Recommend addition/removal of words

terrijay

@betterlate1-0 please explain why you are lazy - you make no sense. Considering your expertese on proper nouns, bingos, lexulous and tech. Also please explain why you have the ability to use proper text when typing in the forum (usually causing a stir) and not in the lobby. Please let me give you an example "o" "u" "I c" etc? look forward to your reply kind regards

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@terrijay I am sorry you have this need. thank you for your invaluable questions, advice and sarcasm. Have a lovely day. Oh, before I go, know it is expertise not expertese. It is not me causing the stir ..my question is why are you so bound and determined. Do not blame and if you have no civilized response do not respond to me to cause the stir you want to cause. For how many years will you continue to do this?

terrijay

@betterlate1-0 probably best to answer me when you are sober... just a suggestion reagards Terrijay

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@terrijay if only I drank, then I could be like you. Take care.. Oh, regards too

Mistertoad

@vivviv
Which one do you mean... 'flak' and 'fink' are both valid.
LOL

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@mistertoad Hey, don't forget FORK, FUNK etc. Wait, this is becoming like Wordle now (assuming we're still allowed to mention that on here).

mccager111

quo is a valid word listed in Merriam Webster dictionary

sakamvari

@mccager111 Please suggest your words to this link: https://forum.lexulous.com/topic/30/recommend-addition-removal-of-words?_=1648602070882

bbruer

Re: Recommend addition/removal of words
A number of time over the years, I have thought to make the word ANOVA. Something I do occasionally as a researcher and I did note just now that the word is actually in the Collins online dictionary.
All good if not appropriate but definitely used either capitalized or lower-case these days.
Bob

anexparrot

@bbruer

I see that in Collins it's marked "NOUN ACRONYM FOR..."
and in MW it's labeled "abbreviation." Prolly why it's not in the word list. Nice word, though!

Mistertoad

For clarity, the original post by 'moindoline' was as follows:

"Le mot addenda en français peut s'écrire addendas avec un S au pluriel. The plural of the word addenda can be addendas. Thank you"
"The word addenda in French can be written addendas with an S in the plural. The plural of the word addenda can be addendas."

Addenda is ALREADY the plural of addendum! More simply:

The plural of addendum is addenda.

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@jackie-heyden Yes, lex still has challenge games and quean is a word. I think I have used it in US dictionary. Just know I use it fairly frequently. But, it never hurts to try if it looks good or possible.