Could anyone tell me if this is a word
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lol, im glad thats there been more responses to this!
i clearly know that the word doesnt exist, there have been a debate with my brother, and he seems to think that it exist and have taken his time to "find" the word in use, i told him, if he had to find it, it obviously doesnt exist! he even said that dictionary.com and google is wrong, but yet he says that hes right cus he found that book on google! makes me laugh!
the last 3 from the list are a form of talking though, theyre not actually "words" its like saying "he has 2 cakes and 1 bun in'nor" which really is "he has 2 cakes and 1 bun and all" its the way to say to how to write which is different.
i clearly know that the word doesnt exist, there have been a debate with my brother, and he seems to think that it exist and have taken his time to "find" the word in use, i told him, if he had to find it, it obviously doesnt exist! he even said that dictionary.com and google is wrong, but yet he says that hes right cus he found that book on google! makes me laugh!
If it aint in the dictionary it doesnt mean it aint a word. For example im from somerset and we got all sorts of words that is not in there.
Gert
Fostering
t'isnt
t'is
t'wasnt
All you non somerset people see if you can make out the above
the last 3 from the list are a form of talking though, theyre not actually "words" its like saying "he has 2 cakes and 1 bun in'nor" which really is "he has 2 cakes and 1 bun and all" its the way to say to how to write which is different.
Man of Honour
It's one of those words that is in such common use - but it doesn't exist I think.
Like one that I corrected the other day - "alterior" doesn't exist. However "ulterior" does.
Like one that I corrected the other day - "alterior" doesn't exist. However "ulterior" does.
Associate
Is it anything like counting chickens ?
Its either a typo
or
I have found that mathematicians tend to make up words in their documents...to convey their meaning...Isn't that how coining words phrases works anyway? I remember one of my CS teachers used to make up words that he felt conveyed a better meaning than what was available in the dictionary. So it could be a word someone tried to launch.
or
I have found that mathematicians tend to make up words in their documents...to convey their meaning...Isn't that how coining words phrases works anyway? I remember one of my CS teachers used to make up words that he felt conveyed a better meaning than what was available in the dictionary. So it could be a word someone tried to launch.
Soldato
is this a word.... Banapple?
Man of Honour
Google says 152,000 so therefore it must be a word - http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Encounting
Google is the internet and does not lie
Google is the internet and does not lie
Soldato
It's obviously a perfectly cromulent word.
Soldato
NO
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It is obviously just a typo.
Just tell the person to tell you what the word means. Then take them to a professor / over person with brain and get them to say the word.
????
Profit with them looking like a twit!
Seriously though, no it isn't.
Just tell the person to tell you what the word means. Then take them to a professor / over person with brain and get them to say the word.
????
Profit with them looking like a twit!
Seriously though, no it isn't.
haha, i think i dont have to take him to a prof to tell him that its not a word. i told him to ask anyone with a sense of education and see what they would reply or laugh in his face
Is it wrong I actually LOLed?
Associate
responces?????
thats not a word either
thats not a word either