain seven as well.'
  
  As it transpired that both men had come up with 'w***ers', comedian Rory Bremner - who was in Dictionary Corner with Susie -
  was left stifling his giggles as he mused: 'I would have
  preferred swanker.'
  
  Flustered host Nick then asked Susie if there were any polite alternatives they could have
  chosen, with Susie revealing they could have picked
  'workman' or 'workmen'. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Ahem! In December, Rachel was left embarrassed after she spelled out the words 'foreskin' and 'stonker' 
  
  In January of the same year, when Rachel was asked to make words out of the letters 'GESULIPNK', she sneakily spelled out the word 'spunk'. 
  
  The audience and comedians all erupt in laughter before applause
  broke out. 
  
  Rachel and her husband Pasha Kovalev are preparing to welcome their second
  child into the world and already share their daughter Maven, who is 18 months old. 
  
  It comes after Pasha recently revealed he is trying to protect his wife from cruel online comments sent by
  internet trolls.
  
  As the dancer and Rachel are expecting their second child, Pasha said he is 'trying to protect her as much
  as I can by providing a safe environment at home'.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Oops: In January 2019, Rachel was left raising her eyebrows as she was tasked
  with spelling out 'w***ers', which was blurred and beeped out when the show aired
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  He added: 'That's all I can do and try to direct her attention to the good things.'
  
  Speaking to OK!, the Strictly star added he steers away from cruel
  online comments aimed at Rachel, admitting:
  'I never look at comments online and Rachel is trying to get a point across about racial abuse or domestic violence and she gets
  back very ridiculous messages.
  
  'People completely miss the point and speak about something irrelevant.'
  
  His comments came a month after he revealed he worries how trolls' hurtful messages could
  affect their unborn baby.
  
  Speaking to The Mirror, he said: 'I definitely can see how it stresses her.
  The smallest stress affects how the baby's development is going.'
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Cheeky: In January of the same year, when Rachel was asked to make words out of the letters 'GESULIPNK',
  she sneakily spelled out the word 'spunk' 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The performer added that he hates seeing hate flourish
  online where there is less accountability.
  
  He explained: 'If you come up to someone on the street and tell them something like that,
  you're probably going to get some sort of repercussion.
  
  'Online there's a limited amount of repercussion,
  and it opens a floodgate. It should be stopped.'
  
  Rachel previously revealed the stress of receiving hateful messages online stopped her first daughter, Maven, from kicking when she was pregnant
  with her
  
  The Countdown star had been a vocal critic
  of Jeremy Corbyn and the anti-antisemitism row in the Labour Party
  and received horrific messages online as a result.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Couple: It comes after Rachel's husband Pasha Kovalev recently revealed he is trying to protect his wife from cruel online
  comments sent by internet trolls 
  
  
  
  Rachel Riley
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