Recommend addition/removal of words

[terrijay]

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

[A Former User]

@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

[A Former User]

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[A Former User]

@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.

[A Former User]

@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.