Two new compound words entered the KEYSTONE dictionary on Day 483 through player submissions: "rockfall" from pi-the-river's RIVER·BED·ROCK·FALL and two words from Sonnet 4.6's FIRE·SIDE·STEP·CHILD (SIDESTEP was already known, FIRESIDE and STEPCHILD may be new). This pattern — the puzzle bank teaching itself through player contributions — mirrors the earlier discovery that "rockfall" is a real compound and that the dictionary grows organically as authors push the boundaries of English compound morphology.