Or Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateapokaiwhenuakit anatahu...but that's a place name.
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What do you think this is, Countdown?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostIt's described by Wikipedia (link above) as a factitious word, in that it was a made-up word describing a non-existent condition, but it was later included in the dictionary (OED 1936 supplement) so, if one is just talking about "the longest word in the dictionary", it's a valid candidate.Comment
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Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious? Or something else?Originally posted by andrew_neil_uk View PostWot about the thing Mary Poppins said?Comment
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hmm - doesn't sound very long - sorry everyoneOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostSupercalifragilisticexpialidocious? Or something else?Comment
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I am Richard Whitely and I claim my one from the top and five from anywhere else, please CarolOriginally posted by Charles Foster Kane View PostWhat do you think this is, Countdown?
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I thought it was scrabble. Or is it Scrabble? Any pedants who can correct me pls?Originally posted by Charles Foster Kane View PostWhat do you think this is, Countdown?Comment
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Thats X Q K Z and an E. What othewr l;etters do you want?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI am Richard Whitely and I claim my one from the top and five from anywhere else, please Carol
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Scrabble of course it's the name (proper noun) of a game. Proper nouns have capitals.Originally posted by andrew_neil_uk View PostI thought it was scrabble. Or is it Scrabble? Any pedants who can correct me pls?Comment
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Thanks for correcting me - but you should have given me heaps of abuse too. You won't go far in CUK without giving lots of abuse.Originally posted by Charles Foster Kane View PostScrabble of course it's the name (proper noun) of a game. Proper nouns have capitals.Comment
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I know, I do have my abusive moments too.Originally posted by andrew_neil_uk View PostThanks for correcting me - but you should have given me heaps of abuse too. You won't go far in CUK without giving lots of abuse.
You swine.Comment
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